1980 Pearson Pearson 32 Sold Boat in Rockland, MA US
Pearson 32
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32 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Ballast: 3800
Displacement: 9400
Engines
Total Power: 11
Tanks
Fuel: 19
Fresh Water: 38
Accommodations
V-berth in forward cabin sleeps two. The enclosed head compartment is to port with marine toilet, sink and vanity. The main salon has port and starboard settees, port settee converts to double berth. The cabin sole is teak and holly. The table is bulkhead mounted and can seat four when in use. Aft to port is a sit-down nav station and a quarter berth. The galley is in the aft starboard corner.
Galley
The L-shaped galley has a two burner Origo stove, ice box, sink and hot and cold water. There is storage in cabinets below and outboard.
Electronics
The electronics are a combination of Raytheon and Ockam and include knotmeter, depthsounder,windspeed/wind direction, Autohelm autopilot, two compasses on the bulkhead and KVH electronic compass, Impulse loran, Horizon VHF radio and mast mounted repeaters for the Ockam system.
Electrical
12 volt system has one oversized gel battery and one standard size battery with oversized alternator, electronic regulator and parallel switch.
Sails
All sails by North including full battened main, mylar #1, #2, #3, storm jib, two spinnakers, two staysails, storm trysail, mainsail cover and some older sails.
Deck
Bow and stern pulpits with lifelines, stern mounted swim ladder, tiller steering, anodized toerail, anchor well in foredeck, inboard and outboard genoa tracks, instrument pod over companionway and contrasting non-skid decks.
Additional
Lots of racing and cruising gear including new interior cushions, Quickvang, lifesling, horseshoe bouy, spinnaker socks, two blade folding prop, professionally faired keel, newer opening ports, safety harnesses, 2 anchors with line and chain, newer curtains for cabin and head, tapered mast, rod rigging, cockpit cushions, Avon Redcrest dingy with 2 hp Yamaha outboard and many more extras. This is a great boat for racing or cruising. A one owner boat that has been lovingly maintained and constantly upgraded.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Ballast: 3800
Displacement: 9400
Engines
Total Power: 11
Tanks
Fuel: 19
Fresh Water: 38
Accommodations
V-berth in forward cabin sleeps two. The enclosed head compartment is to port with marine toilet, sink and vanity. The main salon has port and starboard settees, port settee converts to double berth. The cabin sole is teak and holly. The table is bulkhead mounted and can seat four when in use. Aft to port is a sit-down nav station and a quarter berth. The galley is in the aft starboard corner.
Galley
The L-shaped galley has a two burner Origo stove, ice box, sink and hot and cold water. There is storage in cabinets below and outboard.
Electronics
The electronics are a combination of Raytheon and Ockam and include knotmeter, depthsounder,windspeed/wind direction, Autohelm autopilot, two compasses on the bulkhead and KVH electronic compass, Impulse loran, Horizon VHF radio and mast mounted repeaters for the Ockam system.
Electrical
12 volt system has one oversized gel battery and one standard size battery with oversized alternator, electronic regulator and parallel switch.
Sails
All sails by North including full battened main, mylar #1, #2, #3, storm jib, two spinnakers, two staysails, storm trysail, mainsail cover and some older sails.
Deck
Bow and stern pulpits with lifelines, stern mounted swim ladder, tiller steering, anodized toerail, anchor well in foredeck, inboard and outboard genoa tracks, instrument pod over companionway and contrasting non-skid decks.
Additional
Lots of racing and cruising gear including new interior cushions, Quickvang, lifesling, horseshoe bouy, spinnaker socks, two blade folding prop, professionally faired keel, newer opening ports, safety harnesses, 2 anchors with line and chain, newer curtains for cabin and head, tapered mast, rod rigging, cockpit cushions, Avon Redcrest dingy with 2 hp Yamaha outboard and many more extras. This is a great boat for racing or cruising. A one owner boat that has been lovingly maintained and constantly upgraded.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Overview from around the web 1980 Pearson Pearson 32
Customers appreciate the 1980 Pearson 32 for its solid construction and classic design, noting that it offers a comfortable and spacious interior for a boat of its size
Many highlight its reliable performance under sail, making it a favored choice for coastal cruising. Owners often mention the boat’s ease of handling and well-thought-out layout, which contributes to a pleasant sailing experience. Some also commend the quality of materials used and the boat’s ability to handle various weather conditions confidently. Overall, the 1980 Pearson 32 is praised for combining traditional aesthetics with practical functionality.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1980 Pearson Pearson 32 is a classic cruiser that offers a blend of traditional design and practical sailing features. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with a robust fiberglass hull, the Pearson 32 is known for its durability and long-lasting performance.
Comfortable Interior: The layout provides ample living space with a practical design, making it suitable for extended cruising or weekend trips.
Good Sailing Performance: With a well-balanced sail plan and moderate displacement, the Pearson 32 handles well in a variety of conditions, offering a stable and predictable ride.
Classic Aesthetics: Its traditional lines and styling appeal to sailors who appreciate classic yacht design.
Easy to Handle: Designed with cruising in mind, it generally offers manageable sail handling for a small crew or even single-handed sailing.
Cons
Older Design: As a boat from 1980, some design elements and onboard systems may feel outdated compared to modern sailboats.
Maintenance Requirements: Like many older vessels, it may require more upkeep to maintain its condition, especially if the boat has not been consistently cared for.
Limited Speed: While stable and comfortable, the Pearson 32 is not built for high-speed performance and may lag behind more modern, performance-oriented cruisers.
Interior Layout: Though comfortable, the interior may feel a bit cramped for larger groups or those accustomed to more spacious contemporary designs.
Engine and Electronics: Original equipment may be outdated and could require upgrades to meet current standards or personal preferences.
Made For
The 1980 Pearson 32 is ideal for sailors and boating enthusiasts seeking a classic, reliable cruiser that offers a comfortable and spacious interior combined with solid performance on the water. It's well-suited for small families, couples, or individuals who enjoy weekend sailing trips, coastal cruising, or even longer passages. With its sturdy construction and thoughtful design, the Pearson 32 appeals to those who appreciate timeless craftsmanship and a boat that balances ease of handling with durability.
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