-Westsail 32-

"SEAFARI"
Basic Specifications
W32 #699 - 1276 - Kit Boat
HULL # WSSK 0699 0377 - DOCUMENT # 630 645

LOA 32'	LWL 27'-6"	Beam 11'- 0"
Draft 5'-0"	Displacement 20,000 lbs.	Fiberglass Hull
Ballast 8,000 lbs.	Sail Area: 663 Sq. Ft.	Cutter Rig
Engine: Perkins 4-108	HP: 50	Fuel Type: Diesel
Fuel Tank Capacity: 60 gals		Water Tank Capacity: 66 gals

Comments:

Seafari is truly a "one of a kind" Westsail 32. Originally purchased by the head of the Westsail Owners Association in 1977, she was then custom finished by a master craftsman over 14 years and the workmanship is outstanding! The interior joinery is beautiful; finished in 7 types of hand selected and matched hardwoods. She is of the last version which has the crowned, "Crealock" deck plan with molded in hatches and propane locker, flush mounted lifeline stanchions, etc. She also has the newer one-piece hull mould which was redesigned by Crealock with a finer entry and fuller stern. She has 500 pounds of additional ballast added at time of original construction. This is not your "typical" Westsail. Close inspection of this beautiful vessel will reveal a number of very well engineered upgrades and additions that make her arguably the best possible choice for a cruising couple in the under 100k price range. Don't miss the opportunity to view this extraordinary cruising boat !

In 1996 Seafari entered the Annapolis to Bermuda Race class 5 and WON. She also on corrected time beat all boats in class 4 and all but two in class 3. She arrived in Bermuda Harbor the same time as a Bermuda 40.

Seafari has sailed around Cape Horn, through the Panama Canal and has been to the Islands. She has been lovingly maintained and has had many upgrades such as:

• All exterior brightwork is currently being redone (July 2011)
• Vinylester bottom (1995)
• Engine has only 1298 hours
• Entire boat rewired (1999)
• New main, Dutchman system (2007)
• New refrigeration/freezer (2001)
• New Lavac head, hoses, fittings (2010)
• New Lofrans windlass (2001)
• Scandvik faucets
• Taylor diesel heater
• Garmin 4212 chartplotter w/12" display coastal and vision charts
• Furuno Radar
• Monitor wind vane
• Wind generator
• Solar panels
• Inverter/charger (2001)
• Pur watermaker
• GPIRB, jack lines, tethers, harnesses
• Award winning Winslow liferaft - a $7,000 value
• and much more as you will see in the full listing

Please contact us for more details and to set an appointment to come see her for yourself. She is conveniently located right here on the Chesapeake Bay.

Accommodations:

This boat was custom built for a very discriminating owner by a master craftsman. The interior joinery is beautiful; finished in 7 types of hand selected and matched hardwoods. All cabinet doors are teak and have louvers for ventilation. Poplar ceiling strips are installed on all exposed interior overheads, and ash ceiling strips are on all exposed hull surfaces.
Good ventilation is provided with 10 large rectangular bronze opening ports, a large reversing forward hatch over the forward berth, as well as a large reversing center hatch and two dorades. In addition five Hella fans have been fitted for air circulation. For heat, a Taylor Diesel heater is fitted on the main bulkhead to port. This is a very attractive unit, which provides ample heat under sail or at anchor. For additional dry heat while running the engine an automotive heater is mounted under the navigation table. This unit in combination with the insulation will warm the entire interior in almost any weather.

Forward cabin is a V-berth laid out as a double berth to port and a single berth to starboard. There are opening ports on either side with a large overhead hatch which offers great ventilation in the V-berth. There is a forward hatch which is truly unique in that it has a double layer of Plexiglas that allows ventilation when the hatch is closed. This eliminates stuffiness when raining and when the boat is closed. An insect screen for the hatch is secured overhead. When privacy is desired, a door closes off the V-Berth. There are 3 large storage lockers under the berths and additional bins and lockers that make for great clothes storage and there is even a shoe locker.

Aft of this cabin is a spacious head area on the port side with a custom Corean molded sink and counter. High quality Scandvik plumbing has been used for the shower and faucet. The head has two sets of doors - one gives you the choice of closing off the passage to create a larger head/shower area and changing room. There is storage above the sink and below. On the stbd side is a large hanging locker and bureau with a shelf above. There is a teak floor grate with a molded shower pan with a pump that discharges into the sink, eliminating another through hull.

The main cabin/salon area is open and has a long settee to port and another on starboard; both make great sleeping berths. The settees are covered in plain cream fabric and have striped removable covers. The dining table stores out of the way against the bulkhead. Behind the table are a wine rack and a place for wine glasses. Great storage is found behind and under the entire settee area. Bookshelves and 2 additional storage cupboards are on the port side. The starboard side has a large raised open storage area that could also be used as a small berth.

The galley is on the port side. See below for more details. Opposite the galley on the stbd side is the nav station. Features of vessel include:

• Taylor Diesel heater
• Hella Fans (5)
• Lee cloths, port and stbd (New)
• Panasonic TV
• Kenwood CD player w/ remote & (4) speakers
• New Lavac head including new hoses and fittings (2010) which can be flushed with either salt or fresh water
• Ships clock and barometer
• SS 6 gallon hot water heater
• PUR survivor 35 watermaker
• Numerous spare parts

Deck & Hull:

Seafari has been hauled every winter. The hull is original gelcoat and is in excellent condition. The entire boat is insulated with closed cell foam insulation above the waterline. All deck hardware has been recently rebeded. All thru hulls and ball valves replaced (1998), except cockpit drain thru hulls where only the hoses were replaced. All exterior brightwork is currently being stripped and cetoled. Side decks allow easy passageway forward and aft. High bulwarks and extra high lifelines provide comfort and safety. Aft SS stern rail has been extended to surround the cockpit for additional safety.

• Vinylester bottom (1995)
• Exterior brightwork just redone (July 2011)
• Lofrans Tigres 1200 watt windlass w/hand held remote (2001)
• 35 lb CQR anchor
• 44 lb Bruce anchor
• 130 foot 5/16 high tensile chain; 200 foot 3/4" rode
• High pressure deck wash down - sea water or fresh water
• Extra high (36") lifelines w/gates on both sides
• Teak caprail with bronze half-round
• New mast pulpits (2001)
• SS top rail surrounds cockpit for added safety
• Teak crosspiece with bronze belaying pins
• Dodger with integral handrails
• Sun awning cover entire cockpit w/matching weather curtains that also offer storage in the cockpit
• Force 10 grill pulpit mounted
• Cockpit shower
• SS fold down ladder for swimming
• Boomkin seat

Note: Hard Dodger not currently installed constructed of vinylester resin with 1/8" lexan side windows and two 1/4" opening safety glass windows forward. There is also a windshield wiper in the middle that can clean either side. The dodger is unique in design as the original canvas dodger was used as the mold so it has the appearance of a fabric dodger with all of its compound curves. The advantages over fabric: strong handholds in the front and sides; visibility, and water tightness. It is strong enough to be walked on and it supports the sun awning, which covers the entire cockpit.

Galley:

The U-shaped galley is located at the base of the companionway on the port side. There are 2 additional fold up tables to enlarge the galley as needed. Lockers all around for storage. Features include:

• Technautics cold plate refrigerator/freezer (2001)
• Force 10 two burner stove with oven and broiler
• Microwave
• Scandvik faucet w/hot & cold pressurized water
• Foot pump for charcoal filtered water
• Deep double SS sink
• Propane sniffer solenoid safety system

Engine:

Perkins 4-108 4 cylinder diesel engine with only 1298 hours. Good accessibility to the engine. There is a window on the well insulated engine room door which allows visual inspection without opening door. Twin Racor filters are equipped vacuum gauges so condition can be checked while underway. Fuel is carried in two aluminum fuel tanks with sight glasses. An oil analysis has been done yearly.

• Max prop, 17", fully feathering
• PSS dripless stuffing box (2007)
• SS shaft and 'Prop Protector' rope cutter (2007)
• 110 amp high output alternator with Heart 3 stage regulator
• Spare 90 amp alternator
• Numerous spare parts

Plumbing:

• Galley: Scandvik faucet with hot and cold pressurized water; Foot pump for charcoal filtered water.
• Head: Scandvik plumbing for shower and faucet; a shower pan and sump pump.
• A manual Lavac toilet, which gives peace of mind when guests arrive as there are no valves to remember to close; Complete toilet system including new hoses and fittings in 2010 which can be flushed with either salt or fresh water; Holding tank.
• Isotherm 316 SS 6 gallon hot water heater.
• High pressure deck wash down - seawater or fresh water.
• PUR survivor 35 water maker.
• Cockpit shower.

Electrical:

The entire boat was rewired in 1999 and a new breaker panel installed. All wire is marine grade on both 12 volt and 110 AC shore power.

• Four winds wind generator w/air brake on pole mount on stern pulpit
• Solar panels, two 55-Watt Kyocera w/regulator & meter. Panels are mounted on four way, fully articulating mounts that allow for secure adjustment to any sun angle
• 303 amp hour battery capacity
• Saturated glass mat technology batteries (2009/2010)
• Heart E-Meter
• Heart 10 inverter/charger (2001)
• Four 110V outlets throughout the vessel
• Eight 12 volt cigarette lighter adapters fitted
• Complete monitor system with dual meters and controls plus spare parts

Electronics & Nav:

The nav station is conveniently located at the base of the companionway on the stbd side. There is a good comfortable aft facing seat with storage under the table. A cubby outboard and a surrounding shelf provide convenient storage.

• Garmin 4212 Chartplotter, w/12" display, includes US coastal detail charts & Chesapeake and
• Mid-Atlantic G2 Vision charts
• Raytheon ST4000+ GP autopilot
• Furuno 1621 Radar
• Manually adjustable radar leveling mount on backstay
• Monitor wind vane and spare parts
• Icom VHF w/ external antenna
• Micrologic Explorer GPS at Nav station
• Nexus instrument system wind speed, angle, direction apparent wind, true wind, fluxgate compass, depth, speed, water temp., battery voltage etc.
• Kenwood TS 50 SSB radio w/SCG 230 auto tuner
• Insulated backstay
• Plastimo compass
• Datamarine depthsounder to 600'

Mast and Rigging:

Seafari has been set up to sail single-handed. She has a cutter rig, with a large bowsprit forward and a boomkin aft. Mast, boom and mast step removed in 1999 painted and mast rewired with new tricolor and lights. All winches are ST bronze including the halyard winches.

• Profurl roller furling head stay
• Hood roller furling staysail
• Adjustable whisker pole
• Main w/ 2 reef points (2007)
• Dutchman system

Sails:

• Yankee jib, Neil Pryde Ocean "Tradewinds Spec" sail, top of the line, in excellent shape
• Main w/ 2 reef points (2007)
• Storm trysail, Neil Pryde, in excellent shape
• Staysail recut to eliminate staysail boom 2001, but is still self-tending
• Storm staysail in very good shape
• Spinnaker in very good shape
• Spare Kerns Yankee jib in very good shape

Ground tackle:

• Lofrans Tigres 1200 watt windlass w/hand held remote (2001)
• 35 lb CQR anchor
• 44 lb Bruce anchor
• 130 foot 5/16 high tensile chain; 200 foot 3/4" rode

Extras: Safety Equipment

• Winslow 4 person Super-Light Ocean Rescue Life Raft, with Offshore Extended Survival Equipment Package; Certification in date; UltimaWrap Vacuum Packed; Katadyn Survivor water maker; Paine-Wessex GPIRB 406 GPS. Lift raft earned Practical Sailor's 2000 "Gear of the Year" award. Cost $7000
• ACR Aquafix 406 GPS Personal Locator Beacon GPIRP
• Survival jack lines, tethers & harness, 4 life vests
• Life sling overboard system
• Mast grounding system with lightning dissipater and one square foot x 1/2" thick copper plate molded to exterior of hull

Extras:

TOP CLIMBER: Enables you to climb mast without assistance

THIS IS A BOAT THAT IS READY AND MEANT TO BE AT SEA - CALL NOW!

Location: Tolchester, Maryland

Price: US $59,500

Contact: Sharon & Jack Malatich Toll-free 877-419-3362 Tel 410-971-1071 / 410-639-7111 5990 Lawton Avenue Rock Hall, MD 21661 United States Fax: 410-639-7345 Email: sjm@gratitudeyachting.com

Link to Seafari web listing on YachtWorld.com: http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1977/Westsail-32-2378240/Rock-Hall/MD/United-States


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