Pacific Seacraft Pilothouse 32 1996

- Bimini Top

- Mainsail Cover

- Lazy Bag

- Cockpit Cover

- Lazyjacks

- Shore Power Inlet

- Depthsounder

- Radar

- Log-Speedometer

- Wind Speed and Direction

- Repeater(s)

- Navigation Center

- Plotter

- Autopilot

- Radio

- Compass

- CD Player

- GPS

- Cockpit Speakers

- VHF

- Electric Bilge Pump

- Oven

- Manual Bilge Pump

- Microwave Oven

- Marine Head

- Air Conditioning

- Heating

- Hot Water

- Refrigerator

- Battery Charger

- Teak Cockpit

- Solar Panel

- Cockpit Cushions

- Swimming Ladder

- Steering Wheel

- Electric Winch

- Fully Battened Mainsail

- Furling Genoa

IJPE : 488.67 sq ft

I : 38.67 ft

J : 14.58 ft

P : 31.83 ft

E : 12.92 ft

Who has not yearned for the comfort of a pilothouse when the sea spray's flying and the wind is piping up over the bow The Pacific Seacraft Pilothouse 32 was designed with both the tropical and cooler weather sailor in mind. The pilothouse enhances the fine sheer of the yacht and flows smoothly into the low lying cabin top. The 32's hull configuration, rig and underbody are very similar to larger Pacific Seacraft designs. The result is outstanding sailing performance, speed under power, comfortable motion, and superb ease of handling. Belowdecks, rich hand-rubbed teak joinery radiates in proper counterpoint to a soft white matte finish. Fresh air and sunlight stream through the large pilothouse windows and through polished chrome-plated bronze opening ports. The interior is perfect for a family or two couples. You step down into an airy, open salon, which offers 360-degree visibility through opening windows of tempered glass. Sitting at the dinette to port, a lower tier of windows allows you to enjoy the view. To starboard, an inside steering station boasts a comfortable, contoured seat and hinged foot rest. You can glance upward through an opening hatch to check sail trim. All controls and electronics are close at hand and a large screen wiper maintains excellent forward visibility in wet conditions. There is ample space for storage of dry goods and personal belongings. Off watch and in a harbor, a single berth aft on the starboard side beckons. The dinette converts into a second single berth.