1977 Islander 32 MKII (MK2) Sloop Sailboat - Moving and Must GO & Move

Description

The boat was my project to make the perfect sailboat, but life threw some curves - remodeling my house and then... now I'm moving to Missouri - and my project and sailboat has to go!!! The port lights were crazed and foggy so I removed and rebuilt salon to have 3 large port and 3 large starboard Hood stainless port holes with screens. The structure is all done, but need finish coat fiberglass and bed port holes. Also replaced all port holes with Hood stainless port holes with screens (thousands $$$ in ports). Hatch replaced and bedded - yes Hood stainless hatch!
Islander 32 has a galley and head and can sleep 6. Has huge salon with 6' 4" headroom. Islander comes with many great additions most are completed, but others need finished or hooked up. I added a 110VAC circuit breaker panel that controls power from shore through a top notch Sola isolation transformer. When away from the dock, 2 inverters are installed to get 110VAC from 12VDC batteries. Batteries charged by an installed Charles 35 Amp HQ charger. Also has DC circuit panel and lights, fans, etc. Deck has 2 $expensive and beautiful stainless-red vent cowls, pneumatic horn and spotlight. Speaker on deck to make your intentions known! Force 10 propane, 3 burner and oven stove, Wilcox Crittenden Marine Toilet (the best).

There are no soft spots or deck leaks, chain plates do not leak (never have)

Sloop Islander MKII always ranked high on best sailboat lists

http://sailingmagazine.net/article-536-islander-32-mk-ii.html

http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=1404

6’4” headroom great layout and roomy

Galley with stainless sink, stove and Icebox with refrigeration unit

Private head with sink, toilet with holding tank

Sleeping: sleeps 5 without doing anything, sleeps six with full sized bed opened

Foldout table

Main sail, 130 Genoa furling, but no furler

Mast and boom good shape, with all stays

Force 10: propane 3 burner stove and oven $$$

Charles 35 Amp HQ Series Battery charger

2 - Cobra CPI 875: DC to AC Inverter each outputs 800W continuous, 1600 peak $$

Xintex C1 Propane control system $$

HVAC (heat pump) R22 system

SAFE-T-ALERT SA10 XL (Marine Technologies) propane, gas, etc. sensor alarm $

110VAC hot water tank (and exhaust heating)

Stainless water lift muffler

2 Beautiful Stainless with Red inside cowl vents through teak dorads $$$

Very loud pneumatic horns

Glass Prism over Galley $

Powered Vent over Galley

Marine Atomic 4 30HP motor runs, and 25 gal aluminum fuel tank

Exterior Red Speaker system

Tiller controlled

6 - Large Hood Stainless ports with screens in main salon $$$

2 - Large Hood stainless ports with screens mid boat $$$

2 - Smaller Hood Stainless ports forward with screens and drains $$$

New Hood Stainless hatch mid ship

Islander hatch forward

Top of the line Wilcox Crittenden Marine Toilet Head $$$

Mahogany throughout

Teak and Holly floor

All cushions, inside and out

VHF radio

DC original breaker panel

AC breaker panel added

Sub-panel available (was planned for red – night lighting)

Sola ‘top-of-the-line’ 110VAC to 110VAC 2KVA Isolation transformer $$$

Shore power cords

12V DC and 110 VAC panels mounted

12V dock lights

Cockpit shower

Swim ladder and safety lines

Sailboat Stand

Hull Type:Fiberglass with Fin Keel

Rig Type:Masthead Sloop

LOA:31.96' / 9.74m; LWL:25.00' / 7.62m; Beam:11.08' / 3.38m; Listed SA:468 ft2/ 43.48 m2

Draft (max.)5.33' / 1.62m

Disp.10500 lbs./ 4763 kgs.

Ballast Lead:3200 lbs. / 1452 kgs.

Designer:Robert Perry

Builder:Islander Yachts (USA)

First Built:1970 - Last Built:1979
Other equipment negotiable