1977 Islander 32

The 1977 Islander 32, known as "Coquille," is a well-maintained, one-owner sailboat recognized for its sturdy construction and comfortable design. Crafted from fiberglass by Islander Yachts and designed by Robert H. Perry, this 32-foot vessel features a fin keel and accommodates up to two cabins with a headroom of 6'4". It is powered by a 30hp Atomic diesel inboard engine with a three-blade propeller. Coquille comes equipped with various sails, including a main, jib, 150 genoa, and spinnaker, all complemented by a roller furler and a spinnaker pole. Additional sailing aids include an autopilot, a bosun chair, and seven winches, ensuring smooth handling. The vessel boasts a split backstay with an adjuster and comfortable cockpit cushions, with a recently updated dodger from 2007 for added protection against the elements. The boat features electric windlass and is provisioned with a 27-gallon fuel tank and a 30-gallon water tank, ensuring adequacy for extended trips. With a bridge clearance of 46 ft and a displacement of 10,500 pounds, Coquille offers enhanced stability and performance. This classic sailboat is a fine choice for enthusiasts seeking a reliable and well-crafted vessel for both leisure and day sailing adventures.

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