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You Need to See the Inside of This 1971 Mariner 32 Sailboat! | $22,500 | Tour
This 1971 Mariner 32 Ketch seemed like just another old sailboat forgotten in a boat yard. When Save the Day Jay and I first spotted her, wrapped in plastic, we weren't even sure she was worth filming. After all, what could we possibly expect from a 55-year-old sailboat?
Boy, were we WRONG!
Once we peeled back the layers and started exploring, we couldn't believe our eyes. This beautiful, Japanese-built Mariner 32 Ketch is in absolutely remarkable condition. Someone clearly loved this boat — and spared little expense keeping her in extraordinary shape.
And the upgrades? WOW!
⚓ 2010 Yanmar 39 HP diesel with just 1,440 hours
⚓ Updated electrical wiring
⚓ Newer spars and rigging components
⚓ New blocks and deck hardware
⚓ Autopilot
⚓ Refrigeration
⚓ An impressive inventory of sails
⚓ New hatches and ports
⚓ And so much more!
From her classic lines and traditional ketch rig to her beautifully maintained interior and extensive upgrades, this Mariner 32 is a reminder that age is just a number when a sailboat has been properly cared for.
And here's the kicker: She's asking just $22,500! To contact the broker, please email: [email protected]
Join us as we explore this remarkable little cruising sailboat and discover why sometimes the boats you almost pass by turn out to be the most memorable.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:39 Overview of the Mariner 32 Ketch
01:29 The Cockpit
06:16 Up on the Bow - WOW!
11:16 Below Deck - Pristine
16:16 The Head and V-Berth
20:56 The Yanmar Diesel
24:39 The Keel & Rudder
27:47 Final Thoughts!
At BoatFools Sailing, our mission is simple: Get more people sailing and keep older sailboats out of landfills. And THIS is exactly the kind of boat that reminds us why we do what we do.
Real boats. Real people. Real fun.
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