1981 C&C 32

The C&C 32 is a fiberglass sloop designed to balance racing capability with cruising comfort. Built in 1981, this yacht carries the maker's reputation for solid construction and practical performance. The masthead sloop rig features a keel-stepped mast, centerline lower shrouds, and a split backstay, with a babystay and single set of spreaders. A 20 hp Yanmar diesel powers the boat, and the sail area to displacement ratio stands at 16.27, reflecting the class's competitive temperament at club level racing.

The yacht accommodates a single head and provides comfortable sleeping and living quarters for cruising. The layout reflects the straightforward design philosophy that has made C&C boats popular among active sailors who value reliability and ease of handling.

The boat has been continuously maintained under single ownership since 2007, with documented service records and repairs on file. It is rigged and ready for sailing, and includes transferrable moorage.