1984 Elite 32

The Elite 32 is a fiberglass sailboat built in 1984 with a length of 32 feet and a beam of 10 feet 7 inches. Designed by Philippe Harlé and built by Kirié in France, the boat reflects solid construction and balanced sailing characteristics. It performs well in moderate wind conditions and offers a Comfort Ratio of 20.92, indicating moderate bluewater cruising capability, with a Capsize Screening Formula of 2.09 demonstrating good stability.

The yacht is powered by a Beta 20 HP diesel engine installed in 2011, which has accumulated approximately 200 hours of service. The interior is spacious and well-appointed, with one head and accommodations suitable for weekend getaways or extended cruising.

Recent work includes new keel bolts, nuts, and washers, a newly faired keel and hull joint, and a fresh application of bottom paint. These updates address key structural elements and provide a solid foundation for continued use.