1987 Ericson 32-200

The 1987 Ericson 32-200 is a 32.5-foot fiberglass sloop powered by a 25 hp Universal diesel engine. This model combines classic cruising sailboat design with a comprehensive suite of modern electronics and power systems installed over recent years. Navigation electronics include Raymarine Axiom 9 and i70 multifunction displays, Wheel Evolution autopilot with rudder angle sensor, Standard Horizon GX6000 VHF radio, Garmin class B AIS transceiver, and wind, depth, and speed transducers. The boat carries a 200-amp-hour lithium battery charged by four 100-watt solar panels, with a Renogy 2000-watt inverter and battery monitoring system. An AGM 1000-amp starting battery was installed in February 2026.

The deck layout includes a Bruce anchor with chain and rode plus a spare Danforth, a Revere liferaft, stainless steel swim ladder, and a bimini shade. The helm features an Edson wheel, Ritchie Powerdamp compass, and multiple Raymarine and Standard Horizon navigation instruments. Two cockpit lockers, a propane locker, and cup holders provide day-sailing convenience.

Interior accommodations comprise a raised V-berth with insert and storage, port and starboard settees with storage, an aft double berth with tall hanging locker, and a navigation station with desk and electrical panels. The galley features a Hillerange two-burner propane stove and oven, double stainless steel sink, and top-loading ice box. The head includes a large sink with generous counter space and a Jabsco manual toilet. Throughout, the boat has 110-volt and 11-volt outlets, fans, and accent lighting.