1987 Gulf 32 Pilothouse

This 1987 Gulf 32 Pilothouse is a fiberglass-hulled cruising yacht with a full keel and heavy displacement, designed by naval architect William Garden. The boat measures 32 feet in length with a 10-foot-plus beam and is powered by a single 32-horsepower Universal diesel engine. The pilothouse design provides protected steering, a practical feature for extended cruising in Atlantic waters.

The Gulf 32 was built with serious coastal cruising and passagemaking in mind. The hull form and construction prioritize seaworthiness and structural integrity, qualities that have made this model recognized among cruising sailors for its solid performance over decades.