1988 Bayfield 32C

The 1988 Bayfield 32C is a full-keel cutter rigged for serious cruising. Designed by Ted Gozzard and built in Canada, this 32-foot fiberglass monohull combines traditional design with sturdy construction. The extended 4-foot mast over the standard 32 model and full-length keel provide stability and handling characteristics suited to bluewater work, whether sailed as a family boat or single-handed.

Below deck, the layout prioritizes practicality for extended cruising. The boat is configured as a cutter with accommodations for comfort underway, making it equally suited to family voyages or solo passages.

Power comes from a Yammer 3GM30F inboard diesel engine rated at 30 horsepower, equipped with direct drive. The engine shows 2,873 hours of use and has been well-maintained, delivering dependable performance for both passage-making and harbor maneuvering.