1995 Luhrs 32

This 1995 Luhrs 32 is a 32-foot fiberglass sportfish with twin Yanmar 6LPA diesel engines rated at 315 hp each. The boat cruises at 18–20 knots with a maximum speed of 22 knots and returns approximately 0.8 nautical miles per gallon. Both engines show moderate use, with the port engine logged at roughly 2400 hours and the starboard at 2450 hours. The open engine room layout allows straightforward access for maintenance and inspection.

The interior is arranged with a V-berth forward, two single berths, galley, and one head. Accommodations are clean and well-maintained with no odors or issues noted. The galley includes a three-burner range, microwave, hot water heater, and a 12/120-volt refrigerator/freezer. The main cabin, cockpit, and helm areas all have speakers for entertainment, and there is a television and DVD player in the main cabin. Air conditioning and heating systems are installed throughout.

The boat is rigged for serious fishing and cruising. A tuna tower provides an elevated vantage point for spotting and fishing, with full tower controls. Outriggers extend 15 feet on either side. A windlass is fitted for anchor handling. Three bait wells—two 30-gallon tanks and one removable 50-gallon deck tank—operate on separate pump systems. Electrical connections are routed to the cockpit for fighting reels. A 6 kilowatt open-array radar with two Navnet screens and a Furuno 588 fishfinder with 1 kilowatt transducer round out the electronics package. An autopilot and 9-kilowatt Onan generator provide additional capability.

The cockpit and helm areas are protected by three-quarter wrap-around isinglass with quick-clip panels that can be opened for ventilation or closed against cold weather. Full isinglass panels are available for extended trips or severe conditions. Custom Garelick seats on the port and starboard sides provide comfortable seating for the cruise to the grounds. Recent maintenance includes new bottom paint, new cutlass bearings, prop service, and new trim tab motors completed in February 2026. Monthly professional cleaning of the hull has been part of the boat's regular upkeep.