1997 Baja 32 Outlaw

The 1997 Baja 32 Outlaw is a high-performance offshore cruiser built on a proven deep-V hull. Twin 7.4-liter Mercruiser engines with Bravo One outdrives power the boat to a top speed of 55 knots and a cruising speed of 40 knots. The aggressive styling and solid construction reflect Baja's reputation for performance and offshore capability, delivering confident handling through chop while maintaining stability at speed.

The cockpit is designed for both high-speed operation and entertaining, with wraparound seating, performance bolster seats for the helm, and a large sun pad over the engine compartment. An extended swim platform provides easy water access, and storage is distributed throughout the boat. Below deck, the single cabin offers a V-berth that converts for overnight use, along with space for gear and personal items. The refrigerator is functional.

The engines have been recently serviced with new Eddie Marine EMI Thunder manifolds and risers (zero hours). Numerous mechanical and systems components have been replaced, including raw water pumps, circulation pumps, fuel system elements, couplers, starters, filters, blowers, the hatch lift motor, trim pumps with one tank, bilge pump, and the steering rack, cable, and cylinder. The boat requires completion of interior electrical work, including speaker and stereo installation, general wiring, trim tab cable installation, and interior lighting. A 32-foot fiberglass hull with 8.5-foot beam.