2003 Corvette 320

The Corvette 320 is a 32-foot semi-displacement trawler-style motor yacht with a fiberglass hull. Twin Yanmar 6LP DTE diesels produce 520 horsepower combined, delivering cruising speeds of 18 to 20 knots and a maximum speed of 22 knots. The boat is notable for its generous proportions: a 13-foot beam, wide side decks, and an aft deck that accommodates up to 11 people. The flybridge and open deck areas make this an exceptionally spacious platform for her size class.

Below deck, the yacht offers two en suite cabins. The aft master stateroom contains a large double berth to port, a double-door wardrobe with storage, and an ensuite wet room. Forward, the bow cabin has two single berths port and starboard with a centered head and washroom between them. Both heads connect to a holding tank with overboard and deck discharge. Water capacity is 364 liters; fuel capacity is 810 liters.

Equipment includes twin Raymarine radar and GPS chartplotters with dual-station autopilot, dual VHF radios, 3-station electric anchor winch with 30 meters of chain, trim tabs with gauges, warm air heating, hot water calorifier, battery charger, shore power connection, a 95-liter refrigerator, three-burner hob, gas oven and grill, microwave, and a full set of dodgers and covers. Synthetic teak-style decking was fitted to the boat. Two triple stainless steel fender baskets and snap davits are included.

The engines were fully serviced in late 2025 with new cam belts installed (370 running hours on record). In November 2025 the boat was hauled ashore for anti-fouling, new anodes, and routine maintenance. An inflatable dinghy with a small 2-stroke outboard is currently aboard.