2003 SeaSport Pacific 3200

This 2003 SeaSport Pacific 3200 is a pilothouse sport cruiser built in Bellingham, Washington for serious Pacific Northwest cruising. The boat is powered by twin Volvo Penta KAD300-A diesel engines rated at 285 horsepower each, paired with Volvo Penta DP-G DuoProp stern drives and hydraulic-assisted steering. The engines show approximately 422 hours on the port side and 424 hours on the starboard side. A Northern Lights M673D.3 diesel generator with roughly 13 hours provides onboard AC power and is installed in an insulated sound enclosure.

The layout centers on a functional pilothouse with an enclosed lower helm, flybridge upper helm, and cockpit steering station. The main cabin integrates the helm, galley, salon, and dinette with large windows for visibility and natural light. A Webasto forced-air diesel furnace provides year-round heating. Navigation and electronics include dual Furuno C-Map NT multifunction displays with chartplotter, radar, GPS, fishfinder, speed, depth, and AIS receiver at both helms, plus VHF radios at each station.

Accommodations comprise a forward V-berth with custom offset queen, a mid-cabin berth, and an enclosed head with shower. The galley features a two-burner electric stove, upright refrigerator with freezer, microwave, and twin stainless steel sink. The teak-and-holly cabin sole, teak trim, and white vinyl headliner create a comfortable interior. A convertible dinette provides additional seating and sleeping space.

Exterior features include hand-laid molded fiberglass construction with molded cored decks and non-skid surfaces, stainless steel rub rail, bow and side rails, and radar arch. The aft cockpit is large and usable, with a fiberglass swim platform and transom door. An electric windlass with foot and helm controls, along with a Bruce anchor, chain, and rode complete the ground tackle system. The boat carries 300 gallons of fuel, 70 gallons of fresh water, and a 40-gallon holding tank.