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WESTY - WESTSAIL

WESTY 39' 11" WESTSAIL 1977 PRICE ON APPLICATION

Specifications

Accomodations:
1 stateroom
Length:
39' 11" (12.17 m)
Beam:
11' 0" (3.35 m)
Draft:
5' 0" (1.52 m)
Year Built:
1977
Builder:
WESTSAIL
Category:
Cruising Sailboat
Engines:
1 engines Beta 4 cylinder
Location:
United States
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Basic Information

Builder:
WESTSAIL
Category:
Cruising Sailboat
Model Year:
1977
Year Built:
1977
Country:
United States

Dimensions

LOA:
39' 11" (12.17m)
LWL:
27' 6" (8.38m)
Beam:
11' 0" (3.35m)
Max Draft:
5' 0" (1.52m)
MFG Length:
32' 0" (9.75m)

Speed, Capacities and Weight

Displacement:
19500 Pounds
Water Capacity:
32 Gallons
Holding Tank:
20 Gallons
Fuel Capacity:
35 Gallons

Accommodations

Total Heads:
1

Hull and Deck Information

Hull Material:
Fiberglass

Engine Information

Engines:
1
Manufacturer:
Beta
Model:
4 cylinder
Engine Type:
Inboard
Fuel Type:
Diesel

Overview

 

"The Westsail 32 had a tremendous impact on the cruising world, and on the boating industry. The most immediate impact, of course, was on the 800-plus owners of the boats built. With her massive no-nonsense construction, the Westsail largely delivered on the promise of a boat that could take its owners anywhere in the world, and surprisingly many boats have in fact been sailed to exotic locations, even if performance was a disappointment for many owners. The overwhelming majority of the boats are still fully seaworthy, and hold their resale value very well. "

Designed by William Crealock, Colin Archer, and William Atkin and built by Westsail Corporation between 1971 and 1981 the Westsail 32 is actually 39'11" LOA.

WESTY was finished by a master shipwright in Nova Scotia. She has been constantly maintained and upgraded a knowledgeable owner who is a USCG certified Captain for over 30 years and a certified diesel mechanic. She is fully equipped with a Cape Horn Wind Steering Vane, Autopilot and everything you need to take you anywhere in Safety and Comfort.

Overview

 

Sails and Rigging


Sails  The main is reported as a Dacron sail battened with two reef points and leech line. The headsail is reported as 150% Dacron with a UV cover on a furling system. The staysail is reported as Dacron secured on the bow. Additional sails are reported as two spinnakers, a storm sail, storm jib and trysail. All of the sails are reported as in serviceable condition.

Standing rigging   Single stainless steel 1x19 wire 9/32? upper and double lower shrouds.The forestay is a Harken MK IV furling system. Chain plates are stainless steel securely fastened to the hull sides. Back stay stainless steel 1x19 wire 9/32" securely mounted.  

 

Running rigging  All dacron low stretch rope.

 

Winches  The primary winches are Anderson #46 self tailing two speed.  Halyard winches are Anderson #12 standard. All in good condition and operating normally.






 

Electrical Systems


110 Volt  AC System:

    NFPA &  ABYC standards.

    Inlet:    One 30A 125 volt receptacle.    

    Cords:  One 50 foot 30A 125 volt.  

    Ground Fault Current Interrupter:  One mounted at the distribution station. 

    Master breakers:  One single pole magnetic breaker on the distribution panel.  

    Circuit Protection:  Magnetic individual component breakers.

    Battery Charger:  Freedom 30 Inverter/charger

    Inverter mounted in the engineroom.

    Distribution panel.  Mounted aft in the salon.  Magnetic breakers. Labeled.

 

12 volt DC System: 

    Batteries:  Four house batteries and one engine starting battery installed.

    Distribution Panel:  At the navigation station.

    Circuit protection:  Toggle switches with buss fuses and Individual component

    breakers all clearly labeled and operating.

    Wiring:  Stranded copper all labeled, color coded and securely fastened.  

    Terminals:  Crimped

    Insulation:  Plastic jackets

    Master breakers:  One 4-position and one 2-position installed in the 12V system. 


Electronics

VHF Radio:  An ICOM model IC M422 is installed at the navigation station. Transmitting & receiving. 

 

Depth Finder:  A Raymarine model ST40 is mounted on the aft cabin bulkhead.  Fit for intended service.

 

Autopilot:  A manual autopilot is installed on the stern.  Not tested.  Reported as fit for intended service.


EPIRB  A Satellite model 406 is aboard

 

GPS/Chart Plotter:   A Standard Horizon GPS CP300 is installed at the navigation station.  Fit for intended service.

Interior

Down into the cabin is a roomy salon with galley to port, navigation station across.  Port and starboard settees are forward of the galley with a pilot berth on the starboard side above the settee. There is a convertible dinette to port. The starboard settee has had wooden panels installed above the berth for storage. The enclosed head is forward of the settee on the port side.  The forward cabin has a double berth.  

 

The interior is constructed of teak and mahogany bulkheads, cabinetry and trim.  Ventilation was through opening portholes, deck hatches, dorade vents, and companionway. The interior lighting was basically 12 volt. An egress hatch is fitted over the forward cabin berth.  


Engine and Mechanical

2010 Beta Diesel Model  4 cylinder  38HP



Engine Mounting Beds   Bolted to the main stringers.  Flex type adjustable mounts.


Drive Train Coupling  Rigid type:  Keyed, locked & safety wired.


Stuffing box  Flex type, drip less

Cooling System  Through hull fitting with seacock and sea strainer.

Hoses:  Wire inserted two ply rubber. 

Clamps:  Stainless steel bands.

 

Exhaust System Type:  Water lift  wet exhaust Muffler:  Frp  water lift


Hoses:  Exhaust grade wire reinforced.  Double clamped


Fuel Tanks :Two Stainless Steel tanks Total Capacity:  Approx 64 gallons

Fuel Lines Shut Off location: Engine room.Hose type:  USCG Approved

Filters: Standard canister and Racor water separator



  






2020 Upgrades

1/16/20         Haul: Sand and Paint hull and gunnels
                                Sand and Paint bottom
                                Add new propeller zinc
1/22/20         Install New Sitex T760 Radar Dome and Monitor
1/23/20         Install new TP32 Auto Pilot
1/25/20         Add 3 new AC outlets/with USB plugs in main cabin
1/28/20         Install New NOCO Genius Gen3 Battery Charger
1/29/20         Install New Novopal TS 1000 Pure Sine Inverter
2/08/20         Install New ProSafe FS-30 Galvonic Isolator
2/18/20         Install New Vespar SmartAIS 8000
2/20/20         Install New Perko Anchor Light
2/22/20         Install New Five Oceans Marine Electric Toilet
2/25/20         Install Shower Sump Pump
2/25/20         install New Potable Water Lines
3/07/20         Repair Taylor Heater Fuel Pump
3/12/20         Install 4 New Lineline GPL-4CT 220 Ah Batteries
3/16/20         Install New GPS Antenna and Garmin GPS 78 Series Handheld

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