1989 Ocean Yachts 3232ft

Introduced in 1989, the Ocean 32 Super Sport has the rakish profile
and aggressive performance found in larger Ocean yachts as well
as the interior comforts that have made Ocean models so popular
with cruisers over the years. Indeed, she’s a good-looking boat
even today with a roomy cockpit and a surprisingly open interior
layout. The galley-down floorplan (with no forward windshield) is
arranged with a walkaround double bed in the stateroom, a feature
normally associated only with larger boats. A convertible lounge
and dinette are found in the salon, and headroom in most areas
is well over 6 feet. There’s plenty of room in the cockpit for a
mounted chair, and the flybridge will seat six with bench seating
forward of the helm. Standard features included a central vacuum
system, teak covering boards in the cockpit, a built-in fish box,
cooler, and a tackle locker. Note that the engine room is a very tight
fit. Twin 320hp Crusader gas engines cruise the Ocean 32 at about
23 knots (30 knots top). Optional 250hp Cummins diesels cruise
economically at 22 knots (25–26 knots wide open), and 300hp
Cummins diesels cruise at 25 knots (nearly 30 knots top).