1988 O'day 322 Cruiser (sail) in Sandusky, OH

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1988 O'Day 322 32,Innovative design for her time, the O'Day 322 was one of the first vessels of this size to offer private forward and aft cabins with an aft head. This the standard interior layout found in today's 30-35' cruising auxiliaries. Outside she was one of the first with a Wing Keel that offers performance and shoal draft. Her scoop transom was also innovative for the time. Now you can have a boat wit

Accomodations:
Oiled teak interior trim with varnished teak and holley cabin sole, gray cushions, 6'+ headroom, V-berth cabin can be closed off with privacy panels from salon or left open for added feeling of spaciousness. Main salon offers a single settee to port with storage lockers and shelves along hull, U-shaped dinette to stbd. with storage locker and shelves along hull, centerline drop-leaf table with laminate surface, L-shaped galley aft to stbd., forward facing nav-station to port, private marine head with vanity and shower aft to port, private aft cabin to stbd. with large double berth and storage lockers.

Galley:
L-shaped galley with laminate countertops and cabinet facings, double stainless steel sinks with hot and cold pressure water mixer, gimballed propane stove/oven, top loading refrigerated icebox, dish rack, several drawers and storage lockers.

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Pedestal mount compass, Raytheon ST4000 autopilot, Wind instrument on pedestal, Datamarine DART depth/speed/log/temp on cockpit bulkhead, level gauge, VHF radio, Stereo.

Electrical System:
2-12V batteries, 30 amp shore power with cord, Battery Charger, 110V cabin outlets, AC/DC distribution panel at nav station, Battery selector switch, 12 volt cabin and navigation lights.

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Scoop transom with swim platform and S.S. swim ladder, T-shaped cockpit with pedestal wheel steering, 2-propane lockers, 1-sail locker, anchor locker in bow with roller, teak handrails, double lifelines with stanchions, bow and stern pulpits, aluminum perforated toerail, 2-Dorade vents, 2-Solar vents, 3-opening ports, 2-hatches.

Sails and Rigging:
Single spreader, deck stepped mast and boom with S.S. wire standing rigging, control lines led aft on cabin house, Mainsheet tackle with Harken traveler, 3-Lewmar self-tailing winches, Harken furling, Dacron mainsail with cover and Lazy Jacks for flaking, dacron furling genoa.

Additional Equipment:
Dodger, Cockpit Table and Cushions, Safety, Docking and Mooring equipment.