1988 O'day 322 Cruiser (sail) in Noank, CT

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SELLER DESCRIPTION

This yacht from the Hunt design team has long been noted for its combination of performance and accommodations. From her efficient deck layout to her light and spacious interior, the O'Day 322 provides a wonderful way to experience the pleasures of Northeast cruising.OPTIONS INCLUDE:Yanmar 2GM 20 F Fresh water cooled dieselMain Sail with cover 140% Genoa Hot and cold pressure waterPropane Stove and OvenStereo SystemPedestal steeringHot and cold pressure shower on stern

Accomodations:
The spacious, light and airy layout of this yacht includes an extra-long vee-berth forward in a stateroom easily closed off to provide privacy. It features a hanging locker, drawers and a large hatch overhead for light, air and access. The adjacent salon, with 6'3" headroom, features a berth-length settee to port, a central table that folds neatly out of the way, and a u-shaped dinette to starboard that converts easily to a spacious double berth. Plenty of storage adds practicality while a teak and holly sole lends an attractive, traditional touch. Further aft, there's an efficient galley to starboard across from a forward-facing nav station to port. Aft of the galley lies a comfortable double stateroom with a hanging locker, drawers and other storage. Aft of the nav station you'll find a good-sized head, complete with shower, basin and mirrored cabinets.

Mechanical Equipment:
An economical Yanmar fresh water cooled 2GM20F diesel burns just half a gallon an hour at cruising speed. The electrical system includes a breaker pannel located at the nav station, 30 amp shore power with cord, (2) deep cycle marine batteries, and a battery selector switch.

Galley:
The galley is fully equipped with a two burner propane stove with oven, double stainless steel sinks, large icebox, four drawers, and multiple lockers above and below the counter top.

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Opposite the galley to port, is a permanent, sit-down chart table with room for large navigational charts and space for electronics in an angled compartment situated for easy viewing.LoranVHFDepth / Speed units at helm

Deck and Hull Equipment:
O'Day's "Hydrokeel" winged keel design provides stability and performance. Double lifelines, pulpit and stern rails, and cabin top hand holds add to safety on deck. A light gray hull and white and light gray decks accent the 322's sleek lines. Her scoop transom includes a hinged stainless steel swim ladder with integrated swim platform.

Additional Equipment:
(4) Beckson opening ports(2) overhead Lewmar opening hatchesBarlow Self tailing primary and secondary winchesAll lines lead aft to cockpitAnchor locker