Fellows and Stewart California 32 for sale in Marseille France

Fellows and Stewart California 32

Mis à part les interventions de renouvellement périodique et de mise en conformité, le bateau se trouve dans sa configuration d'origine, ce qui le rend encore plus authentique et unique. En somme, le California 32 est un voilier de légende, qui allie esthétisme et performances de haut niveau.

Le California 32 est un magnifique voilier sloop en bois classique, mesurant 14 mètres de long sur 3,30 mètres de large.

Fellows and Stewart California 32

Aside from periodic renewal interventions and compliance updates, the boat remains in its original configuration, making it even more authentic and unique. In essence, the California 32 is a legendary sailboat that combines aesthetics and high-level performance.

The California 32 is a beautiful classic wooden sloop, measuring 14 meters in length and 3.30 meters in width. It was built in May 1937 by Fellows and Stewart, based on the designs of naval architect Nicholas Potter, also known as the 'Herreshoff of the West.' The boat is equipped with a 37 kW Perkins engine.

The California 32 is renowned for being a formidable racer and a comfortable cruiser designed for pleasure sailing on the Pacific coast. Eight of these sloops were built between the 1930s and the 1960s, and they were often featured in the West Coast yachting press.

The main features of this sailboat are its overall elegance, the finesse of its lines, and the authenticity and excellence of its original construction. Maneuverability during regattas is also remarkable, as evidenced by the successive victories of seven of the eight California 32s in the prestigious "Sir Thomas Lipton Cup" regattas organized by the Yacht Club of San Diego from 1948 to 1964.

The California 32 features a salon with two straight settees facing each other, a central drop-leaf wooden table, storage furniture, a galley equipped with a stove, refrigerator, and sink, as well as cabinets. There are also toilet compartments with a pump WC and a sink.