Some neat resources for Bayfields here and here. The latter one is where I borrowed the layout image from.
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I have a 32C which has a 4 ft. taller mast than the one you chartered. With the 110% genoa up, or the yankee jib and staysail, it sails very well in as little as 5 kn of wind (on any point of sail from a close reach to a dead run). My Bayfield was built for the then owner of the Bayfield factory in 1981 so has some features- like solid bronze ports- that you don't usually find on these boats.
For reasons of deteriorating health I won't be able to sail her much longer, so she is for sale or trade. If you are interested send me a note.
Hi Alan,
I have a 32C that has been lovingly refit over the past 5 years. She is beautiful. I have come to a time where priorities are shifting and she is for sale, so if you are interested, please contact me:
andylpomeroy@comcast.net
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I have a 32C which has a 4 ft. taller mast than the one you chartered. With the 110% genoa up, or the yankee jib and staysail, it sails very well in as little as 5 kn of wind (on any point of sail from a close reach to a dead run). My Bayfield was built for the then owner of the Bayfield factory in 1981 so has some features- like solid bronze ports- that you don't usually find on these boats.
For reasons of deteriorating health I won't be able to sail her much longer, so she is for sale or trade. If you are interested send me a note.
DO you still have this Bayfield?. Are you still interested in selling it.
Hi Alan,
I have a 32C that has been lovingly refit over the past 5 years. She is beautiful. I have come to a time where priorities are shifting and she is for sale, so if you are interested, please contact me:
andylpomeroy@comcast.net