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1994 Island Packet 32 | Punta Gorda, FL
If you know Island Packets, you know they aren’t just boats—they’re tanks in a tuxedo. This 1994 IP 32 is a quintessential pocket cruiser, offering the internal volume of most 36-footers and the “go-anywhere” confidence of a full foil keel.
Currently tucked away in beautiful Punta Gorda, this vessel has been lovingly maintained and is ready to point its bow toward the Keys, the Bahamas, or just a sunset cruise in Charlotte Harbor.
Vessel Overview
The Island Packet 32 is celebrated for its Full Foil Keel, protected prop, and integral bowsprit. It’s a dry, stable ride that handles a blow with grace while keeping the crew comfortable in a way only Bob Johnson’s designs can.
• Location: Punta Gorda, FL
• Engine: Yanmar 3GM30F (Freshwater cooled)
• Draft: 4′ 3″ (Perfect for Florida & Bahamas thin water)
• Beam: 11′ 9″
Key Features & Highlights
• Exceptional Interior Volume: Features the classic IP layout with a massive double berth aft, a convertible salon, and a private forward cabin. It comfortably sleeps six.
• Solid Construction: No core in the hull—just solid, hand-laid fiberglass. Peace of mind comes standard.
• Gourmet Galley: Wrap-around design with a deep refrigerator/freezer, 2-burner propane stove/oven, and plenty of teak cabinetry.
The “Everything” Rig: Outfitted with a cutter rig for versatility in all wind conditions. All lines lead to the cockpit for easy single-handing.
Updates list
Updates
2025 – Purchased new chain lock for bridle
2025 – Installed new Raymarine AIS 700
2025 – Rebuilt dodger- new fabric
2025 – Rebuilt freshwater pump for engine cooling system
2025 – Replaced VHF cable to AIS
2025 – Rebuilt Raritan Marine toilet
2025 – Replace engine throttle cable
2025 – Replace drain on inflatable
2025 – Replaced wind instrument head, mounting block and cable, rewired at base of mast- wind instrument working
2025 – Replaced one propane tank and refilled both
2025 – Replaced propane cutoff switch-
2025 – New main halyard
2024 – Installed Nav Pod
2024 – Installed Raymarine Axium 9 Chartplotter
2024 – Purchased Central America and Caribbean SD charts card
2023 – Installed 200 watt bifacial solar panel
2023 – Replaced Bow roller
2023 – Replaced staysail outhaul turning block hardware
2023 – Replaced Staysail outhaul
2023 – Repaired water pump and purchased backup
2023 – Replaced macerator pump and plumbing for overboard discharge
2023 – Replaced throughull for overboard discharge
2023 – Replaced prop & cutlass bearing
2023 – anti-fouling bottom paint
2023 – Stern light replaced with LED light
2022 – AGM Batteries – House- 2 X gp 27 and 2 X gp 24 – Starter- 1 X gp 24
2021 – 12 volt maintenance free starting
battery replaced
2020 – Batteries 4 ea – 140 Amp hr. Trojan T-105 6 volt
2020 – i60 Wind Instrument
2020 – New ACR GlobalFix V4 EPIRB
2020 – New polyethylene holding tank – 14 gal
2020 – Repack packing gland
2019 – New Petit Protect barrier coat (4 coats) 2019 – New Petit Ablative bottom paint
2019 – New PropSpeed propellor anti-fouling treatment
2019 – New life lines
2018 – New Garhauer fixed boom vang
2018 – New one-piece jib sheet
2017 – Solar – 2 x 100 watt panels on bimini top
2017 – Blue Sky 3000i charge controller
2017 – Balmar Battery Charge Smart Gauge
2017 – New Honda 2.3 hp outboard engine (never been in the water)
2016 – New cushions throughout
2015 – New Lighthouse 1501 windlass
2015 – New Rocna 15kg anchor
2015 – New 5/16 G43 Iso chain – 150 feet
2015 – New Jabsco 5gpm salt water wash down
2015 – Rebed heel strap (below rudder post)
2015 – New Raymarine instruments – All networked via Raymarine ng-Network
C95 multifunction display (chartplotter)
2015 – Navionics chart card installed
2015 – Radar – HD Color – 18 inch
2015 – AIS650 Class B AIS transponder
2015 – i50 Speed instrument
2015 – i60 Depth sounder
2015 – Evolution Autopilot – wheel pilot
2015 – Align engine/prop shaft
2015 – Change engine exhaust elbow
2015 – New prop shaft & cutlass bearing
2015 – Rebed stern tube
2015 – Walker Bay 8ft hard dinghy, with float tube, foot pump, and oars
2015 – New custom teak companionway doors w/ screens
2015 – LED cool-white lighting in all interior lights
2015 – New 6-inch cabin fan
2015 – New custom installed Frigoboat keel cooled refrigerator/freezer with additional insulation
2014 – New VHF Shakespear antenna at masthead
2014 – New WiFi antenna at masthead – w/Ubiquiti Bullet-HP transceive
2014 – New Rule 1200 gal/hr bilge pump and hose
2014 – New Raritan PHII (household bowl) head
2014 – New Odorsafe-II discharge hose
2014 – New Odorsafe-II vent hose
2014 – New Jabsco Macerator pump
2014 – New Yanmar engine mounts (4)
2014 – Sunbrella hatch covers
2014 – Sunbrella handrail covers New lifelines
2014 – New main halyard – from Island Packet 2014 – New Genoa halyard – from Island Packet
2014 – New staysail halyard – from Island Packet
2014 – New Dyneema topping lift for main-sail boom
2014 – New fresh water pressure pump
2013 – New Cockpit drain hoses (2)
2013 – Main – Fully Battened 6.0 oz Radian 2013 – Genoa – Furling 120% 5.2 oz Radian 2013 – Staysail – Furling 5.2 oz Radian
2013 – New custom teak hatch screens
2013 – New shower head
2013 – New Seward stainless 6-gallon water heater
2013 – New bronze seacock for sink
Sailing Perf Data on Isla Mujeres Cruise
Outbound- 4/13/24- 4/17/24
Day2 (24 hr)– 140nm- (5.8 knots avg) – beam and broad reach- TWS-8-20 (possibly current assist)
Day 3 (24 hr) – 130nm-(5.4 knots avg) – broad reach- TWS- 15-20
Daily AH – fridge, lights and autohelm- approx 100 AH
Inbound- 5/7/24 to 5/11/24
Day 1 (24 hr)- 163 nm – (6.7 knots avg)- beam reach – TWS 10-13 (Sailing in Gulf loop- current assist)
Ask about the impressive list of Spare parts that kept aboard.
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Disclaimer
The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.
Mechanical Disclaimer
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
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