2007 Legacy 32 | 32ft

Downeast hull and diesel propulsion

The 2007 Legacy 32 combines a deep-V hull with lifting strakes, a deep keel, and a protective keel-and-skeg arrangement around the propeller and rudder. The hull is fiberglass, with a 12.33-foot beam and a maximum draft of 3.83 feet.

A 425 hp Cummins QSB5.9-425HO diesel engine is paired with SmartCraft electronic controls and underwater exhaust. The propulsion installation is complemented by an electric windlass and a bow thruster operated through the Dockmate remote-control system.

Helm deck, control and ventilation

The helm deck is heated and air-conditioned and includes seating with a table. An opening center windshield and opening side windows bring additional airflow through the helm area.

A Dockmate wireless remote provides joystick and push-button control of the windlass, bow thruster, throttle, and transmission. A Raymarine S100 handheld wireless control head operates the autopilot.

Six opening ports and five overhead hatches, each fitted with screens and shades, extend natural ventilation through the interior.

Cherry-finished cabin accommodation

Cherry wood finishes shape the cabin interior, which includes an island queen berth, a galley, and a head with a separate enclosed shower. Dual-zone air conditioning and reverse-cycle heat serve both the cabin and helm deck.

The galley incorporates a microwave, dual-burner cooktop, built-in coffee maker, pull-out pantry, and pull-out drawer refrigerator. A 5 kW Onan generator and 2 kW inverter support the onboard electrical arrangement.

Cockpit access and deck circulation

The aft cockpit includes seating and a table, while a transom door provides direct access at the stern. Wide side decks and sturdy rails create clear circulation between the cockpit and foredeck.

The Legacy 32 is located in Essex, Connecticut.