1975 Westsail 32 in Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia for sale

EXTERIOR
Wood bowsprit forward (original one has been replaced). 
Manual windlass with large bar - never fails
Bun hugger mast rails
Chain plates mounted on exterior of hull
Running backstays
Teak decks
Double lifelines all around (replaced 2016)
High bulwarks & new custom cast bronze hawse pipes (2016)
Tiller steering
Custom bimini frame
Solar panels mounted on top of bimini (2x30amp rigid & 1x50amp semi-flexible)
SAILS
Full battened loose-footed main with 3 reef points
Customized reefing system (unusual, but offshore proved stronger, easier, & less chafe)
Jib on reef-rite furler installed 2016
Loose footed staysail (major handling improvement over staysail boom, & opens up forward deck)
Large Green, White, & Black drifter for light wind
INTERIOR
This is a factory finished vessel with a few later customizations. Chain locker forward followed by customized V-berth. Bed on port side lowered to make it useful for purposes other than just sleep ;) Holding tank under bed. Custom cabinets to starboard. Lots of storage. Head to port, with hanging locker & drawers starboard. Dinette drops to double bed with long bench opposite (pulls out to single berth with lee cloth). Gravity fed diesel heater mounted low. Water tanks centreline under floor. At base of companionway steps: galley to port with 2 burner propane oven & grill. Enormous icebox! Large chart table/nav station to starboard. Companion way steps come out in pieces (easier to put somewhere while working & can remove only parts you need).
ENGINE
Floor in cockpit is split in two to allow easy access to engine without unwieldy large floor piece to deal with
Beta 38 diesel engine installed 2014. Excellent engine, super reliable, easy to work on, starts when threatened with key. Access is excellent from top (through cockpit) or front (behind companionway steps)
Stuffing box, shaft & propeller all new 2014
Soft fuel tanks mounted on shelves & hangers either side of engine.
OTHER EQUIPMENT
Furuno WeatherFax (prints on thermal paper) - ancient, but reliable offshore
AIS Vesper marine Watchman850 (send & receive)
Self-steering Cape Horn windvane
VHF
Depth sounder (ancient, but best one we've ever used)
45lbs CQR with 120' of 3/8bbb chain & 200' of 3 strand anchor rode