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When Peter Nicholson and his father Charles designed the Nicholson 32 in 1962/63 [1] most boats were still built to a one-design. The Nicholson 32 heralded a revolution in cruising yacht design, production and marketing. They signified the dawn of the GRP production yacht.
Contents:-
- Production history - Hull design - Interior design - Noteworthy Voyages in the N32 - The N32 Association - Specifications - External links
PRODUCTION HISTORY
HULL DESIGN
INTERIOR DESIGN
NOTEWORTHY VOYAGES
Gulliver G
Canna
Araminta & Quaker Girl (AZAB)
N32 ASSOCIATION The N32 Association provides a wealth of experience and information to all. Due to the N32's seaworthiness they have ended up all over the world, and as such the association operates on a global scale. The association acts as a virtual club connected by a members' website and email list. However, regular meets and an annual dinner are also organised for members to meet and share stories, ideas and advice; along with a little bit of class racing. The Association also has a fully digitised range of original drawings available to members.
SPECIFICATIONS LOA - 33ft (10.05m)
- Mk I to VIII were 32ft (9,70m)
LWL - 24ft (7.31m) Beam - 9ft 3in (2.80m) Draught - 5ft 6in (1.60m) Displacement - 6.1ton (6211Kg) Ballast (keel) - 3.0ton (3100kg) Sail area - 594sq.ft (55sq.m)
EXTERNAL LINKS association current blogs
References
1. History of the Nicholson 32, N.M. Hall - Nicholson 32 Association Bulletin 1982
External links