2007 Holland 32

     "The Holland 32 began production in 1979, and the best known of the more than 150 built is undoubtedly Holland’s own: Red Baron, a Maine legend, which he still owns." ~ Soundings Online

• White gelcoat topsides
• Red boot stripe
• Light blue antifouling
• Composite rub rail with stainless-steel bullnose carpal at hull to deck joint
• Fold down transom step
• Swim platform
• Skeg hung metal rudder
• 4-Blade bronze propeller

     Blue Charms deck is white gelcoat with a blue non-skid with a toe rail that wraps around the port, starboard and aft deck and has a stainless-steel bullnose cap rail.

Other features include:

     Aft Deck

• Stainless-steel chocks port and starboard
• Popup stainless-steel cleats port and starboard
• Stainless-steel water infill
• Stainless-steel flag staff deck fitting

     Cockpit

• Stainless-steel stern cleats below aft deck port and starboard
• Marine speakers below aft deck port and starboard
• Engine box with sun cushion
• Fiberglass fuel tanks outboard of engine port and starboard under side decks 

     Pilot Salon

• 3-Panel drop down Sunbrella curtains with clear inserts
• Overhead dome lighting
• Bright teak trim for port, starboard and forward windows
• Forward opening hatch in window forward of helm station
• Speakers overhead port and starboard
• Fold up companionway hatch cover
• Outward folding companionway door
• Stainless steel conduit for electronics on roof
• Engine panel
• Throttle and transmission controls
• (2) 12-Volt switch panels (see Electrical System)
• 12-Volt outlet
• Bilge pump controls
• Bright wood platform for helm
• 120-Volt shore power inlet 
  
• Suite of electronics at helm (see Electronics)
• Fold up bright teak helm seat outboard of helm

     Side Decks

• Fishing rod holders port and starboard
• Popup stainless steel cleats aft
• Stainless-steel diesel infill port and starboard
• Midships cleat port and starboard

     Pilot Salon Roof

• Bright teak handrails port and starboard
• Electronics (see Electronics)
• Radar mast with anchor light on arm

     Coach Roof

• Bright teak handrails port and starboard
• (3) Solar vents
• Forward opening deck hatch

     Fore Deck

• Stainless-steel bow rails port and starboard
• Stainless-steel bow chocks port and starboard
• Bright teak bow sprit with anchor roller and stainless-steel channel
• Stainless-steel Sampson post

     Pilot Station

• Garmin multifunction display ~ 2023
• Garmin marine VHF ~ 2023
• Ritchie Ships Compass

     Pilot Salon Roof

• Garmin closed array radar dome scanner ~ 2023
• Garmin XM Radio antenna 
• (2) Garmin antenna 
• (2) Comrod VHF whip antenna

     Head Compartment

• Garmin GMS 10 network port extender
• Garmin GSD 22 digital remote scanner
• Sirius Satellite Radio SCC1 

     12 Volt DC System

• (2) 12 Volt 6 switch panels at helm station
• 12 Volt outlet at helm station
• Solar panel

     120 Volt AC System

• UPM 120 Volt AC electrical distribution panel with 5 switches
• 30 Amp shore power
• 30 Amp shore power inlet at helm
• 30 Amp shore power cable 
• Xantrex Freedom Marine 15, Off Grid Inverter, 1500-Watt, 12 Volt, Portable
• MeTer electrical monitor (solar)

     Stepping down the companionway on Blue Charm from the cockpit and there is a large hanging locker to port, with an aft facing navigation station forward of this. Continuing forward to port is additional work surface for galley and fridge below. In the bow of the cabin is a v-berth with infill. Returning aft to starboard is the ships galley and just aft of this is the head compartment that doubles as a utility room. Featured in the lower cabins:

     Navigation Station

• Overhead dome lighting
• Marine speaker
• Bright teak fishing rod holders overhead
• Opening portlight
• Fold down chart table with blue laminate work surface and bright teak trim
• Blue upholstery for back east and seat cushion for bench navigation seat
• Cubby storage bellow seat

     Galley

• Dome lighting overhead
• Marine speaker to starboard
• Opening port light port and starboard
• Blue composite work surfaces with bright teak trim port and starboard
• Stainless steel sink with pressure fresh hot/cold water
• Origo 3000 alcohol stove
• Dometic AC/DC front loading fridge to port
• Locker storage below work surface to starboard

     V-Berth

• Forward opening deck hatch overhead
• Blue upholstered v-berth cushions
• V-Berth infill with blue infill cushion
• Chain locker forward
• Cubby storage below bunks

     Head/Utility Closet

• Dome lighting overhead
• Opening portlight
• Electronics (see Electronics)
• 120 Volt distribution panel (see Electrical Systems)
• Xantrex electrical monitor display
• 110 Volt GFI outlets
• Inverter (see Electrical Systems)

     Fusion sound system ~ 2023

• Control head in Cabin ~ 2023
• (2) Speakers in Cabin ~ 2023
• (2) Speakers in Cockpit ~ 2023

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