Overview
About this vessel
Legendary IOR ¾ Tonner, Ready to Sail
A stunning 1974 Ranger 32, designed by Gary Mull, winner of the 1974 Miami ¾ Ton Cup. An iconic yacht from the golden age of IOR racing: fast, well-balanced, highly seaworthy, and offering excellent performance in all points of sail. Its high ballast ratio ensures stability, power, and safety at sea. A character boat, competitive in racing and exceptionally comfortable for cruising.
Built by Ranger Yachts in the USA and designed by Gary Mull, a world-renowned IOR naval architect, the Ranger 32 established itself immediately upon its launch. Originating from the Swampfire prototype, this design is celebrated for its exceptional balance, upwind speed, and seaworthy behavior—qualities that continue to make it a sought-after boat for both racing and fast cruising today.
This Ranger 32 embodies this legacy: a lively, well-maintained boat that is actively sailed and performs exceptionally well—unlike many boats of this generation.
Exceptional Condition – Ready to Sail
A meticulously refitted, maintained, and actively sailed boat with no major work required. The monolithic polyester hull features Sterling gelcoat (2005) and has undergone osmosis treatment with 6 layers of VC Tar. A 2024 inspection confirmed no osmosis present. The hull received a 2024 Teflon polish. Standing rigging with ACMO rigging was overhauled in 2024, and all deck hardware has been fully overhauled.
The boat comes with a complete and high-performance sail inventory and is ready to sail immediately.
