Wasque 32'

Wasque 32'

A MUST SEE !!!!!    THIS LOVELY YACHT IS A \"HEAD TURNER\"

\"Pastime\" is a pretty Downeast style luxury lobster boat built by Vineyard Yachts on Martha\'s Vineyard. This full keel boat was built to be both safe and comfortable while affording the perfect platform for picnics and cruising. Her bright \"Herreshoff style\" interior with a mix of varnish and white paint provides ample space to dine below or duck out of the weather without feeling confined.

Quoting Nautical Quarterly 1978  \" Traditional lobsterboat lines taken  in fact from a Martha\'s Vineyard working boat-distinguish the WASQUE 32.  The sheerline is as graceful as one could want, the house lines in good proportion, the deck spaces ample and efficient for anging, line-handling, accommodating a daycruising crowd.  This is an aesthetically pleasing boat, starting out with the plain grace of work-boat lines and finish with first quality teak trim and on deck  with sturdy hardware, and with a gloss coat of sprayed urethane.  More than attractive , the WASQUE is as able as any working lobsterboat in the Northeast\'s tide rips and tall water-the full buoyant bow rises easily to head seas and displaces lumpy water without fuss: the long keel affords excellent control in following seas.\"

WASQUE is pronounced \"Way-Squee\".  Named for Wasque Point on Martha\'s Vineyard.

EAST COAST MEETS SAN FRANCISCO BAY.   Please call for an appointment.

Launched new in 1973.  Name : CHEROKEE

Built especially for David Thompson, the President of Martha\'s Vineyard Yachts Inc.

Quoted in the 1978 Winter addition of NAUTICAL QUARTERLY (volume 5 pages 86-89)

\"The boat is hand built,  and we always use the best materials.  There\'s no point in cutting corners on a boat like this.\"- David Thompson

CHEROKEE sold in 1978 to Donald Colpak - Quoted in the same article mentioned above-

\"couldn\'t like anything better than this boat - people come over to look at this boat and they can\'t believe what I\'ve got there.\" - Donald Colpak

CHEROKEE was originally powered with a gasoline Chrysler 330 hp V8.

Re-Named:  PASTIME

In 2008, when the current owner purchased the boat it had already been re-powered with the Volvo diesel.  Which explains the modest engine hours.   The cockpit seating had also been upgraded to the configuration it has today, which includes, but not limited to, the hydraulic engine cover lift and guest seating.  Beautifully maintained and a delight to the eyes.   Topsides need refreshing to make this a nearly perfect boat.

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