Transpac Eagle 32 Trawler - New arrival

The Eagle 32 Pilothouse Trawler is one of the first small tug style trawlers to capture the imagination of trawler lovers in North America. Designed by Seattle Marine Architect Ken Hankinson it is a solid, heavily built vessel ideal for economical cruising. There were only 96 Eagle 32's built before Transpacific went on to build their larger models.
She has a 90hp Ford Lehman naturally aspirated engine which will chug away all day cruising at 8 kts and only sip 2 1/2 Gallons per hour.  The interior fit out is to a very high standard.
This is a great boat and with today's fuel prices..........very attractive in running costs as well as appearances.- 'a proper little ship'.

• The "NIKE II" has an understated, yet perfectly detailed interior.  The interior of this Ealge 32' is yacht finished.  It may be appreciated most by those with and extensive boating background.  The interior is reminiscent of larger boats existing in an era past.  A wonderful feeling abounds!  It is a feeling of tradition, and, it radiates from details, craftsmanship and finish work.  The basic plan generates personal space that is quiet and private.
• Pilothouse chart table, hatch and window screens
• Added drawer depth and added drawer forward in V-berth
• Added 12v power outlets in V-berth and pilot house areas
• Teak and holly decks, mirrors, bookracks; Windscoop; alphabet signal flags
• Settee table which becomes a bed for two (portside), single (stbd side) settee and bunk
• Custom-made upholstered cushions and curtains throughout, misc throw pillows
• Fishing pole rack
• Brass oil lantern, set of dishes, glasses, and silverware

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