Westerly Fulmar 32

On the live Westerly Fulmar 32 card the body already names Ed Dubois, the British yard and fin and twin options, and the chips hold 9.73 × 3.33 and 1979-1991. But the Best for block still reduces the boat to a twin-keel with shallow draft, as if fin hulls in Scandinavia did not count - even though lower on the same page it says the north more often takes fin, while twin fits UK tides. History writes production to 1992; the chips cut at 1991. Until Best-for and the end year stop arguing with the body and the registers, you are not yet looking at the full Fulmar 32 this page is about.

The model was drawn by Ed Dubois for Westerly in the UK as a cruiser-racer: under water fin (~1.60 m) or twin (~1.22 m), rarely lift (Gap on count). Clubs and registers usually give about 435-437 hulls - the live fork is already close. Plate: LOA 9.73 m, LWL 7.92 m, beam 3.33 m, displ about 4491 kg, ballast on the order of 1910 kg. LWL is missing on the card for the antifoul calculator. We do not inflate the few sugar-scoop Fulmar 33 boats into the mid-1990s as a mass series (Gap). We do not invent an asking price.