Traveller 32 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · full

Rig

Cutter

LOA

32.08' · 9.78 m

Displ.

14,200 lbs · 6,441 kg

First year

1970

The Traveller 32 is a quintessential product of the Pacific Northwest’s rugged boatbuilding tradition, representing a refined collaboration between the legendary naval architect William Garden and the industrialgrade fiberglass expertise of Ron Rawson, Inc. While the Rawson 30 remains the company's most prolific output, the Traveller 32 was conceived as a more sophisticated, slightly larger evolution, designed for sailors who demanded a true bluewater platform with a bit more "shoulder" than its predecessor. These vessels were built during an era when fiberglass laminates were applied with a heavy hand, resulting in a hull that is often described as nearly bulletproof. The Traveller 32 is fundamentally a displacementoriented cruiser, prioritizing structural integrity and seakindliness over the lightair agility found in modern production boats.