US Coast Guard Documented Boat: DETOUR

32' Marinette Flybridge Sedan

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Year: 1987
Price: $36,900
Located: Pickwick State Park Marina; Pickwick Dam, Tennessee
Hull Material: Aluminum
Hull Number: ALC25966L687
Engine/Fuel Type: Twin Gasoline
US Coast Documentation Number: 1057921

Specifications, Equipment and InformationBuilder: Aluminum Cruisers (Commonly known as Marinette)
Dimensions: 32' length at waterline, Length overall 35'
Draft: 3'
Beam: 12'
Bridge Clearance 15' (antennas lowered)
Displacement: 10,500 Lbs.

EnginesEngines: Chrysler 318
Hours: 843 Port; 3 Starboard

Horsepower: 240 each
Cruising Speed: 18 MPH
1.25 Miles per gallon at cruising speed
Maximum Speed: 24 MPH

Tankage
Fuel: 150 gallons in 2 aluminum tanks
Water: 35 gallons in 1 aluminum tank

Galley/Head
Norcold dual voltage refridgerator/freezer
Kenyon 2 burner electric stove
Double stainless sink (toaster oven, microwave and coffee pot included)
Raritan Crown head/electric
Stand-up shower, separate from sink and vanity
Hot/cold pressurized water

ElectronicsLowrance 3500c GPS
Lowrance Nauticpath Cartography “chip”
Uniden VHF
Horizon LH5: hailer, intercom and PA system
Datamarine LX 201 depth gauge
Spotlight with dual station remote
Tempo engine synchronizers
JVC Maxima stereo/cd/ipod player w/remote
Magnavox 13” flat screen LCD television and antenna w/remote
Sanyo DVD player w/remote
Sony marine stereo speakers
Fireboy bilge fume alarm
Fireboy cabin carbon monoxide alarm

Electrical6.5kw Onan Genset
3 batteries (2 house, 1 starter)
Converter and automatic battery charger

Deck and Hull Equipment
30 lb. Quickset anchor
20 lb. Quickset anchor (spare)
150 ft. three braid nylon anchor rode
Three-Quarter canvas flybridge enclosure
Full cockpit bimini canvas cover
Sunshade window film on all windows
Custom insulated window treatments on all windows
Screens on all windows and sliding glass doors to cockpit
Sun covers on forward windows
Cushioned seating, forward deck
Stainless steel barbecue
Swim platform and swim ladder
Four 10” x 20” fenders and stainless storage racks
Fire extinguishers (2)
12 wearable life preservers
2 18” throwable ring buoy life preservers

Mechanical and Engine Room
Dual Morse engine controls
Adequate space in engine room with access from salon floor hatch
16000 BTU CruiseAir (reverse central air heating and cooling)
Velvet Drive transmissions
Water separating gasoline filters on both tanks
Hydraulic trim tabs
Halon automatic fire suppression system in engine room
Spare props
Automatic bilge pumps, forward and aft
Spare cooling impellers for engines and generator
Spare fan belts for engines
Other spares

Exceptions to salePersonal items
Oriental rug in salon
Coffee table in salon


Detour, a 1987 Marinette Sedan, is 32' 6'' long at the waterline and approximately 35’ long overall, including swim platform and bow pulpit. Marinettes are known for their strong and durable construction, low maintenance and are very popular inland waterway, lake and close shore use boats. Over 1,800 Marinette 32s were built during her long production run, which ended in 1991.

She is constructed of welded marine-grade aluminum. A wide 12-foot beam results in more living space below than most boats of her size. With the dinette and salon settee converted, the Marinette will sleep six. The large V-berth has two screened portholes and a large overhead hatch. Marinettes have an internal passive ventilation system that circulates fresh air throughout the boat even when all doors and windows are closed, keeping the cabin cooler and dehumidified. The salon is quite large for a 32-footer, and the wraparound cabin windows add to the spacious effect. A port side lower helm is standard, and the interior is finished with teak paneling and woodwork. The salon and master stateroom floors have newly installed carpet and the galley floor is oak and ash parquet.

Additional features include wide side decks, foredeck seating and accessible engine room. Performance is brisk. With twin counter rotating 240 hp Chrysler gas engines, the Marinette 32 will cruise efficiently at 18 knots and 24 knots at full throttle. Marinettes are economical at cruise speed with a 1.25 miles/gallon fuel usage. It has a 6.5 Onan generator and electronics for salon helm and flybridge. The boat has all amenities for weekend fun or extended waterway cruising. Located in Knoxville, Tennessee on the Tennessee River MM 612, Detour is a USCG documented vessel (1057921) that will make a safe and low-maintenance inland waterway and close shore pleasure boat for many years to come.


This boat is ready to cruise. Dual controls/instrumentation, engine synchronizers, trim tabs, intercom/hailer, VHFs (2), remote controlled dual station spotlight, Ritchie compasses, new JVC stereo and Sony marine speakers on the flybridge, carbon monoxide and fume detectors, halon automatic fire protection in engine room and 2 on-board fire extinguishers, auto-bilge pumps (2), spare props, new stainless barbecue, fenders and front deck fender racks. Boat has thermostatically controlled bilge and lazerette heaters (no winterizing). 150 gallons gas, 35 gallons water. Personally and professionally maintained.