If you look on Yachtworld.com there are about 15 Sadler 32s for sale, mostly around £30k asking plus 3 including this one under £20k. Suggests potentially big expenditure to get it up to scratch, or a desparate seller. Suggest you look at the £30k boats and then make a comparison - it might be a bargain! As to whether the design is any good, just look at the pedigree. Well respected designer, successful boat in its time, active owners club and good secondhand market. However all of these apply to most mainstream boats for the period, so back to the same strategy. Look at lots of boats to see what you think will suit your needs, research archive material eg magazine reports and get advice from brokers/surveyors when you get neasr the buying point.
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