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The Endeavour 32 is a masthead sloop, built by Endeavour Yacht Corp. from 1976 to 1982, and was the company's first boat. Designed by Ted Irwin and Dennis Robbins, it is based on the earlier Irwin 32 hull, with further modifications by Bob Johnson around 1980. The 9.8-meter LOA vessel has a 3.0-meter beam, 1.3-meter draft, and displaces 5307 kg, featuring a fin with rudder on skeg hull. Early models offered fin keel or keel-centerboard options, with the keel-centerboard version drawing 7.83 feet with the board down and 3.5 feet with it up. By 1979, Endeavour dropped these options in favor of a shallower 3.16-foot shoal draft fixed keel model. Aboard *Lady K Sailing*, the Endeavour 32 is identified as a suitable budget-friendly option for cruising, particularly for Gulf Stream crossings, recommending a purchase price between $15,000 and $20,000 to allow for upgrades.5:51
