The "True North II" is a distinguished 33 ft cruiser, originally a popular model for Chris Craft in the early 1980s, known for its deep-V hull—a rare but valuable feature in a family cruiser. This deep-V hull design offers superb rough-water handling qualities, setting the 332 Express apart from its competition despite the tendency for more roll in beam seas and lower fuel efficiency. The "True North II" underwent several updates over the years, including the addition of a radar arch in 1983 and a bolt-on swim platform in 1986, which improved its functionality and aesthetics. This pure express boat, with a flush cockpit and straight inboard power, offers a unique blend of performance and comfort for both cruising and fishing enthusiasts.

The interior of the "True North II" may not be unusually spacious for a 33-footer, but it features a highly functional layout designed for both comfort and practicality. The cockpit is particularly large for a boat of this size, providing ample space for a couple of anglers to fish comfortably. Powered by twin 350hp big-block inboard gas engines, the "True North II" can cruise comfortably at speeds of 20-22 knots and reach a top speed close to 30 knots. This makes it an excellent choice for those who value both cruising performance and the ability to handle rougher waters with ease. Whether you are out for a day of serious fishing or a leisurely cruise, the "True North II" offers a reliable and enjoyable experience on the water.