I don't know if you are looking at a specific boat or just the design, but I picked up my 32 one year ago, and it helped me to look at several boats of the same design (and other designs too). My boat surveyed pretty well, even though it needed a repair and some upgrades, but what pushed me to buy it was that it was the cleanest looking and best kept 32 in my area. Also, the PO was a really capable guy who had put many hours rebuilding the boat's systems. But I was glad that I looked at as many boats as possible, and keep in mind that you really can't get a sense of other boats by looking at photos on the Net--it's essential to see them in person. Unless the boat is bristol, you should be able to knock the price down after surveying.
There's a writeup on the E-35 in "Forty Great Used Boats" that gives you an idea of things to look for. The 35 is a great looking boat, and the 35 owners at my marina can't speak highly enough of theirs.