Q: Win 7 32 bit in Mavericks?

According to Apple it must be 64 bit >  Boot Camp 5.1: Frequently asked questions

You can use your 32 bit Windows in a virtual machine like Parallels, Fusion, or VirtualBox. Boot Camp no longer supports 32 bit Windows.

running windows in a virtual machine is easier for most people to get running compared to bootcamp as no special drivers are needed like with bootcamp

so if one don't plan on using windows to play 3d games and or 3d programs such as studio max a virtual machine is a better choice

Try VirtualBox, both of those programs run well in Windows (on VBox). It has the advantage of being free to commend it as well as being very good.

Yes I am

I have a 2010 11" Macbook air OS 10.9.2. Bootcamp 5.1.2. Two weeks ago I installed Windows 7 Professional 32 bit on a 50 gig partitian using bootcamp. It has been running flawlessly.

You need to lookup your exact model here, it will tell you if you can install 32bit

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5634

Please note the link provided by turbostar. This will give you the info you need to download the correct drivers. In my case it was "Boot Camp Support Software 4.0.4033". Even though the chart suggests that Boot Camp v4 is the only valid choice, I double checked the version on my Macbook Air is indeed 5.1.2.

Good luck.

why the wait? just dl an ISO off the web and install unless it is a separate issue?