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About This Yacht

Windancer is a must see vessel that is in sail away condition !

The Pearson 30 was an industry success story. The boat is fast and responsive. Finish quality is above average. The interior is comfortable and reasonably roomy within the limitations inherent in a 30-footer. THis vessel is set up for easy single handed sailing

Pearson has a reputation for building solid, production boats: a deserved reputation well in evidence in the P30. The Pearson 30 would be an excellent choice of boat for the aggressive and self-confident sailor as well as the beginning sailor who desires a high performance boat for daysailing or club-level racing as well as for reasonably comfortable short-term cruising. It is a boat that inspires confidence in both old hands and new sailors. The family with two children will find it a comfortable cruiser. Sailors with friends who enjoy spirited sailing will find it a good choice day sailing and local racing.

The long production run and continued popularity have created a boat with few inherent major problems and high resale value. The Pearson 30 is a good investment

Aspire Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Curtis Stokes & Associates. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

Specification

The Numbers

Length overall
30'
Year
1979
Builder
Pearson
Model
942
Beam
9' 6"
Draft (max)
5'
Cabins
1
Heads
1
Maximum speed
8 Knots
Cruise speed
7 Knots
Fuel type
Gas/Petrol
Fuel capacity
20 Gallons (75.71 Liters)
Fresh water
22 Gallons (83.28 Liters)
Hull material
Fiberglass
Hull type
Sail
Condition
Used
HIN / IMO
PEA48942M77B

Aspire Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Curtis Stokes & Associates. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.