Lancer 30

Accommodations

• Her well-equipped galley includes over 15-square feet of counter space, a fridge with freezer, double stainless steel sink, two-burner gimbaled stove with an oven and cutting board top, six roomy drawers, and lots of locker space.
• The spacious main salon, boasts nice upholstery, a teak interior, with teak and holly sole throughout, rivals the size of many larger boats, a plush-upholstered lounge that converts to an extra-long double berth, a solid teak drop-leaf table, cane panel locker doors, an enclosed head compartment aft, and two five-foot bookcase alcoves.
• Teak Interior w/Teak & Holly Sole.
• Solid Teak Drop Leaf Table.
• Private Head Compartment Aft.
• Lockers & Hanging Locker.
• Large quarter berth
• Cockpit with pedestal mounted table
• Propane Grill mounted on the rail

Sails & Rigging

• The 1984 Lancer 30, a C&C design, is an exciting performer that is incredibly spacious with a sloop rig, fin keel, and skeg mounted rudder design.
• A Bruce Farr inspired, high-power ratio fractional rig and sail plan produce a very high sail area-to-displacement ratio, yet the 30 is easy to sail.
• Easy-to-handle headsails and a mainsail large enough to drive the boat alone with complete control make for effortless cruising.
• The Lancer 30 is equipped with standard internal halyards, internal jiffy reefing system for two-reefs, and an internal outhaul complete this rig.
• Sails include a Mainsail with Stack Pack, 135 Genoa roller furled. Main in good condition, storm jib modified for roller furling, colorful spinnaker and pole. 
• Bimini on deck
• Good canvas covers on companionway and hatches
• Bottom done 3 years ago

Electrical

• 12V refrigerator with freezer
• Clarion Marine AM/FM Radio with CD and MP3
• Cabin and cockpit speakers with remote
• 3 batteries- 1 cranking and 2 house
• Battery Charger
• Pressured Water
• VHF
• Fans

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.