1977 Pearson 30

This 1977 Pearson 30 is a 30-foot fiberglass sloop known for cruising and racing performance. The boat sleeps six and features a single cabin with new salon upholstery and new LED lighting throughout. Power comes from a 30 hp Atomic 4 gasoline engine with electronic ignition and a folding propeller.

Navigation and electronics include a Raymarine ST60 depth, speed, and wind instrument, Autohelm autopilot, GPS, VHF radio, and battery monitor. A radio and stereo system with four speakers completes the entertainment setup. The boat is rigged with roller furling and tiller steering, and carries four sails: two mains (155 and 130 square foot), one jib (100 square foot), and a spinnaker with pole.

Power systems feature both 12-volt DC with automatic battery charger and 110-volt AC shore power. A new holding tank and head have been installed. Deck equipment includes two anchors—a 14-pound galvanized Danforth and a 10-pound Bruce—plus a cockpit BBQ with tank and sail cover. The boat comes with a dual-axle trailer and cradle.