1982 Sabre 30

This 1982 Sabre 30 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for strong performance and reliable cruising. The boat draws 4.5 feet with its shoal draft keel and spans 30 feet in length with a 10.42-foot beam. She's powered by a Westerbeke W13 two-cylinder diesel engine paired with a two-blade folding propeller and dripless shaft seal.

Below deck, the yacht carries a 20-gallon fuel tank, 25-gallon water tank, and 30-gallon waste tank. Accommodations include an ice box fitted with an ISOTHERM cold plate, and the head features a new hand shower. Navigation equipment includes a Ritchie compass, Datamarine instruments with backlight, VHF radio, and an older Garmin GPS. A new CO monitor and custom 12-volt breaker panel for electronics have been added. Lighting throughout includes new interior overhead fixtures and new cockpit courtesy lights.

The yacht comes with a North Sails main, 150 roller genoa, and an older set of Hallet sails. The Mack Pack mainsail bag system enables individual hoist and take-down, and a custom cockpit shade is included. A new Tactick system is included but uninstalled.

Since 2023, upgrades have included new halyards, Sunbrella lifeline pads, refinished exterior teak, new 12-volt TV, custom window shades, portlight screens, new pyrotechnics, several new sea cocks, new shift handle and throttle lever, primary winches serviced in 2024, and a custom canvas cover.