1984 Bertram 30 Flybridge Cruiser

This 1984 Bertram 30 Flybridge Cruiser is a family-oriented design that balances the proportions of its larger sibling with a more spacious interior. The 30-foot hull sits on an 11-foot 4-inch beam and features a reduced deadrise of 18.5 degrees—down from the original 23 degrees—which delivers greater stability when at rest or trolling, along with a drier and more fuel-efficient ride than earlier variants.

Twin Marine Power engines rated at 350 horsepower each have been freshly rebuilt and fitted with MPI fuel injection. The boat reaches a maximum speed of 30 knots and cruises at 20 knots. Below deck, the layout centers on comfortable cruising accommodations with a cabin, galley, and head arranged for extended time at sea or anchor.

Recent updates include new canvas covers, new upholstery throughout the interior and exterior, a new propane stove, and a new refrigerator. Electronics have been upgraded to Garmin systems. The flybridge layout and moderate cockpit size support the boat's cruising-focused design.