1986 Sabre 30 MK III

This 1986 Sabre 30 MK III is a 30-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for both cruising and racing. Sabre constructed these boats as semi-custom, low-production designs emphasizing quality hardware and teak throughout. The boat carries an 18 hp Westerbeke diesel engine with 243 hours of running time and features a two-blade folding propeller.

The yacht is well-equipped for extended sailing. The sail inventory includes three headsails (110% jib, and two 155% jibs in dacron and laminate), two mainsails in dacron and laminate, and a spinnaker with pole and hardware. Navigation and piloting are handled by a RayMarine A series multifunction display, I70S sailing display, and EV 100 autopilot, with roller-furling jib for convenience.

Accommodations include one head and a galley with a two-burner stove and oven powered by natural gas. The boat carries pressure water with both electric and heat exchange hot water systems, powered by two deep-cycle starting batteries.