2003 ACB 30

The ACB 30 is a 30-foot aluminum runabout built to withstand demanding conditions. The hull employs welded marine-grade aluminum—typically 5086 or 5052 alloy—with a distinctive chambered design featuring sealed air compartments running the length of both sides. These chambers function as integrated buoyancy chambers, providing exceptional roll stability and flotation redundancy even if the main hull is compromised. The structure incorporates reinforced full-length stringers and bulkheads, self-bailing decks with scuppers and non-skid surfacing, and foam-filled sponsons for additional flotation. Heavy-duty welded tow points are integrated throughout.

Power comes from a single 350 hp Suzuki outboard with less than 50 hours of operation, backed by a factory warranty. The boat reaches a maximum speed of 34.76 knots and cruises at 21.72 knots. An electronic hydraulic-assist steering system manages the helm.

The cockpit features shock-mitigating seating at the helm and passenger position, set on reinforced decks designed for high-impact use. A single cabin provides basic accommodations. Climate control includes a Houghton heating and air-conditioning unit.

Electronics and systems are comprehensive: Garmin navigation and fish-finding equipment with radar, Maxwell windlass, Ritchie compass, VHF radio, Fusion audio system, and AGM Group 31 batteries charged by a Pro Mariner Pro Sport HD20 marine charger.