Ericson 30-2

The Ericson 30-2 sailboat is a classic cruiser-racer sailboat that was first introduced in 1977. Designed by Bruce King, it was built by Ericson Yachts, a company known for producing high-quality sailboats. The boat has a length overall (LOA) of 30 feet and a beam of 10 feet. It has a displacement of 8,000 pounds and a ballast of 4,000 pounds. The boat's design allows for a spacious interior with comfortable accommodations for up to six people. It has a V-berth forward, a main saloon with a folding table, a galley with a stove and sink, a head with a toilet and shower, and a quarter berth aft. The boat has a well-protected cockpit with high coamings and is equipped with a tiller steering system.

The Ericson 30-2 sailboat is known for its excellent performance both in racing and cruising. Its hull shape and rigging make it a fast and agile sailboat that is easy to handle. It has a fin keel and spade rudder which allow for precise steering and maneuvering. The boat has a masthead rig with a large mainsail and a 135% genoa. The boat has a solid fiberglass hull and deck construction which makes it a durable and seaworthy vessel. Overall, the Ericson 30-2 sailboat is a great choice for sailors who are looking for a comfortable and versatile sailboat that can perform well both on the racecourse and on long cruises.