Allied Chance 30-30, 1971, Commanders Point Marina, Austin, Texas
This boat is easy to sail, it is fast and safe, and handles like a dream. Clean title, registered until 2014. Located at Commanders Point Marina, wet slip conveys ($275 per month). Must sell, asking price $5900 or best reasonable offer.
Originally built as a bluewater racer/cruiser.
It was the one and only racing boat built by Allied Boat Company during the 20 years of its existence.
Allied turned to one of the greatest racing boat designers of the time, Britton Chance of Hughes Aerospace, to design the boat.
Applying his renowned skills to the 30-30, he created an incredibly fast boat, particularly when compared to the other models of Allied, a company that made its name from overbuilt, ocean-going cruisers.
Specifications
Builder: Allied Boat Company
Designer: Britton Chance
LOA: 30' 6"
LWL: 25'
Beam: 10'
Displacement: 11,200 lbs
Ballast: 6,500 lbs
Draft: 5' 3"
Keel Type: Fin
Sail Area: 450 sq ft
Fuel: 25 gal
Water: 40 gal
Waste: 15 gal
Headroom: 6' 3"
Theoretical Hull Speed: 6.7 kts
Disp to Waterline Ratio: 320
Beam to Length ratio: .328
Sail Area to Displacement Ratio: 14.701
Capsize Screening Value: 1.79 (A lower value indicates a more stable vessel; the screening value must be under 2.00 in order to qualify as offshore capable)
Engine: Palmer P60 27hp 4 cyl. gas, good and reliable (NEW in 2012: carburetor, fuel pump, and water pump impeller).
Batteries: 2 NEW (2012) deep cycle marine batteries, TrueCharge 10 amp Multi-stage battery charger
Sails: had sail and fully batten main sail (good)
Winches: 4 Barient winches (2 two-speed and 2 single-speed)
Marine head: NEW (2012, Jabsco manual)
Bimini top (NEW) and main sail cover (old), cockpit cushions and interior cushions in good condition
Pressurized water, 30 Amp shore power cable, 110 V refrigerator, 110 V air conditioning unit,
Dept sounder, FM marine radio, JVC radio-CD unit with marine loudspeakers in cockpit
