2015 Cutwater 30 Sport Top powerboat for sale By: Ian Van Tuyl in San Diego, California

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2015/cutwater-30-sport-top-3593981/?refSource=enhanced%20listing&refSource=enhanced%20listing 2015 Cutwater 30 Sport Top powerboat for sale By: Ian Van Tuyl in San Diego, California. for additional information please contact the listing agent Ian Van Tuyl at 1-619-507-4416 or ivtyachtsales@gmail.com Having the right toy makes the difference between a good boating weekend and a great one. Sure, Cutwater Boats’ new 30 Sport Top is one big toy. However, a closer look reveals a trailerable cruiser loaded with so many innovative features it would take a year’s worth of boating weekends to discover them all. One feature that sets apart the Sport Top model is the pilothouse that now fully opens to the aft deck by rolling up or removing the soft enclosure. The original Cutwater 30 is a hardtop sedan made for colder climates, and the pilothouse is an enclosed structure with an aft cabin door. “We decided to do the Sport Top for markets like Florida where boat owners want it more open,” says Mark Mansfield, Cutwater Boats’ National Sales Manager. The use of high-tech Garmin electronics continues at the starboard- side helm, where the optional twin 12-inch multi-function displays guide, track and inform the operator. Windlass, windshield wipers, compass, and VHF come standard, and the controls for the Volvo Penta D6 370-horsepower diesel are fly-by-wire. An aft steering station on the starboard side is also an option, as well as a wireless remote for bow and stern thrusters. Outstanding fuel economy is another cost-effective benefit. The 30 Sport Top runs on a stepped keel that reduces drag and improves efficiency. Powered by the single Volvo Penta 370-horsepower engine the boat runs to a top speed of 26.3 knots. Reduce the speed to 15.5 knots, and the 30 Sport Top has a cruising range of more than 250 miles utilizing the 180-gallon fuel tank The Cutwater 30 Sport Top offers a clean profile with a light blue hull and white top. The Cutwater name and architecture was developed as an alternative to the Ranger Tugs’ line, which was first launched in 1958. By incorporating proven design elements and features from the Ranger Tugs’ line, the Cutwater brand has evolved into a contemporary towable cruiser that puts your toys right where you want them... on the water.