1972 30' Tartan T-30

1972 Tartan 30 #96 Alize Tartan 30 Specifications LOA: 29 11 LWL: 24 3 Beam: 100 Displacement: 8,750 lbs Ballast: 3,600 lbs Draft: 4 11 Sail area: 449 sq.ft.

Engine: Atomic 4 gasoline engine, rebuilt 2003 1,291 hours

Tankage: 20-gallon fuel tank 40-gallon water tank 6-gallon holding tank

Designed by Olin Stephens and built by Tartan Marine, more than 600 Tartan 30s were built between 1971 and 1980. The T-30 has graceful sheer, a reverse transom, an uncluttered deck, and is trimmed conservatively with side teak and railings. At 30 feet long and 10 feet wide, the proportions are perfect. Alize, Tartan #96, can sleep six: two in the forward berth, two in the main cabin double berth, and there are two bunks aft on each side of the boat. The main salon is roomy and spacious with 62 headroom, plenty of storage space, and four large windows for plenty of light. Navigational electronics are easily accessible from the cockpit while cruising via a swing-out platform. A large hanging locker is opposite the head with toilet and sink. The toilet is connected to a 6-gallon holding tank. The Atomic 4 engine is placed low in the center of the cabin for easy access and maintenance. The galley in Alize is on the starboard side of the main cabin with plenty of counter space, storage, and access. She is set up for easy single-handing, and beautifully balanced when under sail. Alize is a very special boat with good bones. She has a new Garmin GMR-18 radar system (great for cruising on Long Island Sound), and an Atomic 4 engine rebuilt in 2003. This is a well-known, comfortable cruising boat that has the highly valued starboard kitchen layout, can sleep 6 without crowding, and sails beautifully in all conditions. Alize has cruised extensively from the Hudson River, the New Jersey shore, and up to Maine. This is a classic good old boat that has been well cared for and maintained for nearly 50 years. The current owner is selling the boat regretfully due to a medical problem. The boat has been on the hard since October 2019 and did not sail in 2020.

Equipment: Further equipment included in the sale Electronics: Garmin GMR-18 Radar installation Raymarine wind speed and direction Garmin GPS map with 740 S screen ICom VHF marine radio model IC-M412 Auto helm Readout gauges - Amps, oil pressure, water temperature, RPM

Electrical: Two 12-volt AGM batteries Blue Seas volt meter Electronic ignition Battery charger 100 feet of electrical cord for charging Ritchie compass

Sails & Rigging: Harken roller furling jib Main sail cover Main, 135% jib, and spinnaker (no spinnaker pole) Standard Barient winches, port & starboard sides Main & jib halyard winches on mast Whisker pole Anchor with 120 feet of chain and 1/2 line

Galley: Orico 4000 two-burner alcohol stove Kitchen utensils Dishes, cups, and glasses

Main cabin: Original Tartan cabin cushions Curtains Custom made entry screens Special V-berth board and matching cushion Weems & Plath ships clock and barometer Main cabin wooden fold-up dining table Two fire extinguishers Sony radio with speakers and CD player

Additional equipment: Full Bimini Propane grill Rear fold-down ladder on transom Three fenders U.S. flag - stern post Air horn Life jackets First Aid kit Complete set of boat tools Spare tiller Three extra fuel filters Spare electric bilge pump Original Tartan 30 manual - 1972 Complete Moyer Marine manual

For Nyack Boat Club members the price includes: Jowi winter cradle 400 lb Dormor with complete mooring tackle Winter super structure and cover Foldup ladder for winter storing