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Cruisers Yachts' 2005 30-foot Yacht
First In Category To Feature Forward Facing Arch and Hardtop
New 300 Express Cruiser Incorporates Amenities
Rarely Found in 30-Foot Class
Those wondering if the economy really is making a comeback need only to look at recent developments at Cruisers Yachts to know that things are indeed looking up. Within the past six months, the company not only introduced a state-of-the-art 50-foot express cruiser, but also experienced two hiring booms due to increased product demand. Following the recent success of the 500 Express, the company has developed a 30-foot express cruiser, the 300 Express, for the 2005 model year with availability beginning this summer.
The 300 Express combines exhilarating performance with the dramatic styling that is Cruisers Yachts' trademark. The only 30-foot cruiser in the express category to feature a forward-facing arch and hardtop as standard equipment resulting in not only a magnificent appearance but also greatly simplifying the installation of weather covers and eliminating the customary bulky bows.
In addition, the product will feature high class amenities and the same quality build offered on Cruisers Yachts' larger models. The result is an express yacht that many are already calling "beyond compare."
"We are very confident that our 30-foot express cruiser will demand the same attention our new 50-foot is getting," said Rick Jelinski, general manager for Cruisers Yachts. "The fact that we've loaded the 300 Express with countless amenities never before found in a 30-foot cruiser leads us to believe we have a product that will appeal to a whole new category of yacht buyers."
Step onboard the 300 Express and you may be surprised to see two full berths separated from the salon, while a facing dinette is incorporated to make dining and activities more interactive. You can outfit the boat with a 13-inch LCD TV with DVD, 120-watt single CD player or a six disc CD player. The galley size is impressive and offers a sink, microwave oven, electric stove and electric refrigerator/freezer. Other highlights include air conditioning, 6 foot 3 inches of cabin headroom and multiple, stainless-steel portholes with screens that open with optional ventilating skylights. A fully appointed cabin is found mid-ship with storage at the foot of the bed. And, an easy cleaning full fiberglass standing head compartment with vanity and shower is also incorporated into the design.
Easy foredeck access is provided thanks to a walk-thru windshield. A full-width swim platform makes side boarding simple and a concealed, top-mounted stainless-steel swim ladder makes water access effortless.
See the new 300 Express at the 2005 Houston Summer Boat Show at the Reliant Center, June 8-12. For more information, log on to
www.cruisersyachts.com
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