R29 vrs CW30
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dbsea
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- Oct 1, 2021
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- Fluid Motion Model
- R-23 (Outboard)
- Vessel Name
- HALCYON
- MMSI Number
- 368365270
Other than being faster, the C30 is laid out a bit differently inside. Personally I like the flip and fold counter space you get in the cutwater better than the more traditional galley design of the RT. I believe the cutwater also has the dry head with the shower wrap around, and I don’t think the 29RT does. I’m sure others will be more aware of some of the other differences.
RobMcClain
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- Sep 29, 2013
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- Location
- PNW
- Fluid Motion Model
- C-30 S
- Hull Identification Number
- FML30C02J122
- Vessel Name
- Freedom 3.0
- MMSI Number
- 368238480
What drove our decision to go with a C-30S was the fact that my wife has loved the look of it from the day it was introduced. We both love that when inside it is open and airy with complete 360 degree visibility. Additionally, the 2 cockpit seats on the side fold outward rather than inward giving you much more open cockpit space when in use. We’ve still made several changes in our C30. Of note, we took out the wine cooler and replaced it with a door, behind which is a nice size sliding garbage can along with room for miscellaneous storage to the sides. We also took off the one long countertop that extended forward over the single passenger seat. Having it gone makes that seat feel much more roomy and we already have ample countertop. If I periodically want more, like when washing dishes, I just lay down the seat and use that space. We are very happy with the boat.
Rob
Rob