Designed by Paul Handley and built by Harley Raceboats in the UK between 1988 and 1998, this fin-keeled sloop represents a focused approach to performance-oriented sailing. With only 29 hulls produced during its decade-long production run, the Mustang 30 remains a relatively rare sight on the water. The yacht's specifications reveal a boat optimized for spirited sailing rather than comfortable cruising. Its moderate displacement of 5,754 pounds combined with a modern fin keel and bulb configuration, plus spade rudder arrangement, delivers responsive handling characteristics that racing enthusiasts appreciate. The fractional sloop rig provides excellent sail control and the ability to carry weather helm effectively in stronger conditions. With a low comfort ratio of 21.67, this design prioritizes performance over accommodation space, making it well-suited for day sailing, club racing, and coastal passages where speed and agility matter more than interior volume. The capsize screening formula of 1.82 indicates reasonable stability for coastal and near-offshore sailing, though the boat's racing pedigree suggests it's most at home in competitive environments. The fiberglass construction and modest 10-horsepower auxiliary engine reflect the era's focus on sailing performance, making the Mustang 30 an appealing choice for sailors seeking an uncommon, performance-oriented yacht.

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