Over the last five years Back Cove Yachtshas collected quite a following, having completed more than 400 hulls. Now, the design that started it all is going to be replaced with the next generation of designs. Yes the venerable Back Cove 29 is going to be replaced in June of 2010 with the exciting new Back Cove 30. We will continue to offer the 29 as a soft top, open version while the new Back Cove 30 will be made standard with a hard top, Yanmar 315 diesel engine, molded-in cockpit seating and a transom door.
In her interior the seating, galley and head unit will be much the same as her predecessor. The exceptions are in the improved galley storage and the manner in which the salon makes into a berth. When so desired, berth cushions which lay along the hull side of the berth, can be deployed athwartships to create a cozy environment in which to relax below decks.
On her helm deck, seating is raised so that all of the crew has the same sight lines as the helmsperson. To port, the mates bench can comfortably seat two. Engine access is exceptional as it is on all Back Cove designs.
I her cockpit crews will enjoy the molded-in seating and the ease of access through the transom door.
Look for her to be in sea trials in June of 2010 and follow her development here on the Back Cove blog
Back Cove keeps on presenting new models even in hard times. Well Done!
Watch for the article on PYB in November for this...
Posted by: William | October 28, 2009 at 01:18 PM