1997 Hunter 310 Sold Boat in Erie, PA US
Built in 1997
310
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31 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Here is a great family cruiser with lots of interior and exterior living space the family. Easily singled handed with the comforts to get the family out on the water. � It shows clean and is ready to sail away!
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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Designer: Hunter Design Team
Dimensions
LOA: 31 feet
LWL: 28 feet
Beam: 10.83 feet
Displacement: 8500 pounds
Ballast: 3000 pounds
Draft:� Shoal keel with bulb
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Tankage
Fuel: 28 gallons
Water: 50 gallons
Holding: 20 gallons
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Engine
Year: 1997
Type: Inboard
Propeller Type: 3 blade
Maker: Yanmar
Fuel: Diesel
Transmission: Direct Drive
Power: 18 HP
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Description
Innovation in design, excellence in engineering, and an incredible layout make the Hunter 310 a great midsize cruiser. The interior boasts two private staterooms, each with their own privacy bulkhead (not just a curtain). Great natural light is plentiful throughout the cabin with multiple hatches and screened ports as well as the Hunter wraparound windshield. Entertaining or dining, the salon can handle family or friends with ease. The large dinette easily converts to a double for extended families and the settees offer plenty of storage as well.
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Topsides, the Hunter 310 has an immense rounded cockpit that allows all the crew to participate or kick back as they desire. The stern rail seats are up and out of the way, and a custom console houses the standard VHF and instruments as well as the engine controls, and compass. � � Cockpit table with twin drop leaves allows for cockpit dining, and there is plenty of storage under the seating. The helm seat hinges aft, leading onto the walkthrough transom complete with propane tank storage and a retractable swim ladder with a cockpit shower.
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Above the cockpit is the integrated arch which serves as an attachment point for both the mainsheet as well as the Bimini. This layout keeps the cockpit clear, uncluttered, and ready for action.
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Going forward, there are serious nonskid and clear side decks due to the innovative rig arrangement. The B & R fractional rig, with its swept-back spreaders, eliminates the need for a backstay. Mast struts and reverse diagonals give all the strength needed while allowing for a smaller section aloft. For the sailor, this means more stability.
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Galley
Large Stainless Steel Sink
Pressurized hot and cold domestic water system
2 burner propane stove
Refrigeration
Ample storage and food preparation surface
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Electronics and Electrical
VHF Radio
Knotmeter
Depthsounder
Stereo
12V TV with battery
110 Volt Shore Power
Dockside Cord
Battery Charger
Portable Air Conditioner for Dockside Use
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Sails
Mainsail
Mainsail Cover
Roller Furling Genoa
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Interior
Bright spacious interior
Spacious dinette to starboard the makes into double berth
U shaped galley with ample storage and prep area
Spacious V berth cabin
Private cabin aft beneath cockpit
Enclosed head with shower
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Additional Equipment
Fore & Aft Biminis
Steel Cradle
Stern rail Seats with Cushions
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Here is a great family cruiser with lots of interior and exterior living space the family. Easily singled handed with the comforts to get the family out on the water. � It shows clean and is ready to sail away!
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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Designer: Hunter Design Team
Dimensions
LOA: 31 feet
LWL: 28 feet
Beam: 10.83 feet
Displacement: 8500 pounds
Ballast: 3000 pounds
Draft:� Shoal keel with bulb
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Tankage
Fuel: 28 gallons
Water: 50 gallons
Holding: 20 gallons
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Engine
Year: 1997
Type: Inboard
Propeller Type: 3 blade
Maker: Yanmar
Fuel: Diesel
Transmission: Direct Drive
Power: 18 HP
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Description
Innovation in design, excellence in engineering, and an incredible layout make the Hunter 310 a great midsize cruiser. The interior boasts two private staterooms, each with their own privacy bulkhead (not just a curtain). Great natural light is plentiful throughout the cabin with multiple hatches and screened ports as well as the Hunter wraparound windshield. Entertaining or dining, the salon can handle family or friends with ease. The large dinette easily converts to a double for extended families and the settees offer plenty of storage as well.
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Topsides, the Hunter 310 has an immense rounded cockpit that allows all the crew to participate or kick back as they desire. The stern rail seats are up and out of the way, and a custom console houses the standard VHF and instruments as well as the engine controls, and compass. � � Cockpit table with twin drop leaves allows for cockpit dining, and there is plenty of storage under the seating. The helm seat hinges aft, leading onto the walkthrough transom complete with propane tank storage and a retractable swim ladder with a cockpit shower.
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Above the cockpit is the integrated arch which serves as an attachment point for both the mainsheet as well as the Bimini. This layout keeps the cockpit clear, uncluttered, and ready for action.
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Going forward, there are serious nonskid and clear side decks due to the innovative rig arrangement. The B & R fractional rig, with its swept-back spreaders, eliminates the need for a backstay. Mast struts and reverse diagonals give all the strength needed while allowing for a smaller section aloft. For the sailor, this means more stability.
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Galley
Large Stainless Steel Sink
Pressurized hot and cold domestic water system
2 burner propane stove
Refrigeration
Ample storage and food preparation surface
Ã?Â
Electronics and Electrical
VHF Radio
Knotmeter
Depthsounder
Stereo
12V TV with battery
110 Volt Shore Power
Dockside Cord
Battery Charger
Portable Air Conditioner for Dockside Use
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Sails
Mainsail
Mainsail Cover
Roller Furling Genoa
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Interior
Bright spacious interior
Spacious dinette to starboard the makes into double berth
U shaped galley with ample storage and prep area
Spacious V berth cabin
Private cabin aft beneath cockpit
Enclosed head with shower
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Additional Equipment
Fore & Aft Biminis
Steel Cradle
Stern rail Seats with Cushions
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1997 Hunter 310 Video Tours
Overview from around the web 1997 Hunter 310
Customers of the 1997 Hunter 310 often praise its spacious interior and comfortable accommodations, making it a great choice for cruising and weekend getaways
Many highlight the boat's easy handling and responsive performance under sail, appreciating its balance between sailing capability and liveaboard comfort. The thoughtful layout, including ample storage and a well-designed cockpit, receives positive remarks. Some owners note that the boat offers excellent value for its size and age, with durable construction and reliable systems. Overall, reviews emphasize the Hunter 310 as a versatile and enjoyable sailboat for both new sailors and experienced cruisers.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1997 Hunter 310 is a popular cruiser known for its comfortable accommodations and ease of handling. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Hunter 310 offers a roomy cabin with a well-designed layout, including a comfortable V-berth forward, a spacious main salon, and a functional galley.
Easy Handling: Its fractional sloop rig and responsive steering make it manageable for short-handed sailing, ideal for weekend cruising.
Innovative Design: The Hunter 310 features the signature Hunter "B&R" rig, which eliminates the need for a backstay, allowing for a larger mainsail and better sail shape.
Good Performance: While not a racing boat, the Hunter 310 provides respectable performance for a cruiser of its size, with balanced handling and decent speed in moderate conditions.
Ample Storage: The boat includes plenty of storage compartments, making extended trips more convenient.
Cons
Construction Quality: Some owners note that the build quality and materials used can be less robust compared to other boats in its class, requiring attentive maintenance.
Limited Headroom: While the interior is spacious, the headroom is somewhat limited, which may be uncomfortable for taller individuals.
Engine Power: The standard engine may feel underpowered in strong currents or adverse conditions, so some owners opt for upgrades.
Resale Value: Due to its mass-production nature and market perception, the Hunter 310 may have lower resale value compared to similar boats from other manufacturers.
Deck Hardware: Some users report that the deck fittings and hardware might need upgrading for improved durability and safety.
Made For
The 1997 Hunter 310 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts seeking a comfortable and manageable cruiser that combines performance with ease of handling. It's perfect for couples or small families looking for a versatile sailboat that offers ample living space, modern amenities, and reliable sailing capabilities for weekend getaways or extended coastal cruising. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a passionate beginner, the Hunter 310 provides an excellent balance of comfort and functionality on the water.
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