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The Nonsuch 30 design offers as much interior space as a 30 footer can carry and still perform well... AND (thanks to the free-standing cat/wishbone rig) she's easy to handle. With one sail, one halyard, one sheet, and two winches, the Nonsuch 30 is the ultimate in uncomplicated sailing. The boat was introduced in 1978 as the first offering of Hinterhoeller Yachts of St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada and it remained in production until 1994. The design is from the board of Mark Ellis. It is unique in that it combines the distinctive shear, highly cambered roach roof and nearly plumb bow and stem of a Cape Cod styled catboat with a moderate-aspect-ratio fin keel, low wetted surface and a partially balanced spade rudder below the waterline. The Nonsuch carries its 11'-10\" beam out well towards the ends, as is typical of catboats. This results in interior volume and allows for accommodations that are spacious.