with questionsI have found the Hunter 340 sloop has been both comfortable and a good performer. I have taken it to the channel islands off the Santa Barbara, CA, coast many times and always felt secure making these trips. The boat is a joy to sail with great visibility and safety. Sail handling effort is much easier than other boats I have sailed. The cockpit feels clear and open. As you can see in the photos, I have kept the boat exceptionally well-maintained. Dimensions: • LOA 33’9” • LWL 28’7” • Beam 11’8” • Displacement 11,300 • Draft 4’6” • Bridge clearance 56’6” • Ballast 4,100 lbs. • Sail arca 682 sq. ft. Engine • Yamaha 27 HP diesel Tankage • Fuel 30 gal. • Fresh water 75 gal. • Holding 30 gal. Deck/hull • Stainless steel bow pulpit • Double lifelines with gates • Anchor well with electric windlass • Stainless stem fitting with anchor roller • 5 Dorade vents • 4 opening hatches • 4 opening ports with screens • 4 fixed hull ports • Through bolted hull/deck joint • One-piece continuous rub rail • 4 deck seats • 2 spring cleats • Shoal or deep keel • Hot/cold deck shower • Stainless cockpit protective arch Rigging • Mast height 56’6” • 110% furling genoa • Boom vang • Single line reefing system • Internal halyards to cockpit • Inboard jib track with cams Electronics • VHF radio and stainless antenna • Knot meter with log • Depth sounder • ST50 wind point/wind speed • Tank monitors • Compass and GPS Electrical • 12vdc w/dual batter switch • 110vac w/multiple cabin outlets • Inverter • Dockside power with shore power • Air conditioning with reverse cycle heat • Battery charger • Running lights with steaming and anchor lights