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The Beneteau Oceanis 430 is a 13.0-meter (41.33 ft) masthead sloop cruiser designed by Phillipe Briand and built by Beneteau from 1986 to 1992, with a displacement of 8981 kg and a 1.8-meter fin keel and spade rudder. A wing keel variant with a 1.53-meter draft and a tall rig option were also available, and The Moorings 432 charter boat is based on the same design. Owners of a Beneteau Oceanis 43, *Zephyr*, undertook extensive refits, including replacing a 14-year-old leaking water tank with a new unit sourced directly from Beneteau USA, which featured rigid structural bracing.6:33 They also installed a custom fold-down swim platform, de-coring the Nida plastic core around mounting points and backfilling with thickened polyester resin for solid support.2:07 Aboard *Zephyr*, the crew modified the salon layout by removing a bulky center seat to increase floor space and relocated a portable fridge-freezer, rerouting its DC power supply to an existing 12-volt circuit.2:11 Another Beneteau Oceanis 430, after sitting in a boatyard for three years, required extensive cleaning and engine recommissioning, including addressing disconnected fuel lines and a missing starter motor.11:20 A family aboard a 43-foot Beneteau Oceanis in Burriana, Spain, uses the boat for full-time cruising, adapting routes to prevailing winds in challenging areas like the Strait of Bonifacio.0:11 The Beneteau Oceanis 43 is a frequent participant in the ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers), demonstrating its capability for ocean passages.7:46
