No chaperone needed for the new Chaparral 330 Signature

The new Chaparral 330 Signature had been on the cards for a while and the perfect plan for continued growth from the American boat builder. Spurred on by the phenomenal success of last year’s 310 Signature, Chaparral took an award winning design and simply made everything bigger and better with the launch of its new 330 Signature.

Distinctly Chaparral, the new 330 combines the elegance of a world class cruiser with the DNAof the world’s leading sport boat manufacturer. The end result is a new generation cruiser that showcases Chaparral’s passion for innovation, quality and comfort.

At the helm itself, everything is shipshape, with gauges and switches in easy view and with great sight lines fore and aft. Hit a switch and the aft lounge electrically extends into the cockpit, creating a sun pad.

In the cockpit, the adjustable captain’s bucket and double-wide passenger seat are enhanced with a U-shaped cockpit lounge, a high class wet bar and a Power Slide transom seat. A custom hard top is standard and incorporates a clever walk-thru hatch for easy deck access.

Below decks, the 330 sleeps captain and crew in total comfort and features a gourmet quality galley and fiberglass inner liner and headliner construction for immaculate fit and finish, and a huge plus rarely seen at this length, the aft cabin has a sliding wood grain privacy door.

Onboard you will find a high quality standard and old world craftsmanship wrapped in an ultra-modern flare. Chaparral’s mindset to develop innovative, user-friendly features allows you to relax, kick back and enjoy the one of the finest sports cruisers money can buy in this very popular market segment.

The 330 is capable of 40 knots at full throttle, and is quick to attained plane under acceleration enabling the 330 to settle down into the perfect cruise at will. The Chaparral 330 is a welcomed addition to the Signature range line up and will certainly attract interest from those in the market for a mid range sports cruiser.

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