Fairline Targa 30

This generation of the Targa 30 followed the smallest Targas of its era, sharing the family's deep-V hull and twin diesel sterndrive layout rather than the shaft drive used on the larger models. Fairline offered it as an entry-level express cruiser, positioned near the Targa 29 in size and specification. The Targa 30 name was reused more than once across Fairline's history - an earlier 1990 model, and a later version that was effectively renamed Targa 33 to reflect its true hull length including the bathing platform - so surviving boats vary considerably depending on build year.