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A fast, comfortable express cruser, the Fiesta Vee is a standard in the industry for quality.

This is a classic and very popular Express Cruiser. And it is popular for a reason! Its quality build and thoughtful design make it a fun and comfortable weekend cruiser.

The cockpit has two bench seats. One is to port and L-shaped; the other runs the length of the transom (except for the gate to the swim platform). Filler cushions convert this seat to a sun pad -- and there's a removable table for it, as well. (cockpit upholstery shows sun damage)

Both bench seats have under-cushion storage compartments. There's a doublewide adjustable bench seat at the helm, as well. The cockpit is protected from the weather with a full camper canvas enclosure. The electronics arch breaks the canvas top into two sections -- so, you can just shade the forward area, if you'd like. The enclosure panels have color-coded tabs at each corner that you can use to mate the pieces properly.

At the helm of the Rinker 342 you have, within easy reach, the VHF radio, a depth sounder, a GPS, engine synchronization, a remote spotlight, and the toggle switch for both the port and starboard windshield wipers, trim tabs, and entertainment system remote control.

There is a galley to port that includes a two-burner electric stove, and a stainless steel sink in a Corian countertop, plus a coffeemaker and a microwave oven. The refrigerator has been removed and is now used as a storage space. You'll find attractive cherry wood cabinetry with lots of drawers and nooks for storage.

There's a solid wood table in front of the U-shaped settee. The tabletop drops to create an additional sleeping berth when needed. Just forward of the settee, the wood cabinetry has a slide-out tray for a small TV set.

The forward cabin has a privacy curtain to separate it from the main area. There's a V-berth with storage under the mattress and drawers below, as well as a hanging locker to one side. The aft cabin is also separated by a privacy curtain. It features a queen-size berth.

The 342's head compartment has just over 6 feet of headroom throughout, even in the enclosed shower stall. The 6-gallon water heater has a heat exchanger connection with one of the engines. There's a level gauge for both the freshwater and wastewater tanks.