Cooper Marine Prowler

Step aboard Impulse, a 1989 Cooper Prowler 30 Flybridge Cruiser built in British Columbia specifically for West Coast waters. With her wide 12'3" beam, semi-displacement hull, and upgraded power, she delivers both confidence at sea and comfort at anchor.

This Prowler is not just a survivor of her era — she’s been reborn through thoughtful upgrades. In 2011 she was repowered with twin Volvo D3-220 diesels, giving her efficient, reliable performance and a top speed near 28 knots. At a comfortable cruising pace around 20 knots, she’s equally at home on long Gulf Islands passages as she is on a quick run to Maple Bay or Sidney.

Recent investments (nearly $100,000) include new Raymarine electronics (2024), a fresh inverter/charger system with five new batteries, and comprehensive servicing of the DuoProp sterndrives. Step into the engine space and you’ll see clean bilges and a well-kept machinery area — a sign of consistent care.

On deck, Impulse features a Lorans Tigress electric windlass with a Bruce anchor and chain, a 10’ Livingston dinghy with Suzuki outboard, and a swim platform with ladder for easy water access. The flybridge is sheltered by a bimini top with full canvas enclosure, offering a commanding view while keeping you dry.

Inside, the raised salon welcomes you with a bright, open layout: a portside settee with drop-down table that converts to a berth, starboard helm station, and galley two steps down with propane stove, refrigerator, and hot water. Forward, a private cabin provides comfortable overnight accommodations, while the VacuFlush head with shower completes the cruising package. Heating is handled by a reliable Webasto diesel system, extending your season well into cooler months.

Surveyed in 2024 at $134,000, this vessel now comes to market attractively priced for a timely sale. If you’ve been searching for a Canadian-built flybridge cruiser with modern diesel power, fresh navigation systems, and a turnkey survey behind her, Impulse deserves your attention.