Asking PriceBroker
$29,000 NZD
+3 moreYear1913
Length10.7m2.6m beam
EngineFordD series
Draft1.3m
Engine Hours2,100
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About this vessel
Sterling Girl is one of many kauri carvel plank proven classics from the well-regarded Bailey and Lowe Auckland yard. Having served her current owners well as a much-admired Sounds conveyance, she's now looking for her next caring owner.
She's been well maintained throughout her life and presents as a "ready to go" proposition, effortlessly cruising quietly and economically at around 8kts.
This is a great opportunity for an enthusiast to own a well-maintained classic vessel at an affordable price, or equally attractive as a classy Sounds cruiser.
Berthed at Havelock Marina with a potentially transferable berth.
Features include:
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year1913
Dimensions
Length overall10.7m
Beam2.6m
Draft1.3m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFord
Engine modelD series
Engine hours2,100
Features
On board
120hp 6-cylinder Ford D series (only 2,100 hrs)
Wood-burner/stove/oven
New gas stove
Original classic features and fittings
Port and starboard helm doors
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