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$45,000 NZD
+11 moreMakeChas Bailey
Year1918
Length10m
FuelDiesel
EngineFordDover
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About this vessel
A rare opportunity to own this beautifully presented 1918 Chas Bailey displacement launch, crafted in timeless Kauri carvel. "Skipjack" combines classic craftsmanship with reliable modern operations.
Powered by a Ford Dover diesel engine with shaft drive, she cruises comfortably at 7.2 knots and reaches a maximum of 9 knots. Equipped for cosy winter cruising, "Skipjack" is ready for all year-round enjoyment.
Her interior offers a double berth plus 2 singles, with 2.00m headroom. The Waikawa berth is available for transfer.
"Skipjack" is a cherished vessel, offering effortless comfort and classic craftsmanship for her next owner, all year round.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeChas Bailey
Year1918
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFord
Engine modelDover
Drive typeShaft Drive
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
Garmin GPS/plotter
Furuno fish finder
Depth sounder
VHF
Dinghy
Shore power with current EWOF
Eberspacher heater
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