1934 Miller & Tunnage for sale in Wānaka
Wānaka, New Zealand193417.2mMonohull
Asking PriceBroker
$325,000 NZD
+30 moreMakeMiller & Tunnage
Year1934
Length17.2m4.1m beam
Fuel3500L tank
EngineGardner 6L3
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About this vessel
Wairangi is a 1934 Miller & Tunnage classic launch, a rare piece of NZ maritime history. Built of heart kauri and fully restored, she is currently in MNZ commercial survey for both inshore and enclosed waters.
Construction is 1¼" heart kauri, carvel planked. Major mechanical and systems upgrade work has been undertaken over the last four years. The hull was painted in 2022 and the deck in 2025.
The vessel features a spacious aft master, forward bunks, and a large wheelhouse. She is equally suited to plying New Zealand or the South Pacific as a private yacht or with her current commercial status put to work as a sight seeing or charter vessel. Overnight accommodation is permitted in enclosed waters.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeMiller & Tunnage
Year1934
Dimensions
Length overall17.2m
Beam4.1m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeGardner 6L3
Fuel tankage3500L
Features
On board
Heart kauri construction
Victron inverter with lithium bank
Solar charging
Simrad NSS9 chartplotter
Halo 20+ radar
VHF radio
Furuno Sat Compass
Muir windlass with Rocna anchor
Gas Califont hot water
Heatport diesel heater
MNZ commercial survey
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