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$12,500 AUD
+9 moreYear1939
Length9.5m3m beam
FuelDiesel
EngineLeylandThorny Croft
Draft1.2m
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'Eagle' was designed by Jack McFarland and built in Port Lincoln in 1934. She was bought to Adelaide, where she was used as a pleasure boat in and around Port Adelaide. After some time in Adelaide, she made her way to Mannum, then cruised the river to Goolwa, where she is lying today. In approximately 2002, she was transported to Sellicks Beach for a rebuild and was eventually relaunched in 2013.
'Eagle' was transformed from a bare-bone commercial Cray boat into a luxury daysailor / river cruiser with accommodation including a generous Vberth with storage, a saloon table that converts to a double, and an inline Galley, along with a shower and toilet with holding tank.
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The details
Vessel
Year1939
Dimensions
Length overall9.5m
Beam3m
Draft1.2m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeLeyland
Engine modelThorny Croft
Engine count1
Drive typeInboard Shaft Drive
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
Deck Material: Timber with Teak overlay
Shower: Yes with Gas hot water system
Toilet: Toilet with holding tank
Generous Vberth with storage
Saloon table that converts to a double
Inline Galley was installed
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