1940 for sale in Havelock Marina, New Zealand
Havelock Marina, New Zealand, New Zealand194011m
Asking PriceBroker
$52,000 NZD
+5 moreYear1940
Length11m2.9m beam
Draft1m
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About this vessel
Built by the renowned Lanes of Auckland and in her current loving ownership for 40 years, the time has come for this much-admired, tidy cruiser to be enjoyed by new owners.
Mandalay presents as a spacious, well-laid-out launch in very good condition, and is entirely serviceable as a Sounds displacement boat with classic appeal, as much as a valued classic in her own right with faithfully preserved design and features. Decent galley space and full-length berths mean she's comfortable for many more extended adventures.
A comfortable, well-protected cockpit with great visibility from elevated helm positions; low-profile design with decent beam and 6ft headroom; regular annual slipping and recent anti-foul; upholstery and squabs in good condition.
Mandalay is for sale with her Havelock Marina berth rental believed to be transferable to her new owners.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year1940
Dimensions
Length overall11m
Beam2.9m
Draft1m
Features
On board
1980 Ford 2712E 75hp engine (1,472 hrs)
PRM hydraulic transmission
2kW diesel cabin heater
2026 replacement marine stove/grill/oven with gas compliance
Solar trickle charging
2.4m aluminium tender
Steadying stay-sail
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