1969 Jorgensen Coastal Cruiser for sale in Havelock
Havelock, New Zealand196911m
Asking PriceBroker
$35,000 NZD
+3 moreMakeJorgensen
ModelCoastal Cruiser
Year1969
Length11m2.8m beam
Draft1.8m
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About this vessel
Wharetutu is set up to cruise the Sounds and beyond.
A tidy interior, low-hour Yanmar diesel, and an easy-to-set rig with boom and roller furling make this an ideal cruising yacht, competitively priced for sale. Most items are already on board to achieve Category 1 if desired.
A timeless classic built by Pop Jorgensen himself, she is ready to provide her new owners with many years of sailing pleasure. Well cared for and maintained, she is offered for sale as the owners are retiring from boating.
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Vessel
MakeJorgensen
ModelCoastal Cruiser
Year1969
Dimensions
Length overall11m
Beam2.8m
Draft1.8m
Features
On board
Yanmar diesel engine
boom and roller furling
Category 1 equipped
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