1974 Oliver & Gilpin 66 Custom for sale
New Zealand197420.1m
Asking PriceBroker
$399,000 NZD
+14 moreMakeOliver & Gilpin
Model66 Custom
Year1974
Length20.1m
Fuel5455L tank
Cabins3
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Outstanding floating home: Classic 1974 Oliver & Gilpin 66' Custom built to MOT survey. Glass over triple skinned diagonal Kauri for elegance and durability. Stunning, solid and safe. Perfect for living.
Beautiful teak interior with all mod cons, including satellite TV and washing machine. Spacious open-plan living with 8-seater dining table, 3 cabins (2 dbl and 3 sgl berths), interior/exterior heads and hot showers. Great for socialising with private spaces for long trips or permanent live aboard.
Ready to travel: Large 5,455L fuel and 3,182L water capacity, watermaker, solar, genset, large fridge/freezer, dive compressor, full electronics, stabilisers and dual helms (int pilot house and flybridge), both with Raymarine navigation and Furuno radar.
Rigged for fishing: Game chair, 4 bait tanks, tuna tubes, outriggers, saltwater hose, walk-around bait board and huge aft deck chiller.
Engines are well-maintained (full history available). Potential to arrange berth through vendor.
Live, Travel, Fish: You've got to see it to believe it.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeOliver & Gilpin
Model66 Custom
Year1974
Dimensions
Length overall20.1m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Fuel tankage5455L
Features
On board
Satellite TV
Washing machine
8-seater dining table
Interior/exterior heads and hot showers
Watermaker
Solar
Genset
Large fridge/freezer
Dive compressor
Full electronics
Stabilisers
Dual helms (int pilot house and flybridge)
Raymarine navigation
Furuno radar
Game chair
4 bait tanks
Tuna tubes
Outriggers
Saltwater hose
Walk-around bait board
Huge aft deck chiller
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