1975 Mason Clipper 42 for sale in MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS
MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS, New Zealand197512.8m
Asking PriceBroker
$120,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeMason
ModelClipper 42
Year1975
Length12.8m3.7m beam
FuelDIESEL800L tank
EngineVOLVO
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Overview
About this vessel
Here is a well presented example of this Kiwi designed and built classic, one of the few GRP examples!
Step aboard 'St Columban', a well presented example of these iconic vessels renowned for their robust construction, classic lines and reassuring ride. Heaps of room for friends and family with cleverly designed personal spaces. Recent antifouled and engines serviced. St Columban is ready to head off on your Summer adventures.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeMason
ModelClipper 42
Year1975
Dimensions
Length overall12.8m
Beam3.7m
Draft0.9m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVOLVO
Engine count2
Fuel typeDIESEL
Fuel tankage800L
Features
On board
Stunning timber interior
Huge volume
Accommodation for family & friends
Large cockpit
Flybridge with two steering stations
Twin engine safety & manoeuvrability
Transferrable, sought after downtown Picton Marina berth
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