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$69,500 NZD
+11 moreMakePacific
Model38
Year1975
Length11.6m
Cabins4 berths
EngineYanmar
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A well-proven offshore cruiser of GRP construction, launched approximately 1975. Many upgrades with traveller forward of dodger, wheel steering, cutter rigged, and 27hp Yanmar. Fridge and freezer, shower, and 4 single and 1 double berth. Full cockpit bimini, radar arch, and s/steel hand rail around dodger. The vessel has completed approximately 6 Pacific Island cruises plus Fiordland and Stewart Island. A safe, strong passage maker. A 14m Sulphur Point Marina berth is also available if required.
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Vessel
MakePacific
Model38
Year1975
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Accommodation
Berths4
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Features
On board
Traveller forward of dodger
Wheel steering
Cutter rigged
27hp Yanmar
Fridge and freezer
Shower
Full cockpit bimini
Radar arch
S/steel hand rail around dodger
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