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$128,500 NZD
+17 moreMakeSalar
Model40
Year1975
Length12m
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About this vessel
Meaning "daring, audacious and bold", this cruisier will safely usher you toward your next adventure.
Designed by Laurent Giles, the Salar 40 is a robust, classic motorsailer. Built in timber and fibreglassed over, she's a strongly built, comfortable and capable vessel. She features a distinctive and well protected centre cockpit with wheel steering, spacious owners aft cabin with separate toilet and shower. The main salon also provides comfortable volume with a practical galley and forward guest cabin, with a second toilet/shower area.
The solid and reliable Perkins diesel has just been fully serviced and the In-Boom Furling Mainsail and Furling Genoa make it an ideal proposition for shorthanded crews.
Temeraire comes with a transferrable Nelson Marina berth.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSalar
Model40
Year1975
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
Perkins diesel engine
In-boom furling mainsail
Furling genoa
Centre cockpit
Wheel steering
Aft cabin
Guest cabin
Galley
Transferrable Nelson Marina berth
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