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$140,000 NZD
+14 moreMakeSalthouse
Model42
Year1975
Length12.8m4.2m beam
Cabins31 berths
EngineDetroitGM8V71TT
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About this vessel
Campari is a 1975 Salthouse 42ft Launch built by A Williams Limited, with a hull very similar to the MKI Courser but larger. She is powered by a Detroit GM8V71TT shaft drive motor, reportedly fully reconditioned in December 2016 alongside a vessel refurbishment. Her cruising speed is a reported 9 knots at 1500 RPM, using approximately 20 litres per hour, with a maximum speed of 16 knots. A bow thruster is in place for easy handling.
The vessel has a reported 4.2m beam and 1.3m draft, and is built out of D/D Kauri, glassed over. This big-volume vessel with a decent beam offers a great cockpit with plenty of room. The wide entry door opens into the main saloon, which is well designed with the helm station providing good all-round vision to the starboard side, plus a sliding door entry to the forward deck. She has 1.96m headroom, with three cabins forward sleeping one double and four single berths. The separate shower and Lectrasan toilet system are also located in the forward cabin. The open fly bridge has the basics for operation with plenty of seating.
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Vessel
MakeSalthouse
Model42
Year1975
Dimensions
Length overall12.8m
Beam4.2m
Draft1.3m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Berths1
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeDetroit
Engine modelGM8V71TT
Drive typeShaft Drive
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