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$35,000 NZD
+5 moreMakePacific
Model38
Year1976
Length11.6m
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About this vessel
Built by A. Smith and launched approximately 1976. GRP construction with alloy mast. A great cruising yacht powered by a 40hp Volvo engine, giving 6 knots cruise.
The vessel features stainless steel rigging replaced in 2020, 4 cockpit and 2 mast winches, and a remote anchor winch. Sails include storm, spinnaker, No. 1, main and furling headsail.
Below decks, accommodation comprises 1 double and 3 single berths, with a 2 burner/oven/grill and fridge/freezer. A holding tank is installed.
Electronics include VHF, autopilot, GPS, chartplotter, depthsounder, fishfinder, stereo and CD player.
A 14m Sulphur Point marina berth is available with the sale.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakePacific
Model38
Year1976
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Features
On board
Alloy mast
Stainless steel rigging (replaced 2020)
4 cockpit winches
2 mast winches
Remote anchor winch
Storm sail
Spinnaker
No. 1 sail
Main sail
Furling headsail
VHF radio
Autopilot
GPS
Chartplotter
Depthsounder
Fishfinder
Stereo and CD player
Holding tank
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