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$35,000 NZD
+1 moreMakeVindex
Model30
Year1976
Length10m
FuelDiesel150L tank
Cabins4 berths
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About this vessel
Step aboard this 1979 Vindex 30 sedan. A timeless classic vessel built with double-diagonal ply hull glassed over, this vessel is designed for relaxed coastal cruising and effortless summer exploring.
Powered by a 120hp Ford 6 cylinder D-series diesel engine on a shaft drive, with approximately 2710 hours, she cruises around comfortably at a speed of 7 knots, great for exploring the sounds and beyond at an easy and enjoyable pace. With 150L of stainless-steel fuel capacity and 120L of fresh water, she's set up for weekends away or extended adventures.
Inside, there is accommodation for up to 6, with 4 single berths and 1 double, plus an electric marine flush toilet. The galley is equipped with a 2-burner stove with grill.
Navigation is set up with Garmin GPS, plotter and fish finder. Safety gear includes life jackets, VHF and fire extinguishers.
This Vindex 30 presents an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking a well-built classic vessel to enjoy out on the water exploring this summer.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeVindex
Model30
Year1976
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Accommodation
Berths4
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFord
Engine model6 cylinder D-series
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours2,710
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage150L
Features
On board
120hp Ford 6 cylinder D-series diesel engine on a shaft drive, with approximately 2710 hours
150L of stainless-steel fuel capacity
120L of fresh water
electric marine flush toilet
2-burner stove with grill
Garmin GPS, plotter and fish finder
life jackets, VHF and fire extinguishers
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