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$70,000 NZD
+16 moreMakeLidgard
Model38
Year1977
Length11.6m
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About this vessel
Built by Lidgard Boat Builders, this Lidgard 38 has had almost everything done. Triple diagonal kauri glassed. New in 2018, with a 50hp Beta engine plus 3-blade feathering propeller. In 2020 the boat underwent a complete repaint, all new deck fittings, new rigging, new halyards plus all new electrical switchboard. All through-hull seacocks were also replaced at this time.
The boat has a good selection of sails, plus wind vane steering. Accommodation includes a double berth forward, 2 quarter berths aft, a single in the saloon and the option for a further double when the saloon table is dropped down. Good galley and a roomy cockpit. Wheel steering. This is a good, strong boat and it wouldn't take a lot to get her ready for offshore cruising.
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Vessel
MakeLidgard
Model38
Year1977
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Features
On board
50hp Beta engine
3-blade feathering propeller
Wheel steering
Wind vane steering
Good selection of sails
New electrical switchboard (2020)
New rigging and halyards (2020)
New through-hull seacocks (2020)
Triple diagonal kauri construction
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