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$79,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeKrogen
Year1978
Length15m
FuelDiesel
Cabins2 berths
EnginePerkins
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Krogen design shoal draft, lift keel, gaff Schooner, built by Kerry Alexander. GOP construction, launched 1978, powered by 50hp Perkins diesel giving 6-7 knots. Gaff rigged, wooden masts, s/steel rigging, 2 cockpit winches, main mizzen and furling headsail. Wheel steering, outboard auxiliary, auto anchoring, inflatable, s/steel BBQ. 2 Single berths and 2 doubles, toilet, 2 showers, fridge, freezer and 3 burner oven. Electronics include VHF, depth sounder, stereo/CD player. A superb cruising boat drawing 1.0m with board up.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeKrogen
Year1978
Dimensions
Length overall15m
Draft1m
Accommodation
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makePerkins
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
50hp Perkins diesel
wooden masts
s/steel rigging
2 cockpit winches
main mizzen and furling headsail
Wheel steering
outboard auxiliary
auto anchoring
inflatable
s/steel BBQ
2 Single berths and 2 doubles
toilet
2 showers
fridge
freezer
3 burner oven
VHF
depth sounder
stereo/CD player
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