1979 Corsair Mk I for sale in Hobsonville Marina
Hobsonville Marina, New Zealand197912.2m
Asking PriceBroker
$85,000 NZD
+3 moreMakeCorsair
ModelMk I
Year1979
Length12.2m4m beam
FuelDiesel
Cabins2 berths
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Designed and built by Salthouse Marine, approximately 1979. Solid GRP construction, 12.20 LOA, 4.0m beam. Shaft drive, powered by a Caterpillar 3208 - 210hp diesel giving 11-15 knots at approx. 12LPH at 9.5 knots.
The accommodation is well designed with the head/shower forward, 6'2" headroom, 2 double and 3 single berths. Midships galley with a very tidy saloon area and helm station. The vessel has a flybridge with all the controls etc. but not closed in. The current owner drives from the saloon helm, as it is very comfortable. She has plenty of room in the cockpit and duck board for all manner of water activities.
This vessel was reputedly owned by Auckland Harbour Board as a survey vessel, hence she was built accordingly with a reported engine rebuild approx. 1987. The current owner is very fastidious in his maintenance program and keeps the vessel in good condition, but unfortunately has indicated it is time for a change. The vessel is priced to sell, so don't delay in viewing at Hobsonville Marina.
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Vessel
MakeCorsair
ModelMk I
Year1979
Dimensions
Length overall12.2m
Beam4m
Accommodation
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCaterpillar
Engine model3208
Drive typeShaft Drive
Fuel typeDiesel
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