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$85,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeTownson
ModelTalent MkII
Year1979
Length10.7m
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1979, built in 2 skins kauri glassed by Barry Jones. The condition of this vessel shows considerable effort and investment has been made over the years to keep her at her very, very best, with the latest including 10 coats of Uroxsys/Awlgrip clear coats to the cabin top, new toughened glass portlights, new antifoul, PropSpeed and anodes.
Hull repainted 2019, teak decks removed, glassed and painted 2021. Vessel hard to fault. Hoist the sails and you're off to your next destination.
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Vessel
MakeTownson
ModelTalent MkII
Year1979
Dimensions
Length overall10.7m
Features
On board
Bukh 20hp engine with shaft drive
2-bladed folding propeller
Self-tailing cockpit winches
2 burner stove with full oven
Freezer with engine-driven compressor
2m Aquapro RIB with Yamaha 2hp outboard
Toughened glass portlights
PropSpeed and anodes
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