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$80,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeFarr
Model38
Year1980
Length12m
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This completely refurbished popular Bruce Farr designed yacht was launched in 1980. Built of timber glassed over, she is reported to be cozy and fast.
The vessel has a lovely living area with everything you need to cruise in comfort: reupholstered seating, folding wooden table, fridge & freezer, gimballed 2-burner stove, separate head with holding tank, storage and nav station. There is plenty of sleeping space and good clean canvas extends the living area out to a spacious cockpit with a walk-through transom and wheel steering. All mast controls lead to the cockpit with self-tailing winches for the sails. The main drops into a near new stack pack, the genoa is on a furler and she comes with 2 spinnakers. Standing rigging replaced and mast re-stepped 3+ years ago, deck, cockpit and cabin repainted, clean upholstery and canvas.
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The details
Vessel
MakeFarr
Model38
Year1980
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
Bruce Farr design
Timber hull glassed over
Reupholstered seating
Fridge and freezer
Gimballed 2-burner stove
Head with holding tank
Walk-through transom
Wheel steering
Self-tailing winches
Stack pack mainsail cover
Furling genoa
2 spinnakers
B&G instruments
Fusion radio
Battery monitor system
Flexible solar panels
Volvo 30hp motor
Volvo sail drive
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