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$55,000 NZD
+9 moreMakeKoopmans
Model38
Year1980
Length11.6m
FuelDiesel
EngineKubota
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About this vessel
Koopmans 38, from the drawing board of Netherland designer Dick Koopmans, strongly constructed in corten steel at the Conyer boat yard UK and launched 1980. New Kubota 50hp diesel installed in 2017, low hours. Sturdy alloy rig with good sail inventory. Two double sleeping cabins, gas oven, sea-going galley, fridge/freezer, comprehensive electrics/electronics.
This is a strong, capable coastal or blue water cruiser that has been in Cat One Cert. Well-maintained with recent haul out, new antifoul and prop speed May 2026. A must to view if you are looking for this type of vessel.
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The details
Vessel
MakeKoopmans
Model38
Year1980
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeKubota
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
New Kubota 50hp diesel installed in 2017
Sturdy alloy rig with good sail inventory
Gas oven
Sea-going galley
Fridge/freezer
Comprehensive electrics/electronics
Cat One Cert
New antifoul and prop speed May 2026
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