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$98,000 NZD
+33 moreMakeMummery
Model40
Year1980
Length12m
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About this vessel
A well-proven 1980 Mummery 40, purpose-built for offshore cruising and proudly showcasing Kiwi craftsmanship. Constructed from triple skin Kauri, her interior is a standout feature – warm, durable, exposed timber shows off her Kiwi heritage.
Powered by a Volvo Penta 40 (approx. 2,300 hours), offering reliable motoring when needed. Her aluminium sloop rig, paired with a Windpilot self-steering system, makes her ideal for short-handed sailing and long-distance cruising. The sails are in good condition, and her layout is functional and sea-kindly.
Equipped with a solid range of safety gear, giving peace of mind whether you're planning a coastal hop or bluewater voyage. She is a genuine offshore-capable yacht with the right blend of character, strength, and simplicity.
A rare opportunity to own a classic N.Z built cruiser with real pedigree. Whether you're looking to sail the Pacific or enjoy life aboard in local waters, she is ready to go.
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The details
Vessel
MakeMummery
Model40
Year1980
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
Triple skin Kauri construction
Exposed timber interior
Windpilot self-steering system
Aluminium sloop rig
Safety gear
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