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$95,000 NZD
+3 moreMakeWhiting
Model45
Year1980
Length14m
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Launched approximately 1980, this vessel features 3 skins glassed over construction. She is powered by an 85hp Ford diesel engine and equipped with an alloy mast and stainless steel rigging. The cockpit includes 4 winches, wheel steering, and a hard dodger and bimini for weather protection.
The sail plan comprises a furling headsail, fully battened main, tri sail, working jib on inner forestay, and spinnaker. Auto anchoring and a rigid bottom inflatable with 2hp outboard are included.
Below decks, the vessel offers 2 cabins with 4 single berths and 1 double berth. Galley equipment includes a 2 burner grill/oven, fridge, and freezer. Freshwater systems include 1 manual toilet and 1 Electro San toilet (not connected). Solar panels and a wind generator provide power.
A comprehensive electronics suite includes VHF, SSB, 2 GPS/plotters plus handheld, fishfinder, depthsounder, autopilot, radar, log, wind instruments, and stereo/CD player with TV.
A very capable vessel, suitable for coastal cruising or with some work would be suitable offshore. A 14m Sulphur Point Marina berth is available if required.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeWhiting
Model45
Year1980
Dimensions
Length overall14m
Features
On board
Alloy mast
Stainless steel rigging
85hp Ford diesel
Furling headsail
Fully battened main sail
Tri sail
Spinnaker
Auto anchoring
Rigid bottom inflatable with outboard
4 cockpit winches
Wheel steering
Hard dodger
Bimini
Solar panels
Wind generator
Manual toilet
Electro San toilet
Fridge and freezer
2 burner grill/oven
VHF radio
SSB radio
GPS/plotters
Fishfinder
Depthsounder
Autopilot
Radar
Log and wind instruments
Stereo/CD player with TV
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