1982 Bruce Roberts 450 Ketch for sale in Motueka Marina, New Zealand
Motueka Marina, New Zealand, New Zealand198213.7m
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$55,000 NZD
+10 moreMakeBruce Roberts
Model450 Ketch
Year1982
Length13.7m4m beam
Draft1.7m
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Tonga Queen is a classic 45ft cruising ketch with a strong traditional profile, a white GRP hull and a warm timber-lined interior.
Set up for comfortable coastal cruising or longer adventures, she offers a welcoming saloon, a practical galley and generous onboard accommodation. Her well-proportioned ketch rig, centre cockpit and established liveaboard layout make her an appealing option for a cruising couple, a family or a serious sailor seeking a capable and character-filled yacht.
Recent attention includes a full gearbox rebuild, and the vessel is also equipped with a solid range of cruising electronics and onboard comforts. Located in Motueka and ready for her next chapter.
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Vessel
MakeBruce Roberts
Model450 Ketch
Year1982
Dimensions
Length overall13.7m
Beam4m
Draft1.7m
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