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$70,000 NZD
+17 moreMakeAlan Wright
Model10
Year1984
Length10m
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About this vessel
An Allan Wright 10 design built in 1984 by Philip Wilson. The hull is triple diagonal Kauri epoxied over Kauri frames.
She has been meticulously restored by a detail-oriented engineer who was preparing her for an extended cruise when his life changed, prompting the sale.
The boat features numerous new items including a Yanmar common rail 40hp engine, dripless packing gland, three-blade feathering max prop, Jabsco toilet, brass monkey ice chest, and new through hulls. The salon upholstery, salon head, and V berth all have new varnish and paint. The mast was even sprayed with the same paint used on oil rigs.
She is balanced and easy to sail.
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The details
Vessel
MakeAlan Wright
Model10
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Features
On board
Yanmar common rail 40hp engine
Dripless packing gland
Three-blade feathering max prop
Jabsco toilet
Brass monkey ice chest
New through hulls
New salon upholstery
New salon head
New V berth varnish and paint
Industrial-grade mast paint
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