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$49,000 NZD
+5 moreMakeDavidson
Model35
Year1984
Length10.9m
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Davidson 35 launched in 1984 with GRP hull and GRP topsides, powered by a 29 HP Lombardini engine. The vessel features wheel steering, an alloy mast, and stainless steel rigging installed in 2022. Both main and headsail are furling systems with running rigging led back to the cockpit. Equipped with Maxwell S/T winches and a dodger. The hull was repainted in 2022 and the vessel was prepared for offshore use that same year.
Below deck, the yacht features an electric toilet, freezer, and two-burner cooker with oven and grill. Sleeping accommodation includes two single berths and two double berths. Electronics comprise VHF/AIS, GPS plotter, depth sounder, log, and Bluetooth stereo. An inflatable tender with auto anchoring, solar panels, and a great coastal or island cruising yacht.
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Vessel
MakeDavidson
Model35
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall10.9m
Features
On board
29 HP Lombardini engine (2012)
Wheel steering
Alloy mast
Stainless steel rigging (2022)
Furling main
Furling headsail
Maxwell S/T winches
Dodger
Hull repainted (2022)
Offshore prepared (2022)
Auto anchoring
Inflatable tender
Solar panels
Electric toilet
Freezer
2-burner cooker with oven and grill
VHF/AIS
GPS plotter
Depth sounder
Log
Bluetooth stereo
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