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$18,000 NZD
+1 moreMakeDemon
Model10
Year1984
Length10m
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Designed by John Lidgard and built by Barry Jones with double-diagonal Kauri hull glassed and a teak over plywood deck and cabin. She offers a timeless look.
Powered by a 2012 Beta Marine diesel engine, shaft drive, with only approximately 200 hours. She cruises along comfortably at around 4.5 knots (cruise RPM 2,500), with a max speed of approximately 6.5 knots (max RPM 3,600). She is ideal for weekend escapes and coastal cruising.
Her sail wardrobe includes a main sail, No's 1 and 2 headsails (new 2022), No. 3 headsail, storm jib, a large spinnaker and a smaller spinnaker, giving the new owner plenty of options for a wide range of conditions.
Stepping below deck, accommodation caters for up to 6 people, with 1 double berth and 4 singles across 2 cabins.
Navigation and onboard equipment include a Lowrance Link 5 VHF radio, autopilot, Signet depth sounder and a Jabsco electric bilge pump.
If you are looking for a capable first yacht, this Demon 10 is ready for her next owner to step aboard and enjoy their adventure.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeDemon
Model10
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Features
On board
Double-diagonal Kauri hull (glassed)
Teak over plywood deck and cabin
2012 Beta Marine diesel engine
Shaft drive
Autopilot
Lowrance Link 5 VHF radio
Signet depth sounder
Jabsco electric bilge pump
Main sail
No. 1 and 2 headsails
No. 3 headsail
Storm jib
Large spinnaker
Small spinnaker
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