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$18,000 NZD
+1 moreMakeDemon
Model10
Year1984
Length10m
FuelDiesel
Cabins26 berths
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About this vessel
Designed by John Lidgard and built by Barry Jones with a 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 with shaft drive and only approximately 200 hours, she cruises comfortably at around 4.5 knots (cruise RPM 2,500), with a maximum 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. This yacht is located in Wellington for viewing.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeDemon
Model10
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths6
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeBeta Marine
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours200
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
2012 Beta Marine diesel engine, shaft drive
Main sail
No's 1 and 2 headsails (new 2022)
No. 3 headsail
Storm jib
Large spinnaker
Smaller spinnaker
Lowrance Link 5 VHF radio
Autopilot
Signet depth sounder
Jabsco electric bilge pump
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