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$38,000 NZD
MakeLidgard
Model40
Year1984
Length12m
Cabins1 berths
EngineYanmar
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This John Lidgard designed Lidgard 40 was built by Ed Nicholls in approx. 1984. She is double diagonal Kauri, glassed over, with a timber deck and a 47hp shaft drive Yanmar giving her an approx. cruise of 7.5 knots.
The sails are well organised for easy use with a Furling Main, furling staysail and Furling genoa, making the sailing of the boat a breeze. The yacht has a headroom of approx. 6ft with 1 double and 3 single berths; the saloon table does drop down to make another double bed if needed.
She needs attention to bring up to her former glory; realistic owners want yacht sold. The Lidgard family of boat designers are well renowned for their New Zealand vessels. Own a piece of maritime class with a wooden sailing vessel.
The current owner has indicated it's time to move on after owning and caring for this vessel for approx. 19 years.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeLidgard
Model40
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Accommodation
Berths1
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Drive typeShaft Drive
Features
On board
Furling Main
Furling Staysail
Furling Genoa
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