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$70,000 NZD
+17 moreMakeWright
Model10
Year1984
Length10m
EngineYanmar
Engine Hours91
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About this vessel
She is an Allan Wright 10 design, built in 1984 by Philip Wilson. She is triple diagonal Kauri epoxied over Kauri frames.
She has been meticulously restored by a detail-oriented engineer. He was getting her ready for an extended cruise when his life changed, and he is selling the boat.
There are a lot of new items; the salon, head and V berth all have new varnish and paint. He even had the mast sprayed with the same paint they use on oil rigs. Really — who does that?
You have to sail Roquefort to believe it. She is balanced and easy to sail.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeWright
Model10
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine count1
Engine hours91
Features
On board
A Yanmar common rail 40hp engine 90.7 hours
Dripless packing gland
3 blade feathering Max Prop
Jabsco toilet
Brass Monkey ice chest
All through hulls
Salon upholstery
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