1984 Young 88 Mk II for sale in Nelson Marina, New Zealand
Nelson Marina, New Zealand, New Zealand19848.9m
Asking PriceBroker
$43,000 NZD
ModelYoung 88 Mk II
Year1984
Length8.9m3.3m beam
EngineVolvo
Draft1.8m
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About this vessel
Built in GRP by Roger Land and launched in 1984, Brix has had a mid-life refresh, including engine reconditioning and recent re-wiring, as well as strengthening repairs. Presenting in tidy condition, she is a proven fast club performer with three sail suites (cruising, club and regatta). Ideal for long weekends away as well as racing fun.
Her Nelson Marina berth is transferable by agreement.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
ModelYoung 88 Mk II
Year1984
Dimensions
Length overall8.9m
Beam3.3m
Draft1.8m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Drive typeSail Drive
Features
On board
18hp Volvo (recently serviced) with a saildrive
Rod rigging
Upgraded instrument package
Holding tank
Eberspacher cabin heater
LED lighting
Clean and tidy interior surfaces, upholstery and joinery
Dodger (not fitted)
Inflatable tender
Trickle solar
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