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$80,000 NZD
+14 moreMakeAlan Wright
Model10.8
Year1985
Length10.8m
Fuel120L tank
EngineBeta
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An Allan Wright 10.8 design built in 1985 by Philip Wilson. The deck had minor defects that have recently been professionally repaired. All lines lead aft. The Beta engine, based on a marinized Kubota engine, is 25hp, cruises at 6-7 knots, and has a top speed of 9 knots. She has a winning race pedigree up in the Hauraki Gulf. Due to the glassed strip ply over kauri frame construction, she is lightweight. Stainless tankage: fuel 120L, water 280L. V-berth forward, single quarter berth, port double berth aft, and saloon double. Perfect for local island hopping and winning races.
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Vessel
MakeAlan Wright
Model10.8
Year1985
Dimensions
Length overall10.8m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeBeta
Fuel tankage120L
Features
On board
Mainsail + 1 spare
Symmetric kites one big one small
#1 jib x 2
#2 jib x 2
Autohelm Pelagic auto pilot
2 x 150 Amp hour lithium batteries
1 year old Isotherm fridge
Engine hot water cylinder
New Jabsco electric toilet
New canvas upholstery
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