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$81,000 NZD
+13 moreMakeRoberts
Model36
Year1985
Length11.3m
EngineYamaha
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About this vessel
A stunning and seaworthy cruising yacht, meticulously maintained and upgraded by her engineer owner. Adventure-ready and fully equipped, she boasts an array of standout features. She has a raised foredeck for a voluminous interior, keeping you safe from the elements with a generous freeboard.
The spray dodger and sail cover are like new, and her full wardrobe of sails is in great condition. Lit up with courtesy lights, the interior saloon layout is exceptionally "loungy", with ample storage space all around and a cozy bathroom to complete the comfortable feel. Every part of the hull interior has been epoxy-coated, ensuring a tidy and durable finish.
Ready for her next voyage and capable of handling big passages, she awaits to take you on your dream adventure.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeRoberts
Model36
Year1985
Dimensions
Length overall11.3m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYamaha
Features
On board
Autopilot
Chart plotter
Depth sounder
Fish finder
Freezer/fridge
Gas califont
Pure Sine Wave 230/240V inverter
Solar panels
Extra powerful capstan
EPIRB
Life raft
Harnesses
Lifejackets
Spray dodger
Sail cover
Dinghy with a 9.9hp Yamaha Outboard hung on foldaway s/s davits
Courtesy lights
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