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Are you looking for something that's a little bit special, something that will stand out in a crowd, something that screams quality and elegant classic design? If that sounds a bit like you, look no further.
This Salthouse 21m displacement launch was designed by Bob Salthouse and built by Salthouse Boat Builders, and was launched approximately 1985. This classic design offers wonderful accommodation with a high-quality teak interior, 6'4" headroom, a three-cabin layout, three single and two double berths, two heads and a separate shower.
The spacious main saloon features a steering station to starboard, with a dining area and galley to port and plenty of additional seating. The vessel is powered by twin 300hp Iveco diesels with approximately 2050 hours, on shaft drive. Both propeller shafts have been replaced in recent years.
There are both stern and bow thrusters plus stabilisers for improved sailing performance, a diesel generator, water maker, dinghy crane and an inflatable with 50hp outboard. The Furuno fully integrated electronics package includes autopilot, GPS plotter, radar, fishfinder, VHF and SSB radios.
The Gulf Harbour marina berth is available as a boat and berth package at an additional cost.
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