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$95,000 NZD
MakeSterling
Model33
Year1985
Length11m3.5m beam
FuelDiesel500L tank
EngineFord2710
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About this vessel
1985 Pelin Stirling, approximately 11.0m LOA x 3.5 x 1.2m draft. GRP construction, shaft drive, underfloor 120hp Ford 2710, 8-9 knots, approximately 5,900hrs, approximately 500L diesel, 500L water, 8.5 ton displacement.
Teak cockpit with full cover, walk through transom to boarding platform, game poles. A well set up and nicely presented solid Sounds cruiser. Possible transfer of Waikawa marina berth.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSterling
Model33
Year1985
Dimensions
Length overall11m
Beam3.5m
Draft1.2m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFord
Engine model2710
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours5,900
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage500L
Features
On board
Simrad NSS Evo 35 GPS
Radar
Depthsounder
Autopilot
4 x 12v batteries
Solar charging
Shore power
600w inverter
12/230v Fridge
Hot water from engine
Vetus bow thruster on both flybridge and saloon helm stations
Marine flush head with holding tank
Cockpit shower
Webasto diesel heater
2-burner gas cooker with grill and oven
2.5m Hard bottom inflatable on Whitlock davits with cover
9.9hp 2-stroke
Maxwell Windlass
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