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$285,000 NZD
+2 moreMakeFormula
Model4000 MkII
Year1986
Length12.4m
FuelDiesel1000L tank
Cabins22 berths
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Launched approximately 1986, a Jim Young design, built by Allan Young Boat Builders Ltd. GRP construction, reported max speed 30 knots at 3300RPM, cruise 24 knots at 2600RPM.
2 New (2024) Volvo D4 230hp common rail inject diesel motors and DPH stern legs approximately 550 hours on the clock. All new engine management systems and controls, Humphree Auto trim for fuel economy and vessel handling, new Simrad auto pilot and radar. Full repaint and antifoul, new covers and clears on the fly bridge.
Refurbished inside and out and the vessel fully rewired. 1.91m headroom, 2 cabin layout with 2 double and 2 single berths with the master cabin ensuite. 1000L of fuel and 500L water.
The design and performance of this vessel is well renowned and respected, and with all the new equipment, makes for a very affordable nearly new boat. The owner has done all this work to keep the vessel long term, but circumstances have changed, hence for sale.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeFormula
Model4000 MkII
Year1986
Dimensions
Length overall12.4m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelD4
Engine count2
Drive typeDPH Stern Legs
Engine hours550
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage1000L
Features
On board
2 New (2024) Volvo D4 230hp common rail inject diesel motors
DPH stern legs
All new engine management systems and controls
Humphree Auto trim
Simrad auto pilot and radar
Full repaint and antifoul
New covers and clears on the fly bridge
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