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$80,000 NZD
+9 moreMakeOceans
Model12
Year1986
Length12m
EngineVolvoD2 - 55F
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About this vessel
The 1986 Alan Wright Oceans 12 is a popular and trusted cruising or blue water yacht, built in GRP with a kauri deck-house. Repowered in 2014 with a 55hp Volvo D2 - 55F with shaft. Accommodation includes a large double forward with an ensuite, and a large volume saloon. The headsail and main are both on furlers, making for easy sail handling, alongside a large solid cockpit to keep out of the weather. Electronics include Auto Helm 4000, VHF and radar. It comes with a RIB and 5hp Yamaha outboard. A great, spacious, all-round cruising or blue water boat.
Recently antifouled (June 2026) and ready for a new owner.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeOceans
Model12
Year1986
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelD2 - 55F
Drive typeShaft
Features
On board
55hp Volvo D2 - 55F with shaft
Headsail and main are both on furlers
Auto Helm 4000
VHF
Radar
RIB
5hp Yamaha outboard
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