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$42,000 NZD
+11 moreMakeTownson
ModelTalent MK11
Year1986
Length10.7m
EngineKubota
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About this vessel
This much-loved 35ft Townson Talent Mark II is for sale for only the second time since it was built. Built by Ian Scobie and constructed of double diagonal kauri glassed over, it is powered by a 37hp Kubota installed in 1994 and driven by a feathering Kiwi prop, giving a 6 knot cruising speed.
It has a new spray dodger and mainsail cover, plus lazy jacks and a furling genoa. Good electronics and a solar panel keep the batteries topped up, and the dinghy davit system also mounts the solar panels. Across the stern is a seat where you can sit back and watch the world go by.
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Vessel
MakeTownson
ModelTalent MK11
Year1986
Dimensions
Length overall10.7m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeKubota
Features
On board
New spray dodger
Mainsail cover
Lazy jacks
Furling genoa
Good electronics
Solar panel
Dinghy davit system
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