1986 Westcoaster 42 FB Cruiser for sale
New Zealand198613.4m
Asking PriceBroker
$199,000 NZD
+18 moreMakeWestcoaster
Model42 FB Cruiser
Year1986
Length13.4m
Fuel2100L tank
Cabins11 berths
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About this vessel
Bring the whole crew fishing - this trustworthy Westcoaster design has it all.
2100L fuel, 750L water, 3 bilge pumps, fuel transfer system, spotlights and 12v electric reel supply. The massive cockpit features engine controls, with the helm station in the flybridge and an impressive 7ft headroom.
She sleeps 11 (7 single + 1 double + double Saloon couch), 2 fridges/freezers (+ 100L chest freezer), oven with hob, microwave, TV and a head with hot shower.
Engine: 2 x 420hp Caterpillar 3126 (repowered 1996 relaunched 2000). Batteries: 4 x 100AH house (24V) + 3 start, battery charger and solar.
Designed by Peter Kent, built by North Shore (WA-Aus) and launched 1986. Major refit in 2000 (including new engines and 8 kva genset), with a further refit in the last 2 years. Just repainted hull, topsides and cockpit with new curtains.
Great live aboard. What more could you want for an epic fishing trip?
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeWestcoaster
Model42 FB Cruiser
Year1986
Dimensions
Length overall13.4m
Accommodation
Berths11
Heads1
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCaterpillar
Engine model3126
Engine count2
Fuel tankage2100L
Features
On board
Thick Solid GRP Game Fishing Hull
Hardtop Flybridge
Game Chair
Tuna Tubes
Outriggers
Twin Live Bait Tanks
Deck Wash
Full Electronics GPS/Chart Plotter
Fish Finder
Capstan
Davit
Walk-Through Transom
Duck Board
3 Bilge Pumps
Fuel Transfer System
Spotlights
12v Electric Reel Supply
2 Fridges/Freezers
100L Chest Freezer
Oven With Hob
Microwave
TV
Head With Hot Shower
4 x 100AH House (24V)
3 Start Batteries
Battery Charger
Solar
8 kva Genset
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