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$52,000 NZD
MakeLambert
ModelC10
Year1987
Length10.7m
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Launched approximately 1987, this GRP hull vessel features a timber cabin top and teak decks with self-draining cockpit. Powered by a 2023 30hp Beta Marine diesel engine with just 100 hours, with shaft drive.
The boat is equipped with mainsail and jib on roller furler, folding bimini, spray dodger, and sail cover. Ground tackle comprises a 15kg Rocna anchor with new chain and Maxwell windlass. Dual batteries with emergency link provide power.
Accommodation includes a V-berth double, two singles, plus a saloon table which converts to another double berth. A Jabsco head with holding tank provides facilities. Hot water is sourced from the engine, and the galley features a gas 2 burner hob with full oven and BBQ.
Navigation and communication equipment includes VHF and Garmin plotter with depth sounder. An Uniden flat screen TV and 220v or battery-powered fridge are also installed. A roll up tender with folding alloy floor and 3.3hp Mercury outboard is included.
A possible transfer of Waikawa Marina berth may be available. A comfortable cruiser which also sails well.
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Vessel
MakeLambert
ModelC10
Year1987
Dimensions
Length overall10.7m
Features
On board
GRP hull with timber cabin top
Teak decks
Self-draining cockpit
Beta Marine 30hp diesel engine
Shaft drive
Mainsail and jib on roller furler
Folding bimini
Spray dodger
Sail cover
15kg Rocna anchor
Maxwell windlass
Dual batteries with emergency link
V-berth double
Two single berths
Saloon table converts to double berth
Jabsco head with holding tank
Hot water from engine
Gas 2 burner hob
Full oven and BBQ
VHF radio
Garmin plotter with depth sounder
Uniden flat screen TV
220v or battery-powered fridge
Roll up tender with folding alloy floor
3.3hp Mercury outboard
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