1987 Lambert C10 for sale in Waikawa Marina
Waikawa Marina, New Zealand198710.7m
Asking PriceBroker
$52,000 NZD
MakeLambert
ModelC10
Year1987
Length10.7m
FuelDiesel
EngineBeta Marine
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1987, GRP hull with timber cabin top, teak decks, and self-draining cockpit. Powered by a 2023 30hp Beta Marine diesel with just 100 hours, shaft drive.
Mainsail and jib on roller furler. Folding bimini, spray dodger, sail cover, dual batteries with emergency link, 15kg Rocna with new chain and Maxwell windlass.
Hot water from engine, gas 2 burner hob with full oven and BBQ. Roll up tender with folding alloy floor, 3.3hp Mercury.
V-berth double, 2 singles plus saloon table which converts to another double berth, Jabsco head with holding tank. VHF, Garmin plotter/depth, Uniden flat screen TV, fridge 220v or battery.
Possible transfer of Waikawa Marina berth. Comfortable cruiser which also sails well.
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Vessel
MakeLambert
ModelC10
Year1987
Dimensions
Length overall10.7m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeBeta Marine
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours100
Fuel typeDiesel
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