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$159,000 NZD
+5 moreMakeMarkline
Model1300
Year1987
Length13.6m4.5m beam
Cabins6 berths
EngineCaterpillar3208 V8 turbo
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1987 and New Zealand built, these are very popular, comfortable cruisers. Big volume boats with a 14.8' beam, LOA 13.60' and weight of approximately 11.3 ton, they make a great sea boat and live aboard.
Equipped with 2 x 3208 V8 turbo Caterpillars, 375hp, with shaft drive train replaced in 2025 including new seals. The vessel has a reported max speed of 26 knots at 2800 rpm with a cruise speed of 10-12 knots at 1800 rpm with approx. 50 liters per hour. Many other extras are listed in the inventory.
She sleeps 6 (7 on the couch). The fly bridge has a hard top for dryness.
The vessel is a very clean and tidy example of this brand.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeMarkline
Model1300
Year1987
Dimensions
Length overall13.6m
Beam4.5m
Accommodation
Berths6
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCaterpillar
Engine model3208 V8 turbo
Engine count2
Drive typeShaft Drive
Features
On board
2 x 3208 V8 turbo Caterpillars, 375hp
Shaft drive train replaced in 2025 including new seals
Mase genset
Centaur battery charger
Solar panel
Electric toilet with holding tank
Flybridge with hard top
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