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$35,000 NZD
MakeTownson
Model34
Year1987
Length10.5m
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Launched approximately 1987, GRP construction with hull by Austral Yachts featuring timber decks and cabin top. The vessel has a superb teak panelled interior with 6'2" headroom. A 27hp Yanmar auxiliary engine provides 5.5 knots cruise speed and is paired with wheel steering. Accommodation includes 1 double and 4 single berths. The galley is fitted with a 2 burner/oven, 2 freezers, and a fridge. Hot and cold pressure water, toilet and shower facilities are installed. The vessel is equipped with a Force 4 2.6m inflatable and all cruising gear.
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Vessel
MakeTownson
Model34
Year1987
Dimensions
Length overall10.5m
Features
On board
27hp Yanmar auxiliary engine
Wheel steering
VHF radio
Log/speedo
Autopilot interfaced to GPS
Depthsounder
Stereo and CD player
Force 4 2.6m inflatable
Teak panelled interior
Hot and cold pressure water
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