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$667,000 NZD
+11 moreMakeCooper
Model60
Year1988
Length20.7m
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About this vessel
Luxury living with push button sailing. Expansive teak decks and pilothouse are great areas for watching magical summer sunsets. Couple this with her stunning teak interior and you have a yacht that stands out from the crowd.
She is a GRP cutter rigged, blue water pilothouse sloop manufactured for the harsh North West Pacific environment. Her low aspect cutter rig employs Hood hydraulic stowaway mainsail, hydraulic furling genoa, and furling staysail. 5 Hydraulically powered winches control lines to the cockpit. The pilothouse has a second helm position with all essential controls.
Her open saloon with rich teak furnishings seats 8 around a custom-made dining table with compass rose inlay.
Laundry and showers pose no threats to your cruising pleasure.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCooper
Model60
Year1988
Dimensions
Length overall20.7m
Features
On board
GRP cutter rigged sloop
Hood hydraulic stowaway mainsail
Hydraulic furling genoa
Furling staysail
5 hydraulically powered winches
Pilothouse with second helm position
Teak decks
Teak interior
Custom dining table with compass rose inlay
Perkins 165hp engine
400 gallon freshwater tank
700 gallon per day watermaker
2 generators
Hydraulic bow thruster
Get-home system
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