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$62,000 NZD
+16 moreMakeGenesis
Model36
Year1988
Length11.6m
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A Keith Eade designed launch built by Genesis Marine and finished off by Ian Wilson Boatbuilders, launched approximately 1988. Construction is solid fiberglass hull with glassed over mahogany decks and superstructure.
The vessel is powered by a shaft driven Ford 250hp turbo intercooled engine that has been fully reconditioned May 2019, with approximately 250 hours from recondition. The cruise speed is approximately 12 knots at 1800 RPM with a reported fuel consumption of 14 LPH.
Accommodation has 3 double berths and 1 single with approximately 6'3" headroom, 12v electric toilet, holding tank and 2 showers. Hot water is sourced from the water tank via engine heating. The main saloon has plenty of seating and storage with a 4 burner gas top and oven. The fridge is a 12v unit with plenty of solar panels. The cockpit has plenty of room with 2 chiller boxes for ice and a decent sized duck board for fishing. The open flybridge is comfortable with cushions.
A great example of a smaller family cruiser at a lower investment cost, suitable for family or couple cruising.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeGenesis
Model36
Year1988
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Features
On board
Solid fiberglass hull with mahogany decks and superstructure
Ford 250hp turbo intercooled shaft-drive engine
Recently reconditioned engine (May 2019)
Dual stainless steel fuel tanks (700L each)
Dual stainless steel water tanks (700L each)
Hot water system (engine heated)
12v electric toilet with holding tank
Twin showers
4 burner gas cooktop with oven
12v refrigerator
Solar panels
Chiller boxes in cockpit
Open flybridge with cushions
Duck board for fishing
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