1988 Nobelcraft Vindex 350 for sale in Westhaven, Auckland
Westhaven, Auckland, New Zealand198811m
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$125,000 NZD
MakeNobelcraft
ModelVindex 350
Year1988
Length11m3.5m beam
Draft1m
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Cracker Jack has very good access from a dinghy or marina, with a wide aft platform and transom.
The twin bait tanks in the duckboard and large trim tabs allow the boat to plane easily, helped by twin 200 Volvo motors with 290 DP legs. These give superb performance: 18-20 kts cruise (30+ kts max) and economy.
The motors are about 350 hrs from a complete rebuild and have been fully serviced; stern legs and transom shields have been stripped and rebuilt, including trim rams and pumps, and now have only 10 hrs running since then.
The cabins are spacious and well appointed, with plenty of creature comforts - a well-equipped aft galley, two hot/cold showers, fridge and freezer, and an Electrosan toilet.
The interior is tastefully decorated, light and airy, but with plenty of traditional varnished timber and panelling.
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Vessel
MakeNobelcraft
ModelVindex 350
Year1988
Dimensions
Length overall11m
Beam3.5m
Draft1m
Features
On board
Twin bait tanks
Trim tabs
Twin Volvo motors with 290 DP legs
Aft galley
Hot/cold showers
Fridge and freezer
Electrosan toilet
Varnished timber and panelling
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