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$89,500 NZD
+16 moreMakeRiviera
Model34
Year1988
Length11.5m
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GRP construction, powered by twin 165hp Volvo diesels on stern legs with a cruising speed of 15 knots. The boat features 2 fishing stations and is game rigged with a bait station. The roomy boarding platform has quarter rails. Auto anchoring system with inflatable and outboard, bimini and clears, and cockpit covers complete the exterior setup.
Below deck, the boat offers shore power and a Smart Charger, electric toilet, shower, and electric fridge/freezer. A 2 burner stove with oven is fitted. Accommodation includes 2 cabins with 2 single berths and 1 double. Electronics include VHF, Lowrance combo GPS/plotter/fishfinder/depthsounder, stereo and TV. Popular by design, ideal for family sportfishing and cruising.
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The details
Vessel
MakeRiviera
Model34
Year1988
Dimensions
Length overall11.5m
Features
On board
Twin 165hp Volvo diesel engines
2 fishing stations
Game rigged
Bait station
Auto anchoring
Inflatable and outboard
Bimini and clears
Cockpit covers
Shore power
Smart Charger
Electric toilet
Shower
Electric fridge/freezer
2 burner stove with oven
VHF radio
Lowrance combo GPS/plotter/fishfinder/depthsounder
Stereo
TV
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