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$189,000 NZD
+10 moreMakeVINDEX
Model3500
Year1988
Length14.6m3.9m beam
FuelDiesel1200L tank
EngineYanmar
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About this vessel
Jim Young designed 14.6M Vindex launch, Quartermaster. This large volume cruising launch is powered by a 440hp, shaft driven Yanmar diesel. She cruises effortlessly at 14kts with a maximum of around 21kts.
There is accommodation for up to 6 with two heads, a spacious galley including a large gas stove with oven, fridge & freezer. Handling is greatly assisted with the bowthruster and comfortable winter cruising is assured with its 5kw ducted diesel heating. Other equipment includes a remote electric capstan and near new Nautilus 3.1M dinghy.
As a bonus, the vessel is offered with a sought after Picton Marina berth which is transferrable to a new owner.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeVINDEX
Model3500
Year1988
Dimensions
Length overall14.6m
Beam3.9m
Draft0.9m
Accommodation
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Drive typeShaft Driven
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage1200L
Features
On board
Large gas stove with oven
Fridge & freezer
Bowthruster
5kw ducted diesel heating
Remote electric capstan
Near new Nautilus 3.1M dinghy
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