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$55,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeBeale
Model33
Year1989
Length10.3m
Cabins6 berths
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About this vessel
Fast cruiser/racer yacht, launched 1989. A keenly desired yacht in New Zealand.
It is easily handled when sailing short-handed, yet very competitive with other sailing boats of her length. It is also so roomy that all members of the family can have fun.
The hull is glassed over cedar core with glassed ply decks. There is easy access from the transom; this is all the boat many sailors need.
This is a great gulf cruiser with spacious accommodation, a galley that the ladies appreciate, a roomy W.C. and sleeping for 6.
If you are looking for a well-behaved and fast cruising yacht less than 34ft, then the Beale 33 is for you.
New and fitted dodger (navy blue in keeping with same colour as Stacker Pack and Tiller cover).
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBeale
Model33
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall10.3m
Accommodation
Berths6
Engine & Fuel
Drive typeSail Drive
Features
On board
Glassed over cedar core and glassed ply decks
New and fitted dodger (navy blue in keeping with same colour as Stacker Pack and Tiller cover)
Two new batteries, motor and sail drive serviced
New sail drive skirt, recent antifoul
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