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$49,500 NZD
MakeBeneteau
ModelFirst 285
Year1989
Length8.8m
FuelDiesel
Cabins2 berths
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Launched approximately 1989, GRP construction, powered by a 20hp Volvo DH20 diesel, new 2006, with approximately 713 hours. Good service record, shaft drive with Kiwi prop.
2 Double and 2 single berths, diesel heater, solar panel, aft electric head with holding tank, 2 burner gas hobs with oven and gas certificate, 80L water and 40lL diesel.
Boom tent, 2.2m Taka tender with "Ultimo 3" electric outboard, dual batteries with emergency link, 12v fridge, compass, Navionics with tablet GPS, windlass control in cockpit, tiller pilot, cockpit dodger, sail and hatch covers, duck board and boarding ladder.
A nice example of these popular, easily sailed and low maintenance cruiser racers. Possible transferable Waikawa Marina berth.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBeneteau
ModelFirst 285
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall8.8m
Accommodation
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelDH20
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours713
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
20hp Volvo DH20 diesel, new 2006, approx 713 hours
Good service record
Shaft drive with Kiwi prop
2 Double and 2 single berths
Diesel heater
Solar panel
Aft electric head with holding tank
2 burner gas hobs with oven and gas certificate
80L water
40lL diesel
Boom tent
2.2m Taka tender with "Ultimo 3" electric outboard
Dual batteries with emergency link
12v fridge
Compass
Navionics with tablet GPS
Windlass control in cockpit
Tiller pilot
Cockpit dodger
Sail and hatch covers
Duck board and boarding ladder
Possible transferable Waikawa Marina berth
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