1989 Carver 3227 for sale in Porirua City, NZ
Porirua City, NZ, New Zealand198910m
Asking PriceBroker
$79,000 NZD
+26 moreMakeCarver
Model3227
Year1989
Length10m
EngineVolvo
Engine Hours1,140
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About this vessel
It is rare to be able to offer a 10m GRP Twin Station Flybridge launch with twin shaft drives and 400hp.
This Carver 3227 Convertible was launched in approx. 1989 and shows only 1140 hours. These are renowned as solid, sea kindly fiberglass launches and LUNA is well appointed and presents in very tidy condition.
Powered by twin Volvo 200hp done 1140 hours with v/drives and shafts giving 15-20 knots.
A very roomy boat for its length, offering 6 berths (3 doubles in separate areas, or 2 doubles and 2 singles), great galley space and a spacious saloon.
Large head area with electric toilet and even a separate shower cubicle!
Generous cockpit space with central transom door, and boarding platform with dive ladder.
LUNA would benefit from a cut and polish, antifoul and some cosmetic tidying on the flybridge and our vendor will make consideration for that with a prospective buyer.
This is a very comfortable and well-appointed launch with a great layout especially for its size, and is only for sale due to our vendor retiring from boating for health reasons.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCarver
Model3227
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine hours1,140
Features
On board
Twin Volvo 200hp inboard engines with v/drives
Garmin GPSMAP 2010 GPS/Plotter/Sounder
Furuno Model 1621 Radar
VHF radio
ePIRB
Twin station controls
Electric toilet
Separate shower cubicle
Central transom door
Boarding platform with dive ladder
Electric capstan
Trim tabs
Stainless steel radar arch
3 burner gas hob with oven
Califont hot water
12v fridge and freezer
Shore power
Twin 120 a/hr house batteries
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