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$67,000 NZD
+14 moreMakeCavalier
Model39
Year1989
Length11.9m
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About this vessel
Very tidy liveaboard with cosy cottage feel, set up for coastal sailing and proven in blue water.
Built by Export Yachts Ltd Auckland and launched 1989, this is a very capable Salthouse design with beautiful custom wood interior. Well-loved with only two prior owners. Spacious interior with generous 1.97m headroom and centrally located open-plan living. Galley, salon and U-shaped seating/dining port side with full lounge seat starboard side. A double berth and chart room are located to the aft starboard side. The head with hot shower, a wardrobe and second cabin are located to the front.
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The details
Vessel
MakeCavalier
Model39
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall11.9m
Features
On board
Perkins 4108 engine with new gearbox
Dual start batteries and dual house AGM batteries
Battery charger
Solar panels
Dodger and bimini
Anchor and 75m anchor chain
Dinghy and outboard
Spare anchor
Electric winch
Dehumidifier
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