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$239,000 NZD
+10 moreMakeMariner
Model38 MkII
Year1989
Length13.1m4.4m beam
Cabins2
EngineVolvoTAMD61A
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About this vessel
1989 Flybridge Cruiser. Renowned for its solid Australian fibreglass construction and blue-water pedigree, the 1989 Mariner 38 MkII offers an unbeatable combination of rugged offshore capability and generous liveaboard comfort.
Featuring a wide-body beam (approx. 4.3m–4.4m), 13.1 LOA, draft and a three-quarter keel, this classic launch delivers confident tracking underway and exceptional stability at rest, making it equally suited to serious game fishing or relaxed family coastal cruising.
The MkII boasts an extended roofline with an expansive flybridge offering commanding 360-degree visibility and comfortable guest seating. Down below, the massive cockpit is ideal for both entertaining and fishing, complete with easy transom access to the swim platform. Wide side decks lead into a bright, open-plan saloon featuring a large dinette, comfortable lounging, a lower helm station and a well-appointed step-down galley.
Designed for extended stays away, the layout typically features a two cabin layout with two singles and one double berth, being a forward master cabin with an island berth, a starboard guest cabin with twin bunks, and a spacious bathroom with an independent shower.
Built to handle coastal conditions with ease, the Twin Volvo TAMD61A with approx. 2300 hours are shaft-driven with the hull design and cruise effortlessly in the 17–19 knot range, while offering impressive fuel capacity for long-range adventures.
Well proportioned, reliable and timeless in design, this Mariner 38 MkII is a versatile launch ready for its next owner to step aboard and enjoy.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeMariner
Model38 MkII
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall13.1m
Beam4.4m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelTAMD61A
Engine count2
Drive typeShaft-Driven
Engine hours2,300
Features
On board
An expansive flybridge
Comfortable guest seating
Easy transom access to the swim platform
A lower helm station
A well-appointed step-down galley
A forward master cabin with an island berth
A starboard guest cabin with twin bunks
An independent shower
Twin Volvo TAMD61A
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