1989 Orchard Orchard 38 for sale in Nelson
Nelson, New Zealand198911.6m
Asking PriceBroker
$70,000 NZD
+5 moreMakeOrchard
ModelOrchard 38
Year1989
Length11.6m3.5m beam
EngineFordD series
Draft1.8m
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About this vessel
Built to a high standard by Peter Mannington in Corten steel, Dojo's second owners have maintained her exceptionally well in "ready to go" condition. With sleek lines, a cut-away full keel, low centre of gravity and powerful sloop rig, she's stable and quick at sea.
Prepared for ocean voyages, her owners' plans have now changed and she's seriously for sale.
Dojo is moored in Nelson harbour with her swing mooring rental transferable to her next owner.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeOrchard
ModelOrchard 38
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Beam3.5m
Draft1.8m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFord
Engine modelD series
Engine hours50
Features
On board
copper-coat antifouling (2023)
440 W solar power
2.6 kVA inverter
70 hp Ford D series engine, 50 hrs since head rebuild
480 Ah house batteries
autopilot, with back-up (hydraulic to quadrant)
upgraded instrumentation (including wind)
excellent use of space below
califont hot water
Dickinson diesel cabin heater
solid davits with serious RIB including 15 hp outboard
quality recent (2023) repaint
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