Asking PriceBroker
$65,000 NZD
+10 moreMakeRiviera
Model32
Year1989
Length10m
Cabins22 berths
EngineCummins
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1989, GRP construction, powered by twin 210hp Cummins, shaft drive, cruising at 13-14 knots.
Auto anchoring rope/chain, game rigged, tuna tubes, bait board, cockpit controls, boarding ladder, inflatable, hardtop, new clears and solar panels.
Holding tank, toilet/shower, 12v fridge, freezer, 2 burner/oven/grill.
2 cabins, 2 single and 2 double berths.
Electronics include 2 x VHF, GPS/plotter, fishfinder, sounder, radar and stereo.
It's all there but needs a tidy up, retiring boatie. Would sell 10m Sulphur Point Marina berth if required.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeRiviera
Model32
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCummins
Engine count2
Drive typeSHAFT DRIVE
Features
On board
Auto anchoring rope/chain
Game rigged
Tuna tubes
Bait board
Cockpit controls
Boarding ladder
Inflatable
Hardtop
New clears
Solar panels
Holding tank
Toilet/shower
12v fridge
Freezer
2 burner/oven/grill
2 x VHF
GPS/plotter
Fishfinder
Sounder
Radar
Stereo
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