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$155,000 NZD
+11 moreMakeBayliner
Model3888
Year1990
Length13.5m
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About this vessel
Step aboard this well loved and ever popular cruising launch, perfectly suited for family adventures in the Marlborough Sounds or extended coastal voyages. With her spacious layout and multiple separate living areas, she offers comfort and practicality in one package.
Powered by twin shaft-drive Hino 175hp engines with approximately 2000 hours, she cruises comfortably at 8 knots and can reach up to 15 knots when needed.
The vessel includes a sought-after transferable inner harbour berth in the Picton Marina. Inside, you'll find full headroom, a generous saloon, and an internal shower with a holding tank.
Whether you're looking for a cruiser for the family or a base for exploring the coast, this is a vessel that delivers.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBayliner
Model3888
Year1990
Dimensions
Length overall13.5m
Features
On board
Twin Hino 175hp shaft-drive engines
Lugger 230v genset
Hot water system off the motor
Shore power with leads
Inflatable tender
6hp Yamaha outboard
Internal shower with holding tank
Transferable Picton Marina berth
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