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$80,000 NZD
+1 moreMakeCorsair
ModelMk II
Year1991
Length12m
Fuel800L tank
Cabins8 berths
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1992 and fully game rigged. Powered by 2 x 2002 Volvo KAMD43/230hp engines and stern drives. Capable of 25 knots when fully loaded, cruising at 17-22 knots. Built for charter when new. Sleeps 8, including 1 private double berth and 1 x 4-berth cabin.
Fuel capacity 800 litres in 2 alloy tanks. Cold water 220 litres in 1 stainless tank. Hot water 60 litres heated by port engine.
Bimini top and clears. Solar panels. There is a 900mm extension past the bait tank, providing loads of fishing room.
The owner has had the boat for over 13 years and it has been awesome. Well maintained and regularly serviced.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCorsair
ModelMk II
Year1991
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Accommodation
Berths8
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelKAMD43
Engine count2
Drive typeStern Drives
Fuel tankage800L
Features
On board
Full galley
4-burner hob with oven
Fridge
Freezer
Pressure hot and cold water
Flush toilet
2 showers
Live bait tank
Steering 2 hydraulics (power assisted)
Radar
Auto pilot
Depth sounder
VHF
2000 watt inverter
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