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$80,000 NZD
+1 moreMakeSalthouse
ModelCorsair MkII
Year1991
Length12m
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1992 and is fully game rigged. Built for charter when new. The owner has owned the boat for over 13 years and it has been awesome. Well maintained and regularly serviced.
The vessel features a full galley with pressure hot and cold water, flush toilet, and 2 showers. Hot water is heated by the port engine. There is a live bait tank and loads of fishing room with a 900mm extension past the bait tank. Steering is via 2 hydraulics with power assist.
The boat is equipped with a bimini top and clears, solar panels, radar, auto pilot, depth sounder, VHF, and a 2000 watt inverter.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSalthouse
ModelCorsair MkII
Year1991
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
Twin Volvo KAMD43 diesel engines with stern drives
Full game rigging
Bimini top and clears
Solar panels
Radar
Auto pilot
Depth sounder
VHF radio
2000 watt inverter
Live bait tank
Power-assisted hydraulic steering
Full galley with 4-burner hob and oven
Fridge and freezer
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