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$79,000 NZD
+13 moreMakeGulfstream
Model3200
Year1992
Length10m
Cabins2 berths
EngineVolvo
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About this vessel
Launched approximately 1992 with GRP construction and powered by a 223hp Volvo giving 18 - 24 knots. New leg fitted 2018, 1.8m headroom with 2 double and 2 single berths, toilet and 2 showers.
Electronics include GPS, chartplotter (colour), depthsounder/fishfinder and auto pilot. Bowthruster and Takacat dinghy with 3 hp Yamaha. New and recently replaced items include covers and clears, head, stereo and props upgraded. Underwater lights. Engine and antifoul maintained regularly.
An ideal fast launch for a fishing couple or a small family. Berth is also available to purchase. Well maintained and presented.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeGulfstream
Model3200
Year1992
Dimensions
Length overall10m
Accommodation
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Features
On board
GPS
chartplotter (colour)
depthsounder/fishfinder
auto pilot
Bowthruster
Takacat dinghy with 3 hp Yamaha
covers and clears
head
stereo
props upgraded
Underwater lights
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