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$138,000 NZD
+4 moreMakeMariner
Model3400
Year1992
Length11.3m
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About this vessel
A timeless classic with modern appeal. Step aboard this Mariner 3400, a vessel designed by Bill Barry-Cotter and built with excellence by Mariner Boats. An upgrade from the Mariner 34, the 3400 boasts a wider beam for superior stability, increased internal space and exceptional handling in heavy weather. Perfect for New Zealand's diverse conditions, this boat is a standout among 34-foot power vessels.
Powered by twin Volvo engines, this vessel is well-equipped for game fishing with ample cockpit space, while offering overnight accommodations for a family. Enjoy panoramic views from the flybridge, a spacious cockpit for entertaining, and an inviting layout for both leisure and adventure.
Twin shaft drives ensure manageable berthing, even for less experienced helmsmen. In original, well-cared-for condition, this vessel combines versatility, reliability and charm.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeMariner
Model3400
Year1992
Dimensions
Length overall11.3m
Features
On board
Twin Volvo 200HP engines
Flybridge
Twin shaft drives
Game fishing cockpit
Family overnight accommodations
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