1994 Ewbank 60 Gamefisher for sale in Nelson Marina
Nelson Marina, New Zealand199418.3m
Asking PriceBroker
$460,000 NZD
+12 moreMakeEwbank
Model60 Gamefisher
Year1994
Length18.3m5m beam
Cabins3
EngineMTU
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About this vessel
Expansive and impressive, Saluté has a proven history as a comfortable blue-water fish-magnet. Constructed with stiff and strong end-core balsa composite GRP, her twin 660hp MTUs and huge tankage give an extended range for international destinations. Now mostly used recreationally, her generous cockpit and fully equipped, spacious interior equally make her a great home away from home for coastal exploring.
Previously named Absolute, Saluté is being sold with her Nelson Marina berth being transferable to her new owner.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeEwbank
Model60 Gamefisher
Year1994
Dimensions
Length overall18.3m
Beam5m
Draft1.7m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMTU
Engine count2
Features
On board
four helming stations
recent updates including 2024 integrated Furuno nav package
dive tank compressor
multiple refrigeration and freezer capacity
microwave, dishwasher and washing machine
large cabins (2 x doubles and 1 x twin) and two modern bathrooms
gamefishing equipment
regular engine servicing by local MTU agent
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