1995 Bruce Askew Motorsailer for sale
New Zealand199510.6mMonohull
Asking PriceBroker
$62,000 NZD
+12 moreMakeBruce Askew
ModelMotorsailer
Year1995
Length10.6m
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About this vessel
A well-built coastal cruising motorsailer with stripped plank glassed construction. She is equipped with an alloy mast and stainless steel rigging supporting a cutter/sloop rig. Notable features include a furling headsail, main with lazy jacks, and an emergency tiller. The cockpit is fully enclosed with covers, and there is a walk-through transom with boarding platform. An up/down electric capstan is fitted, along with solar panels and inverter. The boat comes well-equipped with all systems in place for comfortable cruising.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBruce Askew
ModelMotorsailer
Year1995
Dimensions
Length overall10.6m
Features
On board
Yanmar 55hp diesel
Alloy mast
Stainless steel rigging
Cutter/sloop rig
Furling headsail
Main with lazy jacks
5 ST winches
Up/down electric capstan
Boarding platform
Walk-through transom
Fully enclosed cockpit covers
Emergency tiller
Solar panels and inverter
Holding tank
Electric toilet
Shower
12v fridge
2 burner/oven/grill
5 single berths
VHF
Raymarine Axion electronics
GPS/plotter/depthsounder/autopilot
Radar
Stereo/CD player
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