1995 Salthouse Corsair Caprice for sale
New Zealand199513.3mMonohull
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+4 moreMakeSalthouse
ModelCorsair Caprice
Year1995
Length13.3m4.2m beam
Fuel900L tank
Cabins2
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About this vessel
This stunning 1995 Salthouse Corsair Caprice is now available for sale for the first time since it was built, and it is truly a must-see. Built to the highest standards of customisation, this boat offers luxury and craftsmanship in every detail.
In addition, a 13.5m Pine Harbour Mariner is available close to the carpark for $100k plus transfer fees.
This stunning example of a Salthouse Corsair Caprice has had more than $200,000 worth of extras when she was built in 1995, making her a very special boat.
SPECIFICATIONS: Overall length 13.3m | Beam 4.2m | Draft 1m | Engine twin 230hp Volvo Penta | Fuel Capacity: 900L | Cabins 2 | Sleeping capacity 6 | Year 1995 | Top Speed 23 knots
Boats of this caliber don't stay on the market long and this one is no exception!
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSalthouse
ModelCorsair Caprice
Year1995
Dimensions
Length overall13.3m
Beam4.2m
Draft1m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo Penta
Engine count2
Fuel tankage900L
Features
On board
Island Double Forward Cabin with ensuite to starboard for ultimate comfort and privacy.
The interior is finished in Birdseye Maple, including bulkheads and doors, with exquisite teak and maple inlay trims. The attention to detail is second to none.
If you fitted new carpet, you would think you were stepping aboard on her launch day!
Immaculate Engine Room & Lazarette: Beneath the floors, everything is pristine, showcasing the care and maintenance that has gone into keeping this Caprice in top condition.
The hull has been stripped and anti-fouled
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