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$89,900 EUR
+3 moreMakeSealine
Model330 Statesman
Year1996
Length10.5m3.4m beam
FuelDiesel640L tank
EngineVolvo Penta
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About this vessel
A 1996 Sealine 330 Statesman, British-registered and VAT-paid. This GRP cruiser is powered by twin Volvo Penta sterndrive engines delivering 2 x 215 HP, with 220 hours on the engines. She cruises at 24 knots with a maximum speed of 30 knots.
The vessel features 2 double cabins plus saloon with full bathroom accommodation. The galley is equipped with a hinged worktop, twin stainless steel sinks, 2-burner hob, microwave, and fridge. Air conditioning is installed throughout.
Navigation and safety systems include a bow thruster, GPS plotter, radar, depth sounder, compass, VHF radio, and full engine instrumentation. Safety equipment comprises bilge pumps, fire fighting equipment, and radar reflector. Deck features include an electric anchor winch with anchor and chain, davits, winter cover, bow cushions, integral bathing platform, and hot and cold deck shower.
Onboard systems include 4 x 12V batteries, 240V shore power, and battery charger. Fuel capacity is 640 litres with 250 litres fresh water capacity.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSealine
Model330 Statesman
Year1996
Dimensions
Length overall10.5m
Beam3.4m
Draft0.9m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo Penta
Drive typeSterndrive
Engine hours220
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage640L
Features
On board
Twin Volvo Penta 215hp sterndrive engines
Bow thruster
GPS plotter
Radar
VHF radio
Electric anchor winch
Davits
Air conditioning
Hot and cold deck shower
Integral bathing platform
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