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$39,850 NZD
+8 moreMakeMacGregor
Model26X
Year1997
Fuel68L tank
Engine Hours14
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About this vessel
The ultimate do-it-all trailer sailer. The MacGregor 26 is a hugely popular design that does something very few yachts can — it sails beautifully and tows behind the family car. With its water-ballast system, it sits light on the trailer and simple to launch, then settles into a very stable platform once the ballast is filled after launching to set sail.
The 60hp Mercury CT was installed in 2024 with only 14 hours on it — this MacGregor gets on plane and can even pull a water skier. If the wind dies out you can simply motor into the bay for an overnighter or back to the trailer.
Standing rigging and running rigging is in good useable condition.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeMacGregor
Model26X
Year1997
Engine & Fuel
Engine hours14
Fuel tankage68L
Features
On board
60hp Mercury Command Thrust engine (2024, 14 hrs)
Water-ballast system
Garmin GPSMAP451 chartplotter
Hydraulic steering
Solar panel kit (40W)
Battery monitor
Start and house battery
Chemical toilet
Gas cooker
Sink with water tap and tank
2x 22L water tanks
TV
Full cabin squabs
Doyle mainsail
Furling Doyle genoa
Jib
Boom cover
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