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$35,000 NZD
+3 moreMakeGanley
ModelTime Rider
Year1998
Length12.2m
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Ganley Time Rider Pilothouse Sloop
Steel hull with GOP decks and cabin tops. Easily handled boat with roller furling headsail and Leisure Furl mainsail and electric halyard winch.
The interior features 2 sleeping cabins, a double in the bow and 2 single berths midships to port. An individual head and shower are midships to starboard. A well laid out dinette with seating for 6 is to port in the main cabin, with the cart table and aft quarterberth to starboard. The galley is equipped with a Force 10 marine stove, top loading freezer and front loading fridge.
Project work required appears to be fairly minor maintenance to the deck, touching up areas that have suffered minor knocks. The more significant work required is removing the timber toe rail and stanchions to gain access to rusty areas needing to be ground off or sandblasted to enable rust treatment to take place. Any buyer would need to satisfy themselves as to the extent of work required.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeGanley
ModelTime Rider
Year1998
Dimensions
Length overall12.2m
Features
On board
Roller furling headsail
Leisure Furl mainsail
Electric halyard winch
Force 10 marine stove
Top loading freezer
Front loading fridge
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