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$330,000 NZD
+6 moreMakeRiviera
Model36 Platinum
Year2000
Length13m
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Riviera 36 Platinum, a nice example of this popular size. GRP construction with twin Cummins diesel engines, shaft drive. Game rigged with game chair and live bait tank. Teak cockpit with hard top and clears. Equipped with auto windlass, smart charge, holding tank, toilet, shower, and cockpit shower. Galley includes electric fridge, freezer, and 4 burner oven. Saloon features double island berth with table that drops down. Two cabins with 2 single berths. Available with 12 MTR Sulphur Point Marine berth if required.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeRiviera
Model36 Platinum
Year2000
Dimensions
Length overall13m
Features
On board
Twin Cummins 330HP diesel engines
Game chair
Live bait tank
Rocket launcher
Quarter rails
Teak cockpit
Hard top and clears
Inflatable
Auto windlass
Sunshade and cockpit cover
Smart charge
Holding tank
Toilet
Shower
Cockpit shower
Electric fridge
Freezer
4 burner oven
Raymarine GPS/plotter/fishfinder
Radar
Autopilot
2 VHF radios
Stereo/CD
TV
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