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$260,000 NZD
+7 moreMakeSpain McBride
ModelCat 900
Year2001
Length9m
FuelDiesel
EngineNavstarV8
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Powered by 300hp twin V8 Navstar diesels (1980 hours). Max speed of 32 knots with a cruise speed of 25 knots. Comes with solar panels, autopilot, galley with hot/cold water, fridge/freezer and gas cooker, toilet and shower, and a mechanical burley system.
There is a long list of maintenance carried out over time. The hull has been fully anti-fouled and the props primed and painted with prop foul release.
A very well-maintained boat with a very good electrical system with current certification.
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Vessel
MakeSpain McBride
ModelCat 900
Year2001
Dimensions
Length overall9m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeNavstar
Engine modelV8
Engine count2
Engine hours1,980
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
Solar panels
Autopilot
Galley with hot/cold water
Fridge/freezer & gas cooker
Toilet & shower
Mechanical burley system
Hull has been fully anti-fouled
Props primed and painted with prop foul release
Very good electrical system with current certification
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