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$120,000 NZD
+12 moreMakeFormula
Model33
Year2002
Length10.1m
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Formula 33 Estasi is a proven fish catcher launched in 2002. Built of GRP Balsa Core with a Cummins 270hp V Drive shaft, built by Superior boats.
The reported cruise speed is 15 knots at 2000rpm with fuel consumption of approximately 22 litres per hour. Engine hours recorded at 2300, but the engine, turbo and transmission were reportedly rebuilt in 2019, approximately 550 hours ago.
This sought-after model of vessel has all the modern conveniences with twin station helm, 6.3 head room, 2 double and 2 single berths, holding tank, California font, hot and cold pressure water with 2 showers, 2 burner top with gas oven, 12v fridge and freezer. A bow thruster is in place for easy berthing, with the current owner tending to use the main salon helm.
Good electronics with extra deep transducer are fitted. The cockpit is well appointed with plenty of fishing room and easy hatch access to the roomy engine room. This is a very tidy vessel ready to go for the new season. The owner has called time on his sea voyages and is reluctantly selling his pride and joy.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeFormula
Model33
Year2002
Dimensions
Length overall10.1m
Features
On board
Cummins 270hp V Drive shaft engine
Bow thruster
Twin station helm
Hot and cold pressure water
12v fridge and freezer
Gas oven
Deep transducer
Holding tank
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