2007 Leopard 43 for sale in Westhaven, Auckland, New Zealand
Westhaven, Auckland, New Zealand, New Zealand2007
Asking PriceBroker
$375,000 NZD
+24 moreMakeLeopard
Model43
Year2007
FuelDiesel
Cabins4
EngineYanmar
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About this vessel
TIME OUT is a well-equipped 2007 Leopard 43, built by Robertson & Caine to the renowned Simonis-Voogd design. She is a proven, practical blue-water cruising catamaran offering an exceptional combination of performance, space, reliability and genuine off-grid capability.
With her four-cabin, four-head layout, spacious saloon and cockpit, twin Yanmar diesels, substantial solar array, lithium house battery capacity, watermaker, air conditioning and extensive cruising equipment, TIME OUT is ready for extended cruising and life aboard.
She is currently lying on Busfield Marines sales berth in Westhaven, Auckland, New Zealand, and is New Zealand tax paid.
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Vessel
MakeLeopard
Model43
Year2007
Accommodation
Cabins4
Heads4
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine count2
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
Twin Yanmar Diesels
Substantial Solar Array
Lithium House Battery Capacity
Watermaker
Air Conditioning
Extensive Cruising Equipment
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