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$975,000 NZD
+25 moreMakeActiva
Model5800
Year2008
Length17.7m
FuelDiesel
EngineVolvoD 12
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Activa 5800 Pilothouse, GRP construction, launched 2008. Powered by twin 775hp D 12 Volvo diesels, shaft drive, bow and stern thrusters. 3 stations, 12kw genset, shore power, inverter, 1000lb dinghy davit, 3.4m IRB inflatable and outboard, auto anchoring. Walk around decks, teak cockpit, teak boarding platform, enclosed flybridge, teak interior, paua shell inlays, granite/marble counter tops, granite flooring, mood lighting. Guest toilet and shower, holding tank, master cabin with walk around queen berth and ensuite, 2 berth cabin, guest cabin with queen berth. Galley equipped with gas cook top, Elec oven, fridge/freezer, garbage compactor, waste disposal and extractor fan. Simrad electronics, 3 screens, sound system and 4 TV/DVD.
Too many features to list. A beautiful cruising vessel. If you are in the market, then well worth a look.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeActiva
Model5800
Year2008
Dimensions
Length overall17.7m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelD 12
Engine count2
Drive typeShaft Drive
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
GRP construction
Twin 775hp D 12 Volvo diesels
Shaft drive
Bow and stern thrusters
3 stations
12kw genset
Shore power
Inverter
1000lb dinghy davit
3.4m IRB inflatable and outboard
Auto anchoring
Walk around decks
Teak cockpit
Teak boarding platform
Enclosed flybridge
Teak interior
Paua shell inlays
Granite/marble counter tops
Granite flooring
Mood lighting
Guest toilet and shower
Holding tank
Master cabin with walk around queen berth and ensuite
2 berth cabin
Guest cabin with queen berth
Gas cook top
Elec oven
Fridge/freezer
Garbage compactor
Waste disposal
Extractor fan
Simrad electronics
3 screens
Sound system
4 TV/DVD
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