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$210,000 NZD
+27 moreMakeBAVARIA
Model42
Year2008
Length4m beam
Fuel210L tank
Cabins3
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About this vessel
One of New Zealand's best-selling 42' production yachts, the Bavaria 42C has proven to be an excellent family cruising yacht providing generous 3-cabin accommodation, solid construction and proven offshore performance in an easily-handled and well-respected design. This 2008 twin-wheel example has everything required for safe offshore cruising.
The low-hour Volvo 40hp engine has been faithfully maintained and many onboard systems have been upgraded.
If extended coastal or offshore sailing is on your bucket list then this Bavaria 42 demands inspection. It is a lot of boat for the money and the retiring owner will consider offers. The yacht is currently lying in Napier but will be relocated to Westhaven (AKL) in late September.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBAVARIA
Model42
Year2008
Dimensions
Beam4m
Draft2.1m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo
Engine modelD2 40
Fuel tankage210L
Features
On board
New Rigging
Stay'sl Furler
Water Maker
Solar
Bow Thruster
Radar
AIS
Excellent Sails
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