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$25,990 NZD
+2 moreMakeBayliner
Model185
Year2008
Length6.7m
EngineMercruiser
Engine Hours212
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About this vessel
Boats like this freshwater gem don't come along that often.
This freshwater 2008 Bayliner Boat Package "Carpe Diem" is ready for your next boating adventure! She is powered by a 2007 Mercruiser 4 cylinder (150 x PSI) inboard with only 212 hours on the hour meter. "Carpe Diem" sits on a Karavan Single Axle Braked Boat Trailer with a current WOF and Rego. This boat has been lovingly cared for and will suit all of your family and friends' adventures. She has been recently serviced by Turangi Marine (& service history with us) and is ready to go. This boat package is a lot of bang for your buck and comes with the following upgrades:
NOTE - some superficial chips in fiberglass on inside of hull - boat is reflective of age
Length on Trailer: 6.70 m
Height on Trailer: 1.90 m (top of windscreen - bimini folded)
Width on Trailer: 2.50 m (mudguard to mudguard)
Don't wait - she will not be here for long.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBayliner
Model185
Year2008
Dimensions
Length overall6.7m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercruiser
Engine count1
Engine hours212
Features
On board
Duckboard
Folding Bimini with Canvas and Clears
Glove Box
12 volt plug
Seating for 6 x pax +
AM / FM Radio*
Sounder*
Rod Holders
Classic Black Wide Hull Band
Road Cover and Bow Cover
Cover Support Pole
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