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$115,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeGanley
ModelTara 39
Year2010
Length12m
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About this vessel
This 2010 Ganley Tara 39 is a serious offshore passage-maker, built in steel by Kumeu Engineering and designed by the legendary Denis Ganley. With classic lines and robust construction, she is ideal for sailors seeking strength, simplicity and blue water capability. She presents in very good condition and is well maintained.
Steel hull provides ultimate strength for offshore safety. She is a special ship that will take you to your destination in safety. Plenty of room down below for dining and living space.
Note: standing rigging may need upgrading for offshore cruising and will need to be checked by a recognised rigger.
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Vessel
MakeGanley
ModelTara 39
Year2010
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
Steel hull
Nissan SD22 engine (55HP)
3 x 280W solar panels
2 battery banks (4 batteries)
Shore power (240V)
Refrigeration unit
Full sail wardrobe
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