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$200,000 NZD
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Model41AC
Year2010
Length12.7m
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This 2010 Moody 41 AC, designed by Bill Dixon with its classic lines, quality engineering and high-end fit out, is the perfect cruiser. Fitted with a stack pack and self tacking jib, makes for good shorthanded sailing. Powered by a low hour 40hp Yanmar, shaft driven with 3 bladed folding prop. Accommodation has a large double forward cabin and a double aft. Electronics include VHF with AIS, chartplotter and autopilot. RIB tender with outboard on davits. An excellent opportunity to own a quality, well maintained vessel.
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Vessel
MakeMoody
Model41AC
Year2010
Dimensions
Length overall12.7m
Features
On board
Stack pack mainsail system
Self tacking jib
VHF with AIS
Chartplotter
Autopilot
RIB tender with outboard
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