+6 moreYear2011
Length14.8m3.9m beam
FuelDIESEL1000L tank
Cabins1
Draft1.1m
Engine Hours55
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About this vessel
This superb open boat with its iconic Maori Yachts design has undergone a complete renovation this year, leaving it in near-new condition. Powered by two new Yanmar engines coupled with new mountings and plates, it guarantees performance, reliability, and comfort when sailing.
The boat has also undergone a complete upgrade: new generator, rewired electrical system, recent paint job, and reversible air conditioning for optimal comfort in all seasons. All technical and aesthetic equipment has been carefully refurbished to offer a boat that is ready to sail, with no additional costs to be expected.
Always winterized in a hangar and maintained with the utmost care, this Maori T-Top 50 combines style, power, and elegance.
With a manufacturer's warranty on the engines and generator until 2027, it represents a rare opportunity on the market.
Ideal as a high-end day boat or chase boat for a superyacht, it will appeal to enthusiasts of sleek lines and reliable performance.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2011
Dimensions
Length overall14.8m
Beam3.9m
Draft1.1m
Accommodation
Cabins1
Engine & Fuel
Engine modelYanmar - 8LV370Z
Engine hours55
Fuel typeDIESEL
Fuel tankage1000L
Features
On board
Twin Yanmar engines
New generator
Rewired electrical system
Reversible air conditioning
T-Top
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