Asking PriceBroker
$75,000 AUD
+30 moreMakeNaiad
Model6.8
Year2011
Length6.8m2.5m beam
FuelPetrol225L tank
EngineSuzuki
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Overview
About this vessel
2011 centre console model in current AMSA 2C: 1 crew + 5 personnel. Powered by twin 140 hp Suzuki 4-stroke outboards (engines fitted new 2017, current hours 345).
Locations: Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Pittwater, Sydney Harbour, Batemans Bay. In ready-to-use condition for commercial use. Currently located Cronulla, Sydney.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeNaiad
Model6.8
Year2011
Dimensions
Length overall6.8m
Beam2.5m
Draft3m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeSuzuki
Engine count2
Drive typeOutboard Motor
Engine hours345
Fuel typePetrol
Fuel tankage225L
Features
On board
Engine covers
Console hardtop
Anchor, chain, rope
To AMSA 2C requirements
406 MHz
To AMSA requirements
To AMSA requirements
2-12V
Engine Instruments
Raymarine Navigation inc plotter, sounder, radar
AIS
Compass
VHF & 27 Meg Radios
Front boarding step through
Spot light, deck lights
Twin Helm seats
Front and rear deck bollards
Dual Axle Galvanised
Dunbier
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