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$95,000 NZD
MakeWarwick
Model42
Year2013
Length12.8m
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This handsome 42' masthead sloop is from the drawing board of Alan Warwick. This is a one owner boat where the owner is also the builder. Launched 2013, construction of 3-skin cold molded microcarpa and cypress, powered by a Lister Marine 48hp motor. Hall spars with slab reefing main and roller furling headsail.
The layout has 2 largish quarter berths, galley to port with 4-burner stove/oven, top loading engine driven fridge and freezer. Nav station to starboard, comfortable U-shaped dinette to port with large table and bench seat to starboard, ample seating for 8. Forward there are 3 pipe berths along with an enclosed head and shower.
Solar panels and controls recently installed to help maintain the batteries, instrumentation is via a pair of Furuno 3-in-1 GPS plotter, sounder, radar. Annual maintenance recently completed with new antifouling and PropSpeed, the boat is all ready to go.
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Vessel
MakeWarwick
Model42
Year2013
Dimensions
Length overall12.8m
Features
On board
Hall spars
Slab reefing main
Roller furling headsail
4-burner stove/oven
Engine-driven fridge and freezer
Solar panels
Furuno GPS plotter/sounder/radar
New antifouling
PropSpeed
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