2017 Buccaneer 650 Esprite for sale in Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand2017
Asking PriceBroker
$99,995 NZD
+8 moreMakeBuccaneer
Model650 Esprite
Year2017
EngineYamahaF250
Engine Hours190
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About this vessel
The Buccaneer name is synonymous with good Kiwi boating, and it rings true throughout every inch of the Esprite. This traditional bowrider is sure to impress, boasting comfortable seating for families, huge underfloor storage for water toys, and a smart interior layout that maximises the space available.
This 650 is an extremely tidy package, having just been serviced!
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBuccaneer
Model650 Esprite
Year2017
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYamaha
Engine modelF250
Engine hours190
Features
On board
Yamaha F250 4-stroke engine (190 hours)
DMW tandem axle roller trailer
Stainless steel rigid bimini with 8 rod holders
Stainless steel bow rails
Stainless steel ski pole
Stainless steel ladder
Stainless steel cockpit grab rails
Stainless steel front and rear cleats
Stainless steel 4 built-in rod holders
Curved windscreen with walk-through
Anchor locker
Bow cover
Road cover
U-Dek teak-style flooring
Teak coaming treads
V-style bow seating
Pedestal seat helm side
Back-to-back seat port side
Rear removable bench seat/bin
Maxwell windlass (dash controlled)
Lectrotab trim tabs
Garmin echomap GPS/sounder
Fusion stereo
GME VHF
Compass
Navigation lights
Bilge pump
12V socket
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