Asking PriceBroker
$1,175,000 NZD
+23 moreYear2017
Length18m6m beam
FuelDiesel8000L tank
Cabins3
EngineDetroit MTU
Draft2.2m
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About this vessel
Lacy Day is a 2017, P Carey-designed, McManaway-built 18m flybridge launch, designed for comfortable long-range and expedition cruising.
Her generous internal volume, three-cabin layout including a full-beam master suite, impressive storage, and simple, easily maintained systems make extended time aboard comfortable and practical.
Very well maintained by a careful owner and offered with lots of spares, she is powered by a Detroit MTU diesel and supported by 8,000L fuel capacity, a 16kW Northern Lights genset and professional Furuno electronics. Vessels of this nature are rarely available.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2017
Dimensions
Length overall18m
Beam6m
Draft2.2m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeDetroit MTU
Engine count1
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage8000L
Features
On board
Detroit MTU diesel
8,000L fuel capacity
16kW Northern Lights genset
Furuno electronics
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