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$520,000 NZD
+3 moreMakeRayglass
ModelLegend 3500
Year2018
Length11.5m
FuelDiesel
Cabins23 berths
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About this vessel
The Rayglass Legend 3500 was launched in 2028 and is GRP construction, powered by twin Mercruiser V3 270 TDI V6 diesels with 270 HP on B2 Stern legs, 614 hours and a cruising speed of 29 knots.
Accommodation is provided in 2 cabins with 3 doubles and 1 single berth. Electronics include VHF, Simrad 16" combo, GPS/plotter, sounder/fishfinder/sonar, 1kw transducer, autopilot, stereo and TV Sat Dome.
A well presented vessel with lots of extras.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeRayglass
ModelLegend 3500
Year2018
Dimensions
Length overall11.5m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercruiser
Engine modelV3 270 TDI V6
Engine count2
Drive typeB2 Stern Legs
Engine hours614
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
Trim tabs
Bow thruster
Auto anchoring
Chain counter
Game rigged
Bait station
Rocket launcher
Live bait tank
Teak cockpit and boarding platform
Wash down
Elec reel plugs
Cockpit table
Cockpit cover
BBQ
Pivoting back rear set
Bow sun loungers
Boarding ladder
Inflatable and outboard
Solar panels
Shore power
Battery charger
Invertor
Diesel heater
LED lighting
Holding tank
Elect toilet
Shower cockpit
Elect fridge
Elect freezer
Drinks fridge
4 burner oven
VHF
Simrad 16" combo
GPS/plotter
Sounder/fishfinder/sonar
1kw transducer
Autopilot
Stereo
TV Sat Dome
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