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$749,000 NZD
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ModelC390
Year2020
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About this vessel
Step aboard Share Bliss, a beautifully presented Sealine C390 with the highly sought-after 3-cabin, 2-bathroom layout — a configuration almost unheard of in the 40-foot powerboat class.
The Sealine C390 is famous for its class-leading volume, delivering a bright, open saloon, wide hull windows, and exceptional headroom throughout. What truly sets this model apart is its three-cabin layout — a rarity in the 40-foot powerboat class — paired with two fully separate shower/head compartments. It's the perfect solution for families, guests, or extended cruising.
Still with her original owner, this vessel enjoys a high end ex-factory specification that has been further enhanced with local NZ customizations including additional refrigeration and storage upgrades, a custom stainless steel bait board/dinghy davit and outboard storage setup.
Well maintained and presenting to market in great condition.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSealine
ModelC390
Year2020
Features
On board
Three private double cabins
Two separate shower/head compartments
Class-leading interior volume
Outstanding headroom
Spacious saloon and galley with panoramic windows
Generous cockpit with flexible seating
Access to swim platform
Additional refrigeration
Storage upgrades
Custom stainless steel bait board/dinghy davit
Outboard storage setup
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