2021 Fi Glass Dominator for sale in Christchurch
Christchurch, New Zealand20215.2m
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$39,995 NZD
MakeFi Glass
ModelDominator
Year2021
Length5.2m2m beam
EngineMercury
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About this vessel
Hit the water in style with this 2021 Fi Glass Dominator, a top-quality New Zealand-built fiberglass runabout paired with a 75hp Mercury 4-stroke outboard. Designed for comfort, performance, and versatility, this boat is perfect for fishing, skiing, or family cruising.
The Fi Glass Dominator offers a deep-V hull for a smooth, dry ride and excellent stability. The powerful yet quiet Mercury 75hp 4-stroke delivers great fuel economy and reliable performance for both inshore and lake adventures.
Features include comfortable seating, a spacious cabin for overnighting or gear storage, quality upholstery, and a tidy cockpit layout. Easy to launch and tow, this is the perfect all-rounder for both first-time buyers and experienced boaties.
Late model, low hours, and in excellent condition — don't miss this opportunity to own a premium NZ boat ready for summer fun!
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeFi Glass
ModelDominator
Year2021
Dimensions
Length overall5.2m
Beam2m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercury
Engine count1
Features
On board
Road Cover
Sun Canopy
Sounder
VHF Radio
Mercury 75 HP 4 Stroke
Single Axle
Wheel Lock
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