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Comfortable, stylish, and built on a proven seaworthy design, this vessel is perfectly suited for exploring New Zealand's coastline in depth and making the most of every journey. Whether you're planning extended cruising or dreaming of months spent discovering new destinations by water, she offers a reliable and inviting platform to create lasting memories.
Powered by 1 x Cummins QSB 6.7 355hp shaft drive engines and supported by an Onan (Cummins) 7.0kVA generator and 675AH house battery system, she is well-equipped for both performance and independence. Maneuvering is made easy with Vetus 9512D bow and stern thrusters, while onboard comfort is enhanced by a Cruisair 16,000BTU air conditioning and heating system. Twin solar arrays (400W and 320W) mounted on the flybridge and pilothouse roofs feed into dual EPever MPPT controllers, efficiently charging the house batteries when away from the marina.
This Classic Trawler 45 has a hull design, layout, and build style similar to the well-regarded North Pacific Yachts 45 (2022 model), combining practical long-range cruising features with timeless trawler appeal.
Constructed with a solid fibreglass hull (no coring), the vessel features vinyl ester resin in the outer two layers for added durability, along with Interprotect coating below the waterline and antifouled with Altex No.5 for long-lasting protection. Inside, the vessel features a spacious two-stateroom pilothouse layout, with a generous salon and full-service galley area that rivals those found on many 50-foot vessels.
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