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$1,995,000 USD
Length0.6m
Cabins4
Draft0.6m
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The distinguished 93' (28.35m) 1967 classic yacht MONTEGO has been professionally maintained at exceptionally high standards. She accommodates up to 10 guests in 4 spacious staterooms, and sleeps up to 3 crew.
Accommodations include a main-deck master stateroom with large windows, a walk-around bed, TV with Plex Media video library, and an expansive en suite. Two large guest staterooms amidships are both furnished with a queen bed, TVs, and private en suites, and the aft stateroom has a queen bed, two bunks, TV, and private en suite.
MONTEGO is equipped with Vosper stabilizers, making her one of the most stable seagoing yachts. Her twin Volvo engines give MONTEGO a maximum speed of 11.5 knots and cruising speed of 9 knots, with a range of 1,200 nautical miles. She has a wood hull, aluminum superstructure, and teak decks.
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Dimensions
Length overall0.6m
Draft0.6m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Features
On board
Vosper stabilizers with quantum control
Twin Volvo TMD 120A engines
Simrad R2009 radar (2 units)
Simrad AP50 autopilot
Furuno depth sounder
AIS
Danforth magnetic compass
Furuno SC30 sat compass
Nobletech TIME ZERO laser plotter
Coastal Navigator
Garmin Inreach Navtex
VHF radios
Horizon Seafari watermaker
20' Mercury tender with Yamaha 150
16' Worldridge jet ski tender with Yamaha 80
Electric anchor windlass
TICO 1200lb davits (2)
Hobart dishwasher
Kenmore washer and dryer
Life raft (20 person)
EPIRB
AED (2)
Sirius XM stereo
Air conditioning
Teak decks
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