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$230,000 USD
+34 moreMakeCarver
Model450 Pilothouse
Length70.1m
Cabins2
Draft70.1m
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The Carver 450 Voyager Pilothouse has two very large and spacious double cabins below, both with ensuite heads. The saloon features plenty of seating and huge side windows which allows the natural light to brighten the whole area. Facing the bow and to starboard, is a clever raised pilothouse with dining table and seating area. The galley layout is longitudinal and on the portside.
Out on deck, the extended flybridge has storage for a Jetski/tender and a hoist while offering a commanding view at the helm, an open afterdeck and a sun-pad on the foredeck for relaxing.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeCarver
Model450 Pilothouse
Dimensions
Length overall70.1m
Draft70.1m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Features
On board
Garmin 12" MFD with 18 kHz radar and depth finder
Hawk depth finder
Ritchie compass
Uline ice maker
MarQuipt dinghy davit
Forward and rear backup cameras
Flip-down radar/camera tower
Raymarine VHF radio
Lower helm wrap-around couch
Large removable table
Smart TV
Wet bar
Cherry wood cabinets
Corian countertops
Maxwell windlass
Forward sun pad
Outdoor shower with temperature control
Stainless steel grill
Fish cutting table
Kohler 13.5 kW generator
Cruisair A/C units with heat
Hot water heater
Rule bilge pumps
Twin Cummins 6CTA 8.3 450 HP engines
ZF Hurth straight drive transmissions
RACOR filters
Wash down pump
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