New Fi Glass Cavalier 540 Cuddy Cabin for sale
5.4m
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MakeFi Glass
ModelCavalier 540 Cuddy Cabin
Length5.4m
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Maximum features, easy handling – Cavalier 540 Cuddy Cabin
The Fi-Glass Cavalier is a 5.40 m cuddy cabin positioned as an ideal family boat, offering the features and feel of a larger craft while remaining easily handled and stored. With a 6.5 m overall trailer length, it fits in many standard garages yet provides a spacious cabin, ample storage and a generous cockpit.
The deep-vee hull with 22° deadrise, underfloor foam buoyancy and Klegecell foam-core transom provide a secure, soft ride and long-term durability. Designed for use with outboards up to 135 hp, the Cavalier is suited to coastal cruising, fishing and watersports.
Standard accommodation includes a lined V-berth cabin with bunk squabs and storage, a single adjustable bucket helm seat and a back-to-back passenger seat, with removable aft seats for transom access. A large anchor locker, underfloor storage compartment, full stainless bow rail, rod holders and removable carpet round out a feature-rich standard specification.
- Model type: 540 Cuddy Cabin
- Intended use: Family coastal cruising, fishing and watersports
- Key attributes: High feature content for its size; easy to tow and store; versatile, comfortable layout
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MakeFi Glass
ModelCavalier 540 Cuddy Cabin
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Length overall5.4m
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