Grant Firth Powercat for sale in Sulphur Point Marina
Sulphur Point Marina, New Zealand10.4m
Asking PriceBroker
$295,000 NZD
+5 moreMakeGrant Firth
ModelPowercat
Length10.4m
FuelDiesel
Cabins3 berths
EngineYanmar
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About this vessel
Alloy Power Cat designed by Grant Firth, refurbished, repowered and relaunched in 2021. Powered by twin 240 HP Yanmar diesels on stern legs (2021) with 400 hours, auto anchoring, game rigged, 2 x stations, roomy cockpit, salt water washdown, rod holders, boarding ladder, smart charger, shore power, Lectrasan toilet, fridge and freezer (both not working), 2 burner/oven, and 3 single berths. Electronics include Simrad Combo GPS/plotter/fishfinder/depthsounder, auto pilot, and stereo/CD.
A great fishing boat for the boys or a couple, with good fishing history. A 12 MTR Sulphur Point Marina berth may also be available.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeGrant Firth
ModelPowercat
Dimensions
Length overall10.4m
Accommodation
Berths3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine count2
Drive typeStern Legs
Engine hours400
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
twin 240 HP Yanmar diesels on stern legs (2021), 400 hours
auto anchoring
game rigged
2 x stations
roomy cockpit
salt water washdown
rod holders
boarding ladder
smart charger
shore power
Lectrasan toilet
fridge and freezer (both not working)
2 burner/oven
Simrad Combo GPS/plotter/fishfinder/depthsounder
auto pilot
stereo/CD
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