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$120,995 NZD
MakeLazercraft Boats
Model650 GT
Length6.5m
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About this vessel
An exceptional all round performer, whether it be fishing, diving, skiing or weekending the 650GT has it all.
With an open configuration to experience the best of summer boating and an optional rigid folding stainless steel bimini top for full protection against all the elements. Built in comfort is standard and can be enhanced further with optional electric toilet with privacy curtain, auto windlass and more.
Standard Features:
- Marine grade heavy duty alloy hull
- Painted hull exterior in heavy duty marine paint
- Paint and nyalic hull interior
- Fibreglass deck and mouldings
- Driver/passenger adjustable pedestal box seating
- Curved acrylic windscreen
- Upholstered cabin squabs
- Open cabin bulkhead
- Keel wear strip
- Underfloor fuel tank (200L)
- Large anchor well with provision for windlass
- Four rod holders
- Two rear cleats
- Two rod trays
- Large underfloor storage compartment
- Stainless steel fairlead
- Stainless front bollard
- Grab rails throughout
- Vetus-Maxwell forward hatch
- Wiring loom with switch panel
- Livebait tank with pump
- Auto bilge pump
- LED navigation lights
- Telescopic LED anchor light
- 12VDC power socket
- Lazercraft graphics set
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeLazercraft Boats
Model650 GT
Dimensions
Length overall6.5m
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