New Lazercraft Boats 650 Sportfisher HT for sale
6.5m
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$134,995 NZD
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Model650 Sportfisher HT
Length6.5m
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About this vessel
6.5 metres of fishing, diving and weekend pleasure!
Built for the avid fisher and diver with an easy clean finish and massive cockpit area. Features clearcoated treadplate flooring (no carpet), clearcoated rod trays and interior, vinyl cabin/cockpit squabs and twin pedestal seating to maximise the business area of the boat!
Standard Features
- Marine grade heavy duty alloy hull
- Painted hull exterior and interior in heavy-duty marine paint
- Paint and nyalic hull interior
- Fibreglass deck, hardtop and mouldings
- Driver/passenger adjustable pedestal box seating
- Curved glass windscreen with sliding side windows
- Vinyl 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 provision
- Auto bilge pump
- LED navigation lights
- LED anchor light
- 12VDC power socket
- Lazercraft graphics set
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Vessel
MakeLazercraft Boats
Model650 Sportfisher HT
Dimensions
Length overall6.5m
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