McLay 581 CrossXover for sale in Whangarei
Whangarei, New Zealand
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$50,204 NZD
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Model581 CrossXover
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About this vessel
The McLay 581 CrossXover is the perfect blend of family comfort, fishing functionality, and legendary New Zealand alloy boat durability. Designed for boaties who want one vessel capable of handling everything from weekend fishing trips and diving adventures to family cruising and watersports, the 581 CrossXover delivers exceptional versatility in a practical 5.81-metre package.
Built from marine-grade aluminium with a rugged 5mm bottom and 3-4mm topsides, the 581 CrossXover features McLay's innovative foam-filled buoyancy gunnels, providing enhanced safety and stability without compromising cockpit or cabin space. The result is a secure and confidence-inspiring platform that performs exceptionally well in a wide range of sea conditions.
The practical layout and impressive list of standard features have made it one of McLay's most popular models.
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MakeMcLay
Model581 CrossXover
Features
On board
Integrated live bait tank
Family-friendly cabin layout
Foam-filled buoyancy gunnels
Hydraulic steering
Walk-through transom
Self-draining anchor locker
Full bow rail
Rod holders (4x welded alloy)
Bilge pump
Navigation lights
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