Punch 1500 LC zu kaufen
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Details
Boot-ID
s307797
Bootsart
Boot-Kategorie
Segel-Katamaran
Modell
Punch 1500 LC
Bootshersteller
Punch
Designer
Mortain - Mavrikios
Technische Daten
Länge
14,90 m (49 Fuß)
Breite
8,10 m (26,6 Fuß)
Tiefgang
1,40 m (4,6 Fuß)
Rumpfmaterial
Holz
Verdrängung
ca. 15.000 kg
Motor
Max. Geschwind.
12 kn
Motor 1
Modell
Volvo Penta
Motor-Leistung
110 PS (81 kW)
Motortyp
Innenborder
Kraftstoff
Diesel
Motor 2
Modell
Volvo Penta
Motor-Leistung
110 PS (81 kW)
Motortyp
Innenborder
Kraftstoff
Diesel
Ausstattung
Entsalzunganlage
Beschreibung
SHAMBALA - a proven bluewater catamaran from the highly regarded Mortain–Mavrikios design, built in epoxy-laminated marine plywood by Multicap Caraibes and held by only her second owner since 2016. Major refits in 2018 and 2024/25, including a new Sparcraft mast and rigging and Spectra carbon mainsail. Four double cabins and eight berths - room for the whole tribe. Twin Volvo Penta D2-55, Fisher Panda genset, watermaker, solar, Furuno radar (2022). A serious offshore catamaran, recently refreshed, at a sensible price. VAT paid. Lying Pangkor, Malaysia.
Jeroen Kool at De Valk Asia is your go-to contact for any questions. Feel free to give us a call.
We provide only a selection of key information on this platform. For complete details, please visit our website, where you'll find:
- full yacht specifications, with over 174 details
- 9 more pictures
- 26 pages downloadable brochure
With offices across Europe and 1013 other yachts for sale we are never far away!
Jeroen Kool at De Valk Asia is your go-to contact for any questions. Feel free to give us a call.
We provide only a selection of key information on this platform. For complete details, please visit our website, where you'll find:
- full yacht specifications, with over 174 details
- 9 more pictures
- 26 pages downloadable brochure
With offices across Europe and 1013 other yachts for sale we are never far away!
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