Vacancies
Would you like to:
- Be self-employed with the support of New Zealand's largest Marine brokerage?
- Follow a proven marine brokerage business system?
What you will need to be a successful Marine Broker:
- Self discipline, self motivation, Honesty
- Ability to communicate and establish rapport
- Negotiation skills
- Self-confidence to work successfully while unsupervised
- A keen interest in all things boating.
If this sounds like you please contact:
Broker Vacancy - Gulf Harbour Branch
- Be self-employed with the support of New Zealand's largest Marine brokerage
- Follow a proven marine brokerage business system
What you will need to be a successful Marine Broker:
- Self discipline, self motivation, Honesty
- Ability to communicate and establish rapport
- Negotiation skills
- Self-confidence to work successfully while unsupervised
- A keen interest in all things boating.
If this sounds like you please contact: Neil Cameron 027 493 4953
Recent Listings
1989 Beale 33. Price=NZ$59,500
Fast cruiser/racer yacht, launched 1989. A keenly desired yacht in New Zealand. Being so easily handled sailing short-handed yet very competitive with other sailing boats her length, and so roomy, all members of the family have fun. The hull is glassed over cedar core and glassed ply decks. There is easy access from the transom, this is all the boat many sailors need. This is a great gulf cruiser ...Read More
1988 Vindex 350. Price=NZ$110,000
Launched approximately 1988, GRP construction. This is a smart and tidy vessel with new covers and carpet throughout, well set up to go cruising, with a recent mechanical overhaul. Priced to sell with good equipment and accommodation for 8, with a big double in the main sleeping cabin. Powered by twin 165hp Volvo diesels delivering 14-24 knots, twin helms. Recent full overhaul includes fully re...Read More
2000 Genesis 320 Pro Fish. Price=NZ$175,000
A beautifully built David Pringle Genesis, very well cared for and probably best of all, repowered in 2017 with a Mercruiser 320hp diesel paired with a Bravo 3 stern leg, 20-29 knots. The engine bay is immaculate. Excellent presentation with great woodwork and leather seats throughout the lockable saloon. Forward and down to a double sleeping cabin with separate compartments for toilet and showe...Read More
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