1991 Lidgard 50

NZ$ 650,000

CODE:
3398
LENGTH:
15.00 metres
TYPE:
Power

Cruise the Hauraki Gulf and N.Z. coast in Style.
Imagine waking up to the sun rising over Waiheke, coffee in hand, the engines humming quietly beneath you as you set course for Great Barrier Island. This is the kind of adventure the John Lidgard 50ft powerboat was built for — and now, after a full 2025 refit, she’s ready to take you there in comfort, style and confidence.
Built in 1991 by B. Jones with a composite glass/ply and duocore hull, this NZ-designed vessel is made for our coastal conditions. She’s strong, stable and beautifully proportioned at 15m long, with a 4.6m beam and 1m draft — perfect for exploring shallow bays or anchoring off secluded beaches.
Powered by twin Volvo TAMD 74 EDC 475HP engines (2003), she cruises effortlessly at 23 knots, sipping just 30L per engine per hour. With a top speed of 27 knots and 1365L of fuel in stainless steel tanks, she’s built for long-range cruising.
The 2025 refit was extensive — over $400,000 invested:
• Full repaint inside and out
• New interior upholstery
• Top-end engine rebuilds (receipts available)
• Full rewire with new house & starter batteries + inverter
• Garmin & Simrad electronics suite with GPS, plotter, and autohelm
Step inside and you’ll find a warm, welcoming interior that sleeps 6 comfortably: a master cabin forward, a double to port, twin singles to starboard, and extra space in the expansive flybridge. There’s a separate head and shower, and plenty of room to relax, entertain, or overnight with friends and family.
This is a rare opportunity to own a true NZ pedigree powerboat, restored to near-original condition. She’s turnkey ready — just add fuel, plan your route, and go.
Would consider trade.
Message now to arrange a viewing or chat about options.
Replacement value over $1.5M — priced to sell.

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These particulars have been prepared from information provided by the Vendor and are intended as a general guide to the vessel, their accuracy cannot be guaranteed by us. The purchaser should confirm details of concern to them by survey or engineers inspection. The purchaser should also ensure that the purchase contract properly reflects their concerns and specifies details upon which they wish to rely..(E & OE)