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1975 Salthouse 42. Price=NZ$160,000

1975 Salthouse 42ft Launch - Campari - Builder A Williams Limited is a very similar Hull to a MKI Courser but larger. She is powered by a Detroit GM8V71TT Shaft Drive Motor reportedly being fully reconditioned in Dec 2016 with a vessel refurbishment at the same time. Her cruising speed is a reported 9 knots at 1500 RPM and approx. 20L per Hour and max speed 16 knots. A bow thruster is in place f...
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A007

2002 Salthouse 37. Price=NZ$185,000

Salthouse 37, 2002, Cummins 370hp diesel, 2000 hours, shaft drive, 4 blade prop, delivers 12 -18 knots. Lovely interior - huge amount of room, 2 cabins forward, sleeps 7. Bow thruster, trim tabs, auto anchor, large boarding platform, enclosed transom. Large fridge-freezer, diesel heater and a comprehensive electronics package....
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B591

1996 Salthouse Corsair MkII. Price=NZ$188,000

This 1996 Salthouse Corsair MKII is powered by an Iveco 400hp, shaft drive, only 50 hours since new in 2013. Max speed 24 knots and cruise at 19 knots. Double V-berth forward and a double bunk cabin port side. Engine driven fridge and freezer. Swim/aft platform replaced 2025. Electric bow thruster and new clears. Marina berth available to purchase....
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9137

1992 Salthouse 50. Price=NZ$199,000

Launched approximately 1992. Big, strong triple-diagonal kauri launch with accommodation in 3 cabins, 6 bunks in vee and starboard cabin, master double with ensuite. Second head also with shower. Tidy saloon with galley forward by helm. Good cockpit, easy to walk around decks, large hardtop flybridge with second helm aft. bow thruster, Caterpillar 3208s plus genset in well-organised engine room. ...
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B602

1984 Salthouse 60. Price=NZ$420,000

1984 Salthouse 60ft Bridgedecker, built for New Zealand waters, steeped in legacy. Step aboard a vessel that channels the soul of Kiwi boat building. Designed by Bob Salthouse and built by the legendary Kelly Archer Boatbuilders, this 60ft bridgedecker blends durability, comfort and heritage for New Zealand’s rugged coastlines....
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