I like the layout better than princess and fairline. Especially the main deck. The crew area is a lot nicer too for a 72. I bet the price is better too
I will give you the performance when I have a chance to test run the boat. I prefer to not state factory numbers as they are often estimates or tested in best possible conditions which are not what we experience in Sydney.
Nice boat , but not too keen on the flybridge , the helm area looks a little unfinished, sure that could be sorted , the rest of the layout etc I do like , would have to compare to a Y72 or equivalent Fairline first
Very spacious for its length, it seemed to me. But a single gen set, if true, didn't seem appropriate for this size & class vessel. Dan, you would know better than I.
Hi Jack, I guess it depends on how the boat is going to be used. If she's a harbour day boat then I don't see the issue with just one but if she's been built for more cruising then yes two might be a better choice. I'll know more when she arrives in Australia and I get a chance to drive her.
I like the layout better than princess and fairline. Especially the main deck. The crew area is a lot nicer too for a 72. I bet the price is better too
Lovely vessel
lovely review.
Thanks
Ps.
Engine performance and nautical ranges would be nice to know them!
I will give you the performance when I have a chance to test run the boat. I prefer to not state factory numbers as they are often estimates or tested in best possible conditions which are not what we experience in Sydney.
Estimate price ?
Check description and contatc the dealer if interested
Nice boat , but not too keen on the flybridge , the helm area looks a little unfinished, sure that could be sorted , the rest of the layout etc I do like , would have to compare to a Y72 or equivalent Fairline first
A plain GRP fly helm is a godsend for cleaning though.
Very spacious for its length, it seemed to me. But a single gen set, if true, didn't seem appropriate for this size & class vessel. Dan, you would know better than I.
Hi Jack, I guess it depends on how the boat is going to be used. If she's a harbour day boat then I don't see the issue with just one but if she's been built for more cruising then yes two might be a better choice. I'll know more when she arrives in Australia and I get a chance to drive her.
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Awesome!
Nice...if you can't afford a Princess or Fairline.
And you can also put it straight to work for you
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Bad camera handling.