Vessel Details

Name:

Go

Location:

Southern Tasmania. Contact MYCT Office

Country:

Australia

Year:

1986

Designer:

Don Lynton

Builder:

Cresta Cruisers NSW

Length:

46' - 14.02m

Beam:

5.00 m

Draft:

1.10 m

Displacement:

22 tonnes approx

Hull Material:

Fibreglass

Engine:

Cummins QSM 11 diesels with 2 1/2 " shafts. Good access to engines and very neat and tidy. Hydraulic trim tabs.

Engine Hours:

1680

Genset:

Onan 6.5 kva and 240 volt shore power.

Fuel:

4000 litres in 2 tanks.

Water:

1000 litres

Accommodation:

4 berths in forward cabin, enclosed cabin with double bed on port side and 2 singles in the saloon.
Main cabin with ensuite and seperate heads on starboard side.

Galley:

Downstairs midships, ideal for charter work as leaves the saloon clear.

Refrigeration:

Large Utec fridge in galley and Utec freezer in cockpit.

Shower:

Pressure hot and cold x 2

Toilet:

2 x electric.

Dinghy:

Naiad 3.80 metre rigid inflatable with trailer and cover.

Outboard:

Yamaha 40hp electric start.

Covers:

Enclosed flybridge.

Ground Tackle:

Electric heavy duty anchor winch.

Safety Gear:

2 x 8 man liferafts in current Survey.
To crrent 2C survey.

Electrics:

2 x 12 volt for house power.
8 x 24 volt for engines (24 volt system)
1 x 12 volt for radios.
CD/DVD player.
Colour TV.

Electronics
Navigation:

Raymarine ST 6000 autopilot.
Furuno FCV 291 colour sounder.
Furuno 32 mile radar.
Lorenz GPS plotter.
Furuno HF radio, 2 x VHF radios. 27 meg radio.
Humminbird Wide 2000 depth sounder.

Deck Gear:

Stainless steel swim platform.
Transom door.
Rod holders.
Pot hauler.

Survey Details:

Tasmanian 2C for 12 + 2.
3C for 2 crew (fishing survey)
2E for 20 + 2.

Remarks:

Big, strong boat, lots of gear and available to inspect by appointment please.

Cresta 46 flybridge cruiser and Charter business

Price: AU $295,000 plus GST if applicable 

Price just reduced as Vendor has 2 boats and wants it sold. Built for heavy weather boating and this one is in Tasmanian Survey. Twin Cummins QSM 11 -550hp diesels with only 1680 hours usage. Currently being used for charter game fishing and commercial fishing in southern Tasmanian waters. Very well equipped, currently operating profitably and a good opportunity.