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Boomerang 20 Phone: +61 02 9999 3311 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dbyboatsales.com.au 16 Princes Street Newport NSW 2106 Boomerang 20 Sold Specifications Boat Details Price Sold Boat Brand BOOMERANG Model 20 Length 6.10 Year 1979 Category Cruising Yachts Hull Style Single Hull Type Fibreglass Power Type Sail Stock Number PWBG202647 Condition Used State Victoria Suburb MITTA MITTA Engine Make Honda Description Disclaimer Our company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents and/or surveyors to investigate such details buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice. Phone: +61 02 9999 3311 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dbyboatsales.com.au 16 Princes Street Newport NSW 2106 1979 Boomerang 20 now for sale. A great opportunity to purchase a much loved trailer yacht that has been well equipped for cruising. This yacht, (sail # 240) was purpose built for the owner ofMaison Marineback when they were the manufacturers of Boomerang Yachts. The Boomerang 20 is a self righting, retractable keel yacht that is one of the few trailer yachts that was approved for junior offshore group racing and is a proven cruising vessel. This particular boat has been extensively fitted out for cruising with the current owners recently returning from a 4 week cruise of the Whitsundays. Features included an electric winch fitted to the drop keel with a remote control that allows operating from the cockpit, full instrumentation, huge storage, cockpit shower, 12v refrigeration and waterproof curtains on the pop top roof for greater headroom. The trailer has been modified to a tandem for better handling and was recently re-wired with full LED lights complete with a Powerwinch 912 andMastmatemast raising system. Features Builder Maison Marine, Melbourne Water (Potable) Capacity (l) 38 Hull Construction Material GRP Hull Type mono. Draft - 1ft (keel raised), 3ft 8 inch (keel down). Deck Construction Material GRP Country Origin Australia Length (feet) 20.75 Length (m) 6.3 Length Waterline (m) 5.74 Beam/Width (feet) 7.25 Beam/Width (m) 2.2 Draft (feet) 3.75 Keel/Ballast Drop keel/ 226kg ballast. Number of Helms 1 Number Of Engines 1 Engine Room 1 x 10hp Honda 4 stroke with 13 amp alternator. Batteries - 1 x 100ah AGM + 1 x 85ah AGM. Number of Batteries 2 Fuel Type Petrol Number of Fuel Tanks 1 Fuel Tank Capacity (L) 42 Propeller 4 blade. Disclaimer Our company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents and/or surveyors to investigate such details buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice. Phone: +61 02 9999 3311 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dbyboatsales.com.au 16 Princes Street Newport NSW 2106 Accomodation Notes V berth forward + 2 x Qtr berths aft. Number of Berths 4 Number of Showers 1 Shower Type In cockpit. Number of Toilets 1 Toilet Type chemical toilet - fwd. Galley Notes Electric and manual water pump. Outboack 12V, 240V and gas fridge. Stove Maxie 2 burner spirit stove. Refrigeration 1 Number of Sinks 1 Anchor / Winch CQR main and Danforth 2nd. Bilge Pump 1 x electric + 2 x manual. Deck Gear 4 x Barlow 15 winches, Plastimo furler. Spinnaker pole and whisker pole. Pulpit, pushpit, lifelines and boarding ladder fitted. Jabsco deck wash pump with through hull fitting. Mast/Rigging Masthead with single spreader. Aluminium mast and boom with s/steel rigging. Sail Inventory 1 x furling headsail, 2 mainsails, 2 spinnakers, storm jib and genoa. Electronics Navigation Navman 5600 plotter, Garmin GPS, Navman VHF radio with DSC, ST100 autopilot (all connected via nmea), Raymarine bi-data log with sounder. Safety Gear Life jackets, flares, V sheet, fire blanket, fire extinguisher, gas sniffer. Covers Dodger, new boom bag, 2 boom tents, hatch cover and pop-top curtains (weatherproof). GPS Navman 5000. Has Navigation Lights Yes. Radio Navman with VHF DSC. Trailerable Yes. Trailer included in sale. Engine Details Engine Make Honda Fuel Type Petrol Drive Type 8 Fuel Capacity 42 Propeller 4 blade. Disclaimer Our company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents and/or surveyors to investigate such details buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice..
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