James Silver 68 te koop
€ 270.000
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Details
Boot-ID
s291682
Boot-type
Boot categorie
motorjacht
Model
James Silver 68
Boot-fabrikant
Designer
JOHN BAIN
Technische gegevens
Lengte
20,72 m (68 voet)
Breedte
4,60 m (15,1 voet)
Diepgang
1,83 m (6 voet)
motor
Aandrijving
met schroefas
Max. Snelheid
10 kn
motor 1
Model
Perkins Sabre
Motorvermogen
220 PK (162 kW)
Motortype
binnenboord-motor
Brandstof
diesel
motor 2
Model
Perkins Sabre
Motorvermogen
220 PK (162 kW)
Motortype
binnenboord-motor
Brandstof
diesel
Beschrijving
The classic M/Y RAIATEA is a beautifully crafted vessel built in 1938 by the renowned Scottish shipbuilder James A. Silver Ltd. of Rosneath. Exemplifying the elegant lines and fine craftsmanship typical of Silver’s M/Yachts of the era, RAIATEA features a sturdy wooden hull, graceful sheer, & traditional profile that combine seaworthiness with timeless charm. Originally designed for comfortable coastal cruising, she represents the golden age of British yacht building, where attention to detail and quality materials were paramount. Today, RAIATEA is an example of classic yacht design & Heritage.
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Sofia Ilia-Salvanou at De Valk Corfu is your go-to contact for any questions. Feel free to give us a call.
We provide only a selection of key information on this platform. For complete details, please visit our website, where you'll find:
- full yacht specifications, with over 136 details
- 36 more pictures
- 31 pages downloadable brochure
With offices across Europe and 1013 other yachts for sale we are never far away!
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