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DeductibleStock # NF5899
Reduced to $59,000(CAD)
Reduced to (USD)Dimensions: 29'8" x 10'
Year: 1987
Manufacturer: Pacific Bowpickers
Engine: Twin Volvos 400 hp inboard
Hull: Fiberglass
29'8" Unlicensed fiberglass bowpicker gillnetter built by Pacific Bowpickers Ltd. in 1987 and powered by twin Volvos. Ready to fish salmon or use as a weekend pleasure sports boat.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Details
Overview
- Built by Pacific Bowpickers LTD in 1987
- Location: Vancouver, BC
- 29'8" x 10' with 6' headroom
Power
- Engine: Twin Volvos, 400 hp, inboard
- Cruising Speed: 18 Knots
- Fuel Tank: 2 Aluminum, 200 gallons total capacity
- Engine Alarms
- Keel Cooled: Heat Exchanger
- Hydraulic Pump
- Bilge Pump
Structural
- Hull: Fiberglass
- Deck: Fiberglass
- Wheelhouse: Fiberglass
- Holds - Type: Foamed & Fiberglass
- Anchor
- Drums: 1
Electronics
- VHF
- Radar: Furuno
- Sounder
- Spot Light
- Compass
- Batteries: 8
- Inverter
- Steering Stations: 2
- Controls 2 Electronic
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 2
- Stove: Dickinson
- Galley Sink
- Water Tanks: 1 Plastic, 100 gallons capacity
- Heads
- Shower
- Hot Water: 5 gallon tank
- Heating Bus Heater & Stove
Additional
- Mutual insured
- Nets possibly available
This listing is presented by Doug Beguin and Jim Armer
Doug Beguin
250-927-8442
Jim Armer
250-954-8061
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Jim Armer
250-954-8061
250-954-8061
Doug Beguin
250-927-8442
250-927-8442
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