Full Yacht Tour - 1997 Sealine S28 - £49,995
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Here is a 4 berth 28 foot, very capable sports cruiser, with twin Volvo Penta KAD31 Diesels, giving a top speed of 28 knot. A great weekender for under £50,000. This is a very popular boat, with a good following, and the perfect place to start you next boating adventure.
Brokers details - www.originyach...
Yacht details -
Length - 10.23 m
Beam - 3.0226 m
Displacement - 4762 kg
Year - 1997
Fuel - Diesel
Fuel Capacity - 350 litres
Cruising Speed - 28 knots max / 22 knots cruise
Engine - 2 x Volvo KAD31
Engine Hours - 570
Location - Hythe Marina Village, United Kingdom
Designer - Sealine International Ltd.
Unlike most, you do great tours of smaller boats, which some mortals can actually afford :-)
Thanks, so true, my boat magazine arrived in the post and even that is full of £1m+ boats not aimed at the offer 99% of us. Thanks for watching.
Great tour thanks 👍🏻
This is something I’m looking to upgrade to from my SeaRay 240,
The older version of your s29,
I’m sure we met and had a chat last year at Portland Marina on the visitor pontoon, whilst we were there from Wales,
Yes we did. You had a BBQ on the pontoon with the beautiful fish you caught on your way back fron Lulworth cove. Would you miss the trailerability though? Thanks for watching.
@@ALifeMoreBoaty now that is a memory you have 👌🏻
I’d forgotten that’s how we started talking 😂
Yes, that’s what I’m contemplating the trailer ability of my SeaRay compared to a larger boat,
I suppose I’d have to swap marinas, what I use in fuel to get the boat down south on the trailer would cover some of the extra berthing costs,
Decisions decisions 👍🏻
Your S29 is a lovely boat, the tour was impressive,
@@martinbirdiebrain1912 yes it's all a balance of compromise.
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Lots of potential to make that a really nice boat.
Hi Simon, Yes, a little new own love and attention. The engines are solid and not EVC electric controls, so less to go wrong!
£35000 to £ 40000 on a good day
Seems really expensive for what it is. Would need to spend a bit just to get it to a half decent standard
Your Submariner is too big for you.
not worth the money
that is so not worth £50k