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Equipment:

VHF Radio-Telephone
Air-Conditioning
CD Stereo System
w/Outdoor Speakers
Television and Telephone
Fully Equipped Galley
Deep Freeze and Ice Maker
Tender w/Outboard
Fishing Tackle
Snorkeling Gear

Accommodations:

Three Cabins
One Master, Two Doubles
Generous Storage
Private Bathrooms
Salon with Bar
Indoor and Outdoor Dining
Seating for Ten
Foredeck Sun Mattresses
Cushioned Aft Deck
Sun Awnings
Separate Crew Quarters

Technical Specifications:

Year Built: 2004
Length: 66 ft
Beam: 19 ft
Draft: 8 ft
Water: 790 gal
Fuel: 660 gal
Sailing Speed: 7 knots
Motor Speed: 10 knots
Engine: 360 hp
Generator: 220v 20kva

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