2002 SALTHOUSE CORSAIR 12M (2002)

The 2002 Salthouse Corsair 12m is a seriously capable and well-appointed GRP cruiser built by the respected Miller and Tonnage yard - a vessel that demands attention and rewards closer inspection. Stretching 12 metres LOA with a 3.84m beam and 1.3m draft, she is powered by a single Cummins 370hp diesel turning a shaft drive, delivering a comfortable 9-knot cruise at an efficient 2L per nautical mile and an impressive 18-knot top speed. With approximately 2,600 hours on the clock, 1,000L fuel capacity and 800L of fresh water, she is built for extended offshore cruising. A Sidepower bow thruster makes short work of marina manoeuvres. The teak-laid cockpit is dressed with full covers and clear windows, while the aft galley features a 4-burner gas hob, oven and 12V fridge-freezer with sliding windows opening to the cockpit - perfect for entertaining. Below, the saloon presents polished teak joinery, a convertible STB couch, and Fusion entertainment. The lower helm is comprehensively equipped with radar, sounder, chartplotter, autopilot, trim tabs and more. Accommodation includes a lock-up midships master cabin with double berth and a forward cabin with four bunks - ideal for family or crewed passages. A rare opportunity to own a premium New Zealand-built cruiser in Tauranga at $155,000.