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Narai Mk4 for sale - North Queensland, Australia

Narai Mk4, 12.5 metres x 7.3. Launched 2000. Honda 30 aux. Recent hull paint, deck almost done. Tiki rig, lashed beams per JWD plans. Sails recent (main/mizzen). 2 double bunks - 1 stbd hull, 1 in sailing cabin. Singles in port hull. Recent 2 burner LPG stove, lots of storage space. This boat is a load carrier. With wider hulls than a Tiki, her total usable space is much more than a T38. 4 water bladders, 4 solar panels, brand new rutland wind generator, 2000w inverter. Quick anchor winch. 1000w 4 stroke genset. Australian and Qld registration. Dinghy 3m polycore, 4hp ?2004 yamaha. Vessel is on hardstand, ready for antifoul. She has done Atlantic and Pacific...next?? Price $87500 AUD. Contact nws1@y7mail.com - reason for sale - I am repairing my cyclone damaged house, and simply do not have time for house and boat. This is NOT a distress sale - I would like to sell, but if that does not happen, I will get back to her as soon as I can - I know that I can never replace what I have.

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Permalink Reply by Neville Saunders on April 1, 2010 at 10:56pm

Charlie, where are you? I may be able to assist.

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Permalink Reply by Jairudy on May 11, 2011 at 4:42am

Hello,

Is your Narai still for sale? Looks like an Awesome boat, hope house is OK. Have you written about your sailing adventures? Was looking at James Wharram Designs - Boats for SaleThere is a Tangaroa MK4 for sale for $89,000 in Queensland. So is that a different boat? It was listed Dec 15, 2010! But I see there has been no activity in your discussion since April 2010.

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Permalink Reply by Neville Saunders on May 11, 2011 at 5:07am

Hi, I must have missed an ad, will search it and remove. Thank you for your interest and kind comments. I have sold, and believe me, I miss that boat deeply. The Tangaroa is a different boat, and close to $10000 more than I sold for (but there were those who wanted me to almost give her away). Nui was a good and fair buy. She was heading for the sunshine coast, and then out into the Pacific via NZ. The house is coming along - fortunately minor damage. I was in Cardwell today, had a drive around Port Hinchinbrook. So very sad to see broken boats and homes, and much of the rainforest bare. We are looking for the next boat..

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Permalink Reply by Bruce Williams on February 21, 2014 at 1:03am

Was this your boat? If so what model is it and what did you do differently to the coach top and rigging? I like the raised windows. Thanks in advance.