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Dulcinea

SPECIFICATIONS

Current Price	uS$ 47,500
Vessel Type	Trawlers
Builder	Willard
Year	1972
Location	Brielle, New Jersey, United States
Hull Material	Fiberglass
LOA	30 feet
Beam	10 feet
Engine Manufacturer	Cummins
Engine Model	4B3.3
Engine Count	1
Engine Year	2017
Fuel
Max Speed	6 knots

Trawlers Dulcinea

Welcome aboard Dulcinea, a well-cared for Willard 30 Vega Searcher. She is a full displacement, exceptionally seaworthy vessel.

Dulcinea sips diesel from her twin 50-gallon tanks using about 1 gph at her cruise speed of 6 knots. This is achieved at 1900 RPM on her recently installed Cummins 65HP engine. Her engine room is spotless and has extremely easy access for servicing. A most recent upgrade is the installation of a Balmar high output alternator to keep her new AGM battery bank fully charged.

Dulcinea will offer the cruising couple all that is needed to cruise the coast comfortably and safely using her newly installed Garmin electronics including chart plotter, radar, and autopilot.

Dulcinea shows pride of ownership throughout. From the fresh painted hull to all the new windows, interior and exterior soft goods, flooring covers, (all custom made from Gioia Sails), newer complete vacu-flush head system, she checks all the boxes to enter the world of trawler cruising for a fraction of the cost.

In short, this vessel is DEFINITELY worth a look. She will not disappoint.

Yacht Access is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Curtis Stokes & Associates. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

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