Tera 4 T9 Prime (2017) for sale in Contact De Valk Monnickendam B.V., Germany

£66,444 GBP
Listed price €79,500 EUR
Tax Not paid / ExcludedGet a foreign exchange quote

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The Tera 4 T9 Prime, for sale through De Valk Monnickendam B.V. in Germany, is a versatile aluminium quadrimaran built in 2017. This vessel, measuring 9.20 metres in length with a 4.20-metre beam, can accommodate up to 25 people and is ideal for various applications such as passenger transport, watertaxi, ferry service, tender operations, or sightseeing tours. Its design is inclusive, providing accessibility for disabled persons. Powered by two 50 hp Mercury outboard motors, it offers a cruising speed of 8 knots and can reach a maximum speed of 14 knots. With two substantial 250-litre fuel tanks, extended journeys are feasible.

General information

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Make/model

Tera 4 T9 Prime

Category

Used power boat for sale

Price

£66,444 GBP | Listed price €79,500 EURGet a foreign exchange quote

Tax / VAT status

Not paid / Excluded

Year

2017

Length overall

9.20 metres

Beam

4.20 metres

Draft

0.40 metres

Displacement

4,500 kg

Hull

aluminium

Location

Contact De Valk Monnickendam B.V., Germany

About this Tera 4 T9 Prime

English

This unique aluminium "quadrimaran" is suitable for up to 25 persons and can be used in many ways. For example, passenger transport, watertaxi, (bicycle) ferry, tender or round trips. The vessel is also accessible for disabled persons. The two powerful Mercury outboard motors of 50 hp each provide a nice cruising speed of 8 knots with a maximum of 14. The two large fuel tanks of 250 litres also make longer distances possible. Have you become enthusiastic? We will be pleased to help you!

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Propulsion

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Engine

2 x Mercury

Engine hours

774

Fuel

Petrol/Gasoline

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