Doral 405 Mediterra
Salt Lake City, United States | 2007
Doral 405 Mediterra for charter
- 2 Guests
- 2 Cabins
General information
Brand
Doral
Model
Doral 405 Mediterra
Production
2007
Length
12,19 m / 39,99 ft
Beam
4,04 m / 13,25 ft
Draft
1,12 m / 3,67 ft
Weight
11,36 tonne / 0,00 sh cwt
Fuel
1 112 liters
Fresh water
303 liters
Location
United States, Salt Lake City
Cruising speed
23,00 kn
Max speed
33,00 kn
Material
Fiberglass
Categories
Open yacht cruise
Passengers
2
Cabin
2
Bed
4
Description
- PRICE JUST REDUCED TO $169,900 (FIRM)!!
- Twin Volvo Penta diesel IPS500 pod drive engines w/Joystick, aprx 1000 hours
- 2012 Metal Craft 4-axle gooseneck trailer w/side guides & custom rims
- (8) Batteries
- Halon
- Racor fuel filters
- (2) Battery chargers
- Shorepower (50amp 250v)
- Trim tabs
- Hardtop w/enclosure (missing 1 piece)
- Electric windlass
- Multi-position bow sun pads
- Kohler 5kw generator w/aprx 1074 hours
- Air conditioning w/reverse heat
- Central vacuum
- Inverter (1500watt)
- Hot water heater
- City water
- Cockpit covers
- Walk-thru windshield
- VHF radio
- (2) CD stereos
- Raymarine Autohelm Series
- (2) Raymarine E120’s (one not working)
- Samsung 23” LCD TV in salon
- (2) DVD players
- Sharp Aquos 13” LCD TV in master stateroom
- Sharp TV in mid cabin
- Cockpit table
- Cockpit fridge & sink
- Cockpit electric BBQ grill
- Cabin headroom: 6’10”
- Makore wood interior
- Master stateroom w/queen island bed & hard door
- Mid cabin w/twin berth & hard door
- Corian counter tops
- Convertible dinette
- (2) Heads w/showers/sinks (1 shower is separate)
- Galley refrigerator & freezer
- Electric cooktop 2-burner stove
- Microwave
- Galley stainless steel sink
- Galley in-floor storage
- Double centerline transom door
- Transom shower
- (2) Large transom lockers
- (2) Recessed storage lockers in swim deck
- Extended swim deck w/ladder
- Bottom paint
- Net weight of the boat only: 25,000 lbs.
- Beam: 13'3
- LOA: 47’5”
- Max draft: 3’8”
- 294-Gallon fuel capacity
- 80-Gallon fresh water
- 33-Gallon holding tank
Source
- www.boattrader.com (9/3/21)
