At the tip of the North Sea lies a body of water connecting the countries of Norway, Finland and Denmark, called Skagerrak. Up in Norway lies the shipyard in Nesoya. The first shipyards originated from wood processing towns. In Norway, the first large commercial ships have been built since 1600. Ferries and warships and their repairs made these shipyards the most important in Northern Europe around 1930. Ramin is the more Norwegian name for the Skagerrak. In guilders, this boat was sold for Fl. 208,000.00 and the engine was Fl. 11,500.00. The Skagerrak 900s is one of the safest boats in its class. An ideal combination of exceptional quality, craftsmanship, seaworthiness and luxury. The interior is made of teak wood and the finish is of very high quality. No compromises have been made on quality, design and finish. The ship sails effortlessly and has perfect handling characteristics. The boat has just been polished and is stored indoors. New antifouling has now also been applied. The bilge is clean and dry.
The children are offering this Norwegian Cruiser including an existing survey report. This boat is very well documented and all documents are present, including electrical diagrams and all maintenance invoices. Call for a viewing with Pieter Pepping, your yacht broker from White Whale Yachtbrokers 0653345219 or email [email protected]
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