Capelli Tempest W900 - Perfect Day Boat

2012 Capelli 900 WA Year: 2011 Make: Capelli Model: 900WA Body: Runabout Hull Material: Fibreglass Capacity: 18 Colour: White Engine: Twin Suzuki DF250 Engine Model: DF250 Engine no: 25003F-110318, 25003Z-110052 Engine Hours Indicating: Vendor advises: 180 hrs Vessel length: Vendor advises: 9.5 meters Description: Spare engine service kits, Orca Hypalon tubes in excellent condition, no patches, no leaks, Lowrance Chart plotter, Fusion stereo, Marine toilet, Front Vee berth, Refrigerator, Deck shower and Sink, Electric windlass, Sundeck, Shore power, Stainless T Top and rear shade cover, Stainless steel Targa arch Ski tow point, Flexiteek decking, Safety equipment, Stern ladder. Walkaround / Centre Cabin Boat Type Fibreglass Hull Material 31.2 ft (9.5 m) Mono Hull This Capelli 900 WA has been maintained by a professional crew to the highest possible standards. It was retubed approximately 4 years ago (2019), and the entire vessel presents in excellent condition. The motors have been recently serviced and have less than 170 hours. The hull is freshly anti fouled. The vessel presents in turn key condition ready for immediate delivery and we can assist with delivery anywhere in Australia. The boat is fitted with the following features: Twin Suzuki DF250's Spare engine service kits Lowrance Chartplotter Fusion stereo Marine toilet Refrigerator Deck shower and sink Electric windlass Sundeck Shore power Stainless T Top and rear shade cover Stainless steel Targa arch Ski tow point Flexiteek decking Safety equipment Stern ladder

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