2003 Seamaster 1050, USD 95 000

Boat Overview
Built in New Zealand, the 34' 2003 Seamaster Marine 1050 'Bateau Godot' offers a seamless blend of pleasure and rugged seaworthiness, ideal for Caribbean conditions. With an aluminum hull, shallow draft, and propelled by a Hamilton Jet outdrive and turbocharged 500 hp Yanmar diesel engine, it achieves tight turns and speeds up to 35 knots.

Accommodation

V-berth with upholstered inset
Dining table seats 4 - 6
Elevated lookout bench across from pilot station
Galley sink
Formica Counter Top
Refrigerator
RINNAI, 2-burner stainless steel stove with oven
Separate head located outside main cabin
Automatic "airline" toilet
Raritan waste sterilizer
Bathroom vanity
Shower


Description
This 34' 2003 Seamaster Marine 1050 'Bateau Godot' was built in New Zealand and is meticulously designed to offer a seamless blend of pleasure and rugged seaworthiness, tailored for Caribbean conditions. Boasting an aluminum hull, shallow draft, and propelled by a Hamilton Jet outdrive and turbocharged 500 hp Yanmar diesel engine. Enabling tight turns and quick plaining to 25 knots, and a top speed of over 35 knots. No props or rudders so nothing to worry about when navigating through shallow reefs or around swimmers and you can beach this vessel without a worry!
Dual helms offer you the comfort of piloting the vessel out of the elements in the wheelhouse or up on the flybridge in the breeze and in the shade of the canopy with elevated 360-degree views. It delivers proven performance and stability, accommodating 6+ adults on the upper deck, with additional comfortable seating for 6-8 adults on the main deck or in the cabin.
Creature comforts include a v-berth with an upholstered inset, a dining table for up to 6, an elevated bench across from the main pilot station, and a galley with a freshwater sink, refrigerator, and propane stove. The head, located for privacy outside the cabin, features an "airline" button-operated commode with an environmentally friendly Raritan waste sterilizer, an integrated shower, washbasin, and mirror.
Custom-built in New Zealand, similar spec vessels are being sold at twice the asking price of this boat, plus various significant upgrades, shipping costs, and duties to get it here to the Caribbean. The hull is designed to facilitate global shipment on a 40-foot flat rack container, with the original delivery from New Zealand to Sint Maarten.
Her commercial grade aluminum hull will certainly outlive us and continue to perform long after her competition. She has been used for many search and rescue missions, seen thousands of pounds of game fish on her deck, whale watching, dive trips and commuting between islands safely and out of the elements. The applications for this vessel are endless!
The sellers are reluctant to sell their beloved 'Bateau Godot' but know it is time to pass her on to new owners to carry on her adventures. She is exactly as seen in the photos of the vessel on the hard seen in this listing and can be easily commissioned for sea trial for a serious buyer. The vessel is located in Anguilla and delivery can be negotiated.

Deck & Hull Equipment

Flybridge with Second Helm Station
3x2 Seats on Flying Bridge w/ Storage; also 2 Storage Locker
Flying Bridge Awning
Aft Deck Overhang
Deck Light
Walk through Transom with Slide-in Door Slats
Maxwell Freedom W 12V electrical windlass
Claw Style Bruce Anchor w/ Approx. 100’ of Chain & 250’ of 8 strand rode
Oversize, Self- Draining Locker
Spare aluminum fluke anchor w/ Approx. 150’ of rode
(2) “Johnson” diaphragm type 2200 bilge pump (one amidship, one in engine room)
Double action manual bilge pump
(4) Fishing Rod Holders
(2) Awning Holsters
Cushion for top of engine hatch
Fresh Water washdown hose in cockpit
Large swim/ boarding platform
Swim ladder


Electrical Equipment

House Batteries: (1) Type 4D 12V acid battery and (1) group 27 12 V battery
Engine Battery: (1) type 4D 12V acid battery
Parallel Switch
12V labeled circuit breaker panels
Analogic Voltmeter
55 Amp alternator on Motor
AIMS Power Inverter
Zinc anodes are bolted to both hull and jet propulsion system


Navigational Electronics

Magnetic Compass
SIMRAD NSS7 GPS and chart plotter
SIMRAD EQ33 Depth sounder & Sonar
Standard Horizon Eclipse VHF Radio
Through Hull 1000W Transducer
Navigation lights and steaming light


Mechanical Equipment

Yanmar 6CXM-GTE2 500HP turbo-charged 6 cylinders diesel engine
292 Hamilton Jet Drive
Automated Hamilton Jet "rake" has been retrofitted to clear seaweed while underway
Racor Fuel Filter
Hydraulic Steering (2 Pilot Stations)


Safety Equipment

Hand Rails Throughout
Emergency Parts Kit e.g. Injectors, Impellers, Fuel Primer, etc.
Ditch Bag
First Aid Kit
Binoculars
Manual Bilge Pump
(10) PFD - lifejackets
Horseshoe buoy
Foghorn
Flare gun


Fire Extinguishers

15kg BC CO2 fixed fire extinguisher in the engine room
4 kg CO2
(2) ABC powder fire extinguisher in saloon


Disclaimer
The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.