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James Dalzell from The Nautical Group luxury yacht brokers has announced the group will represent premium American centre-console luxury sportfishing boatbuilder HCB Yachts in New Zealand.

HCB builds a range of high-end, outboard-powered centre-console craft up to 65 feet in length (19.8m) with super-luxurious interiors and a variety of cabin configurations and flybridge options, depending on the model.

Power options range from triple 300hp Mercury or Yamaha outboards, or twin 600hp V12 Mercurys, for the smallest 39-foot (11.9m) Speciale models, right up to five or six Mercury 600hp V12 outboards, or five Yamaha 450 V8s, for the flagship 65-foot Estrella range.

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Dalzell is planning to visit the factory later this year and is looking for expressions of interest from New Zealand customers. He already has
a potential customer based here.


www.thenauticalgroup.co.nz 

www.hcbyachts.com

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