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COMING SOON: White Pointer 795 SC – built to turn heads and handle anything
White Pointer Boats is closing in on completion of its next big thing – the much-anticipated 795 SC (Sportcruiser).
COMING SOON: White Pointer 795 SC – built to turn heads and handle anything
White Pointer Boats is closing in on completion of its next big thing – the much-anticipated 795 SC (Sportcruiser).
BOAT REVIEW
White Pointer boats celebrates 30 Years with Anniversary Fishing Competition
To honour its impressive 30th Anniversary milestone, White Pointer Boats hosted a fishing competitio...
BOAT REVIEW
Just Out! The White Pointer 745 Sports Cruiser
Celebrating 30 years in the boating industry, White Pointer Boats has launched the all-new 745 Sport...
BOAT REVIEW
White Pointer 970 Pro Sportsman
Dipudo Patrol has already left these shores for the northern Philippines, where she’ll join a small...
Length Over All (M):
9.7
Construction:
Aluminium
BOAT REVIEW
White Pointer 1050 Custom
The new White Pointer 1050 Custom Oona is the first vessel Honda Marine New Zealand has fitted with ...
Horsepower (HP):
750
Displacement (M):
7300
Length Over All (M):
10.5
Construction:
Aluminium
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1975 Alan Mummery Ketch
The 1975 Alan Mummery Ketch is a classic, craftsman-built 12.2m (40-foot) timber cruising yacht with a robust three-skin kauri hull and centre cockpit layout.
1946 Jack Guard 35
Step aboard Gipsy and step into a living legacy. At 35 feet, built from heart kauri in 1946, this classic launch isn’t just another pretty hull – she’s a rare survivor from a golden era of Kiwi boatbuilding, and a direct link to one of New Zealand’s most storied maritime families.