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Our rescue boats serve us well but due to the nature of our work, in extreme conditions, they reach a retirement age for rescue service; but they are still good for recreational use.We are currently selling three of our much loved Surf 420s. They have served us well and saved many lives.'Walvan Rescuer' with a 50HP Yamaha for R25 000. She is in good working order. Her trailer is still in excellent condition so that is not part of the sale.'Caltex Rescuer' also with a 50HP Yamaha and no trailer for R25 000.'Le Jenmar' with a 40HP Yamaha and no trailer for R25 000.We also have 2 x 115Hp Honda outboard motors complete with controls, wiring looms, propellers and gauges. Price of R160 000 is subject to negotiation. Approximately 450 hours running time, in excellent condition and fully serviced.For enquiries or to view, please contact Graeme Harding on 083 324 6558Hondas 2 x 115Hp Honda outboard motors. R160 000 +- 450 hours Gemini 420 Walvan 'Walvan Rescuer' with 50hp Yamaha, R25 000 (no trailer)
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