130' Pacific Boats 130 Monarch 1971

Accommodations

Number of single berths: 40
Number of cabins: 28
Number of heads: 30

Electronics

VHF
Compass
Log-speedometer
Plotter
Repeater(s)
GPS
Depthsounder
Computer
Autopilot
Navigation center
Radio
TV set
Radar
CD player
Cockpit speakers
DVD player
Radar Detector

Inside Equipment

Electric head
Air compressor
Fresh water maker
Air conditioning
Microwave oven
Sea water pump
Battery charger
Deep freezer
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Bow thruster
Electric bilge pump
Hot water
Oven
Refrigerator
Manual bilge pump

Electrical Equipment

Generator
Inverter
Shore power inlet
Electrical Circuit: 110V

Outside Equipment/Extras

Swimming ladder
Cockpit cushions
Liferaft
Gangway
Teak cockpit
Teak sidedecks
Cockpit shower
Radar reflector
Tender
Cockpit table
Davits
Hydraulic windlass

Covers

Bimini Top

Pacific Monarch

Condition

 Fully Remodelled 2011-2013

Length: 130 feet

Operations Base

La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico

Flag Mexican

Passengers 40 night /130 day

Crew Up to 20

Builder Blount Boats, Warren RI, USA

Year 1971, remodeled 2013

Construction Steel

IMO Number 8963739

Gross Ton. 99 GRT / 336 GT ITC

Net Ton. 74 NRT / 101 NT ITC

Propulsion 2 Detroit Diesel/Allison 340 hp cu total 680 hp

Cruise Speed 9kts

Fuel Consumption at Cruise 34 gal/hr

Generators 2 Detroit Diesel, 1 Mitsubishi 100 kW cu

Fuel Capacity 3000 gal

Autonomy 1000 nm

Last USCG Inspection (USA) December 2010

Last DGMM Inspection (MEX) December 2013

Last Dry-dock (MEX Navy)! ! September 2012

Cabins 28 with private W.C.

Kayaks 20 Malibu Two

Navegation Equipment Maritime Compass, 2 Foruno Radars (200 mn), 2 Garmin GPS, 1 sonar, 1 anemometer

Communication Equipment

2 short wave radios, 1 Iridium Satellite Phone

Emergency Equipment

Complete evacuación, Complete First Aid, EPIRB, 2 radiobeacons, Burn Kit, Trauma Kit, Phillips

Defribilator, Inmobilization Equipment

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.