Vacancies
Would you like to:
- Be self-employed with the support of New Zealand's largest Marine brokerage?
- Follow a proven marine brokerage business system?
What you will need to be a successful Marine Broker:
- Self discipline, self motivation, Honesty
- Ability to communicate and establish rapport
- Negotiation skills
- Self-confidence to work successfully while unsupervised
- A keen interest in all things boating.
If this sounds like you please contact:
Broker Vacancy - Gulf Harbour Branch
- Be self-employed with the support of New Zealand's largest Marine brokerage
- Follow a proven marine brokerage business system
What you will need to be a successful Marine Broker:
- Self discipline, self motivation, Honesty
- Ability to communicate and establish rapport
- Negotiation skills
- Self-confidence to work successfully while unsupervised
- A keen interest in all things boating.
If this sounds like you please contact: Neil Cameron 027 493 4953
Recent Listings
2004 Privilege 435. Price=NZ$450,000
2004 Privilege 435, twin keel catamaran, 4 double cabins, twin Volvos. Electronics include VHF, SSB, radar, GPS/plotter, autopilot, AIS and CD player. Solar panel, battery charger, EPIRB, fridge and freezer, new gas oven, dinghy and outboard, life raft, 35l 12v desalination plant, diesel heater, davits - manual boat crane. Great offshore cruiser and/or live-aboard. More details and photos to ...Read More
2008 Selene 40. Price=NZ$695,000
Classic trawler lines with a high quality build and excellent level of maintenance are features of this comfortable short or long range cruiser. Powered by a Cummins QSB 5.9 litre 230hp diesel, having done 1520 hours, with bow and stern thrusters. 6kw Genset done 1038 hours and 3kw inverter, 600ah house batteries, 300lph watermaker with UV sanitizer, 800 litres water, 360 litres black water tank. ...Read More
1982 Cavalier 39. Price=NZ$42,000
Launched approximately 1982, built by Salthouse Marine. GRP hull and part decks, GOP cockpit and raised saloon. Powered by a 50hp Yanmar, 4187 hours on the clock. Masthead rig, roller furling headsail and slab reefing main. Comfortably sleeps 5 with a v-berth in the bow and a single berth over the top, the dinette converts to a double. The galley runs down the starboard side of the saloon wit...Read More
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