Ranger 40 Flybridge Just Listed

This classic 1984 Ranger 40 Flybridge Cruiser combines displacement lines with spacious, comfortable accommodation, perfect for extended coastal cruising, entertaining family and friends, or some offshore fishing.
Mechanically, she is exceptionally well-maintained, powered by twin Volvo Penta TAMD60C Diesel Engines that underwent a full removal reconditioning by DAMET in 2012. The Shaft Seals were replaced in 2024 and the Engine Cooling System flushed with new Anodes and Gaskets & Impellers in August 2025. Electronics are modern, including New Garmin systems inclusive of Navionics installed in 2023 and serviced Autopilot in 2024 along with the onboard Electrical Systems undergoing an extensive re-wire in 2013. Structurally sound Aranui is a go, ready-to-use popular Ranger 40 although would benefit from some cosmetic refreshing. Heading Below deck, the large V-berth features an Island Bed with a walk-through ensuite, while the port side offers a Double Bunk cabin and the Saloon contains a Double Pull-out Bed. The Saloon is bright, airy, and spacious, with large windows, and features upgraded modern bench tops and Saloon table. The Galley is generous with a gas oven, refrigeration and ample storage spaces. On the Flybridge Helm there is excellent visibility, plus a second Helm Station in the Saloon, with a sliding door accessing walk-around decks making handling and docking safe and easy.
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