1974 Zwemmer Kruiser GSAK Amsterdam Movie: https:www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fanKKs_kho&t=68s

Lengte: 8,75m
Width: 2,8m
Depth: 0,8m
Weight: 7000kg
Engine: 50pk Mercedes, 150 liter diesel
200 l Fresh water tank

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and embrace the tranquil embrace of the water with our exquisite motorboat docked in the charming Harbour of Nauticadam Twellegae in Amsterdam.

Imagine waking up to the gentle lull of the waves, serenaded by the cheerful melodies of birdsong. This cozy motorboat offers a snug haven for up to four people, complete with a charming kitchenette, electric heater, dining table, plush sofa, and a sun-drenched sundeck perfect for lazy afternoons.

But that's not all! This vessel isn't just for lounging around — it's also equipped for adventure. With its sturdy Mercedes 50PK 4-cylinder engine, this boat is ready to whisk you away on thrilling aquatic escapades. And with not one, but two steering wheels (both inside and outside), you can navigate with ease, rain or shine.

What sets our boat apart is not just its comfort and performance, but also its good maintenance history. Rest assured, this vessel has been lovingly cared for, with the underwater part receiving its last treatment in 2023. So you can embark on your aquatic adventures with confidence, knowing that your vessel is in top-notch condition.

Whether you're a water enthusiast seeking a serene retreat or a city dweller craving a slice of waterfront paradise, look no further. Your dreamboat awaits, promising endless adventures and unforgettable memories on the shimmering waters of Amsterdam. -------  For a full picture, the boat needs some love: The hull and engine are in good shape, but the boat does need some love. The paintwork, underside (antifouling), window seals, freshwater pump, and one window need attention.
That’s why the price has been reduced from €17,000 to €8,000.
The engine is a solid Mercedes engine but could use a service. It sometimes takes a bit of effort to start, but once running, it works well—a mechanic should have a look at it.
As for headroom, I’m 1.78 m and comfortably lived aboard, but if you’re taller than 1.85 m, you might find it a bit low inside.
It’s been a wonderful boat, and I’ve had a great time with it—just don’t have the time right now to give it the maintenance it deserves.