Boats for sale1983 Hartley RORC 39

1983 Hartley RORC 39 – For sale

DESIGNER:
HARTLEY
TYPE:
Sail
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
27297
DATE LISTED
2026-10-18 03:21:26
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
1983
BRAND
HARTLEY
MODEL
1983 Hartley RORC 39
PRICE
NZD
$
60000
LOCATION
Auckland
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
12
HULL TYPE
monohull
FUEL CAPACITY (L)
125
  CONTACT
BROKER
Parker Marine Brokers
Parker Marine Group
Mobile:
0274393150
Email:
orconrad@parkermarinegroup.co.nz

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Koraunui brings together Richard Hartley’s classic sailing lines, a 12-metre hull, seven berths and an asking price of $60,000. Why Koraunui deserves a closer look

Koraunui brings together Richard Hartley’s classic sailing lines, a 12-metre hull, seven berths and an asking price of $60,000. Her ferrocement construction deserves informed consideration, particularly alongside her recorded build inspection and the inspection reports available for review.

Construction records that help buyers make an informed decision

The supplied vessel particulars record that Koraunui’s hull was built under MOT Marine Division inspection, Certificate 21/3/758. Inspection reports from 2021 and 2024 are available, together with original design plans and build-related records. These documents provide a valuable starting point for assessing this individual yacht’s construction and history.

Classic sailing with modern equipment

Her specifications include a 42hp Mercedes-Benz diesel, roller-furling genoa, cockpit-trimmed mainsail, 300W solar panels, a 200Ah lithium house bank and Victron charging equipment. Seven berths, generous centreline headroom and a timber saloon table create an inviting setting for time aboard. Contact Conrad Pieterse on 027 439 3150 orconrad@parkermarinegroup.co.nz

1983 Hartley RORC 39

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