2025 for sale in Tairua Marina, New Zealand
Tairua Marina, New Zealand, New Zealand202519.2m
Asking PriceBroker
$550,000 NZD
+8 moreYear2025
Length19.2m4.2m beam
Draft11305m
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About this vessel
Launched in January 2025, this attractive Morgan 60 will delight and reward adventurous, technical, and "pure" sailors.
Design and Construction
With hull and decks strongly built in vacuum-bagged double-bias epoxy e-glass and Kevlar (designed under guidance from "High Modulus" of Team NZ and Volvo 60 fame), she features a retractable canting keel, foam-filled double-skin bottom sides, redundancy of all critical boat and navigation systems, lowerable mast, full beachability, well-insulated interior, and light-weight, requiring a manageable sail area.
Lone Wolf is designed and equipped as a safe, fast passage-making, adaptable expedition boat.
An extraordinary story of experience, innovation and attention to detail sits behind this magnificent vessel.
With her design commenced in the mid-1980's, a "proof of concept" 23ft scale model was first constructed, proving to be entirely successful. The designer and builder, local Nelson surgeon and experienced sailor Harvey Morgan had previously built the first NZ foam sandwich GRP vessel in the early 1970's—45ft Ngatahi is still being sailed in New Caledonia.
Lone Wolf's finishing work stagnated over the latter years due to Harvey's health issues, and she was sold "out of the shed" in 2024 upon his death. Her current owner has invested considerably in launching, rigging and completing her to a high standard. Commissioning is complete, however he now has an unfavourable diagnosis, and seeks market interest.
Equipment and Accommodation
Additional features include 4 cabins (3 x single, 1 x double); gimballed twin ovens with burners (white spirit and gas); saloon cabin heater; full electronics and navigation suite (including redundant systems); new Quantum headsails; commercial duty Mitsubishi diesel with 220A alternator; 650Ahr house batteries; 450W wind generator; 200W solar; extensive integrated multiple tankage; full safety gear requirements (in date); aft boarding platform.
Lone Wolf is currently berthed in Tairua Marina, with her pile mooring in a great location negotiable upon her sale.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2025
Dimensions
Length overall19.2m
Beam4.2m
Draft11305m
Features
On board
Retractable canting keel
Foam-filled double-skin bottom sides
Lowerable mast
Full beachability
Twin gimballed ovens with burners (white spirit and gas)
Saloon cabin heater
Quantum headsails
Mitsubishi diesel engine
220A alternator
650Ahr house batteries
450W wind generator
200W solar panels
Full navigation suite with redundant systems
Aft boarding platform
NZ Ship registration (NZ3388)
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