1986 Farr 1020

The Farr 1020 is a 34-foot fiberglass cruiser-racer designed by Bruce Farr in the early 1980s and built by Sea Nymph Boats. It represents one of New Zealand's most successful one-design keelboat classes and is recognized as a National Keelboat class there. The design combines strong racing performance with comfortable cruising capability, known for stiffness and ease of handling across a range of conditions.

This boat is equipped with a Volvo Penta diesel engine of 19 horsepower and comes fully outfitted for both round-the-buoys racing and bay racing. The interior provides comfortable accommodation suitable for cruising, with a galley and multiple berths for family use.

The boat is well maintained and ready for active use, whether for competitive sailing or extended cruising.