1992 Hallberg-Rassy 45

This 1992 Hallberg-Rassy 45 is a three-cabin cruising yacht built from fiberglass by the renowned Swedish shipyard. The 45 was the first design Germán Frers created for Hallberg-Rassy and earned recognition for its strong sailing characteristics. The boat measures 46 feet in length with a 14-foot beam and is powered by a 94-horsepower Volvo-Penta diesel engine.

The layout includes three cabins and two heads, each with a separate shower enclosure. The accommodation is organized for extended offshore cruising with comprehensive equipment throughout. On deck, the boat features a manual roller mast with vertically battened mainsail, electric roller furling for the genoa, removable cutter stay, bow thruster, and a swim platform.

Navigation and vessel management systems are fully installed, including two chart plotters, radar, and autopilot. The boat is configured and rigged as a fully equipped oceangoing yacht, ready for serious sailing and long-distance cruising.