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1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl Sold Boat in Manchester, MA US
Built in 1956
Fractional Rig Yawl
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39 feet
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Wooden
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 1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $115,000 | $114,000 | $105,000 | $99,000 |
| Location | Manchester | South Yarmouth | Chatham | Gloucester |
| Nominal Length | 39' | 37' | 43' | 42' |
| Beam | 10' | - | - | - |
| Draft | 5' | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Yanmar | Volvo | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | - | 40 hp | 55 hp | 56 hp |
| Days on Market | 3614 | 18 | 38 | 161 |
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10/24/19 massive price reduction to $115,000
A timeless Concordia built in 1956 and on just her third long term and loving owner, RAKA has been both extensively cruised and day sailed, once again proving the quality and versatility of these exquisite vessels. Under current ownership she has been completely rebuilt with new plank keel, new deadwood, new stern post, all new laminated frames through the mid-body, new keel bolts, mostly new floor timbers, new cockpit, new teak decks.
Please read the full specs for details. All of this work has been carefully documented before, during and after the work by well known surveyor Paul Haley who is particularly respected for his wood boat surveys.
10/24/19 massive price reduction to $115,000
A timeless Concordia built in 1956 and on just her third long term and loving owner, RAKA has been both extensively cruised and day sailed, once again proving the quality and versatility of these exquisite vessels. Under current ownership she has been completely rebuilt with new plank keel, new deadwood, new stern post, all new laminated frames through the mid-body, new keel bolts, mostly new floor timbers, new cockpit, new teak decks.
Please read the full specs for details. All of this work has been carefully documented before, during and after the work by well known surveyor Paul Haley who is particularly respected for his wood boat surveys.
Overview from around the web 1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl
Customers praise the 1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl for its timeless design and exceptional craftsmanship
Many highlight its sturdy construction and classic lines, which offer both elegance and reliable performance on the water. Owners appreciate the yawl rig configuration for providing versatile sail handling and balanced sailing characteristics, making it a joy to sail in various wind conditions. The spacious cockpit and well-thought-out deck layout receive positive remarks for comfort and functionality during extended cruises. Overall, sailors commend the 1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl as a beautifully maintained classic that combines vintage charm with dependable sailing capabilities.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl is a classic sailing vessel known for its timeless design and solid craftsmanship. Here are some of the pros and cons of this iconic boat:
Pros
Elegant Design: The Concordia Yawl features a graceful, traditional hull shape and beautifully crafted wooden finishes, making it a standout classic on the water.
Fractional Rig: The fractional rig setup offers easier sail handling and better balance, especially in varying wind conditions, providing a more responsive sailing experience.
Yawl Configuration: The addition of a mizzen sail behind the mainmast allows for improved maneuverability and sail plan versatility, which can be advantageous during long passages or heavy weather.
Seaworthiness: Built with solid construction and attention to detail, this yawl is known for its stability and ability to handle offshore conditions with confidence.
Timeless Appeal: Owning a Concordia is not just about sailing; it’s about possessing a piece of sailing history that retains value and charm over the years.
Cons
Maintenance Intensive: As a classic wooden boat, the Concordia requires regular upkeep, including varnishing, painting, and structural inspections, which can be time-consuming and costly.
Limited Interior Space: Compared to modern yachts of similar length, the interior accommodations are relatively modest, with less room for crew and gear.
Performance: While seaworthy, the design prioritizes comfort and classic aesthetics over outright speed, so it may not satisfy those seeking high-performance racing capabilities.
Complex Rigging: The fractional yawl rig, while versatile, can be more complex to manage than simpler sloop rigs, especially for less experienced sailors.
Availability of Parts: Given its age and unique design, sourcing replacement parts or specialized maintenance expertise can sometimes be a challenge.
Made For
The 1956 Concordia Fractional Rig Yawl is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic craftsmanship and timeless design. Ideal for experienced sailors seeking a reliable and elegant vessel, this yawl offers a perfect blend of performance and tradition. Whether used for leisurely coastal cruising or spirited day sailing, it suits those who value quality, heritage, and the joy of handling a beautifully crafted sailboat.
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