1984 Hatteras Convertible “POINT BLANK”

1984 Hatteras 46 Convertible

Overview
This 1984 Hatteras 46 Convertible is a solid, mechanically updated example of one of Hatteras’ most respected hulls. She has received significant investment in critical systems—including over $50K in mechanical and safety upgrades—making her a strong value for anyone seeking a dependable sportfish or cruising platform. She is not represented as a fully restored classic, but as a well-improved, turnkey vessel priced accordingly.

Key Features
All major through-hulls replaced or professionally rebuilt
Dripless shaft seals installed
Rudder ports and rudder through-hulls fully replaced
Hydraulic steering ram rebuilt
High-water alarms added throughout the vessel
$15,000 lithium-ion house battery system
4kW inverter
Solar panels and accessories included (not yet installed)
Capable of ~48 hours at anchor without running the generator
Multiple electronics upgrades (details onboard)
Mechanical & Safety Upgrades
Extensive mechanical work was completed upon the owner’s purchase, focusing on reliability and offshore peace of mind:
Complete through-hull replacement/refurbishment
New dripless seals
Full rebuild of rudder system components
Rebuilt hydraulic steering ram
Updated high-water alarm system
These upgrades reflect meaningful investment in safety—work that any qualified surveyor will immediately appreciate.
Note: The fire suppression system was the only item not completed and will require servicing or replacement.
Electrical System
A major standout on this vessel is her modernized electrical system:
Lithium-ion house system (approx. $15K investment)
4kW inverter
Solar panels and hardware onboard for installation
Designed for quiet anchoring and extended generator-free operation
The system allows for roughly 48 hours of energy autonomy without running the generator.
Electronics
The boat has received several electronics upgrades over the years, enhancing navigation and onboard systems. Specific model details can be reviewed during onboard inspection.
Condition
Cosmetic areas show the expected age-related wear for a 1984 Hatteras—including some exterior chalk—but the vessel shines where it matters: structure, mechanicals, and safety systems. She is priced well under comparable 46Cs and represents an outstanding value for anyone seeking a classic Hatteras with major upgrades already completed.

This Hatteras 46 Convertible is a dependable, well-improved classic with serious investments already made in the systems that matter most offshore. For buyers seeking a functional, ocean-ready convertible—without the premium price tag—this vessel is absolutely worth a look.