Overview

Respected choice of cruising sailors, this Morgan 384 had been equipped with all the proper gear for cruising and live aboard. After purchase in 2002, the owners cruised her for a couple of years, and brought her back to St. Petersburg where she now awaits a new owner.

All external teak stripped and redone in April 2006.

Check her out; this is a boat that will serve you well. Buyer has first option on the slip at St. Petersburg Municipal Marina

Descriptions

Dimensions
Ballast: 6600
Displacement: 17,000

Engines
Total Power: 50
Cruising Speed: 5.5
Max Speed: 7

Tanks
Fuel: 40
Fresh Water: 90
Holding: 15

Accommodations
Below decks you are impressed with the beauty of the teak cabinetry and joinery throughout the boat. You also immediately notice the extensive storage, very much a benefit for cruising.

The forward cabin has a V-berth with storage and water tank under;teak cabinets port/starboard above the berth. Overhead hatch. Forward rope locker. Double louvered doors to a large hanging locker with a counter above is to starboard opposite the door from the forward cabin to the head.

The head has an additional door for direct access from the main salon. A separate shower stall, vanity, sink, marine head and storage.

The main salon has a 6'6" settee with lee cloth to starboard with two cabinets and three drawers above and storage outboard. This custom cabinetry also houses a TV/ Stereo. Foreward of this settee, a storage cabinet with counter top provides an "end table" facility. A Force 10 heater is mounted on the bulkhead.

A set of shelves is mounted to the exterior of the centerline bulkhead of the head, opposite the hanging locker.

The L-shaped settee to port converts to a large berth with lee cloth. Two cabinets and open storage shelf are above the settee. The centerline double drop leaf table provides seating on one or both sides. Storage bins and fuel tank below the port settee.

The nav station is forward facing, aft of the starboard settee. Large chart table with storage tray, instruments mounted, three drawers and storage locker, electrical panels.

A spacious quarter berth is aft of the nav station.

Opposite the nav station, the galley has double ss sinks on the centerline, ample counter space, refrigerated box, propane stove and lots of storage.

Teak and holly cabin sole; navy blue upholstery in very good condition.




Galley & Head

• GALLEY
• Double stainless steel sinks with teak cutting board
• Hot & cold pressure water
• Force 10 two burner propane stove w/oven
• Propane monitor control
• Manual fresh and salt water faucets
• NOVA KOOL 12v refrigeration
• Overhead glass storage
• Ample storage cabinets
• Storage below sinks
• Built in waste basket
• HEAD
• Marine head
• Holding tank, Y valve
• Separate shower stall
• Shower sump and pump
• Vanity w/ss sink
• Hot & cold pressure water

Electronics

• Fureno 1720, 16 mi Radar
• ICOM M710 SSB
• Autohelm chartplotter w/CMaps
• Datamarine Speed/Depth/ Wind
• Autohelm 4000
• ARC 406 Epirb
• 5" Illuminated Danforth Compass
• Jensen AM/FM/ cassette/cd stereo
• 9" RCA color TV
• Magnovox VCR
• Speakers in salon and cockpit

Electrical

• Four Trojan T60 deep cycle 6v battweries , new'03
• One 12v Group 24 starting battery
• 110v, 30 amp AC shore power w/ outlets
• Two 50' shore power cords
• Statpower Truecharger 20 battery charger
• Aerogen wind generator, new 2000
• One 4-way selector switch
• Link 10 monitor
• Standard navigation lights
• Circuit breaker protection in panels
• Digital d/c volt meters and ammeters

Deck and Hull Equipment
Exterior teak stripped and redone with Cetol in April 2006

Molded, cored laminate of fiberglass reinforced plastic hull, deck and cabin house. Anti-skid decking

Skeg hung rudder with lower gudgeon fitting.

Modified fin keel, internally ballasted Avon 280 Rollaway Dink Nissan 5hp outboard - new 2001

• Bow and stern rails
• Double lifelines w/ port and starboard boarding gates
• Stainless steel side mount ladder
• Four dorades w/ chrome cowls
• Dodger
• Bimini w/ connector
• Mainsail cover
• Deck awning
• Cockpit table
• Jack lines
• Cockpit cushions
• Salt water wash down system
• Search light
• Life jackets
• Magma propane grill
• Outboard motor stern rail mount
• Dingy davits
• Stainless steel bow sprit
• 35# CQR with chain and nylon rode
• 20H Danforth w/chain and nylon rode
• Simpson Lawrence 12v vertical windlass with chain gypsy and rope drum
• Switlik 6 person canister lifeboat
• MOM 8
• Docklines
• Fenders
• Emergency tiller
• Masthead Tri-Color w/strobe
• Nine ports
• Two opening deck hatches
• Anchor well hatch
• Cockpit seat hatches
• Lazarette hatch
• Propane tank storage below helm seat
• Cockpit stereo speakers

Mechanical & Engine Room

Perkins 4-108 four cylinder, 108 ci, diesel
Fresh water cooling with raw water heat exchange system
Bronze sea water strainer

• Manual and two electric bilge pumps
• Three blade prop; 16' RH 11
• Engine compartment blower
• Raycor fuel filter
• 12v fans
• Dual lever transmission/speed linkage
• 36' Edson wheel steering
• Force 10 diesel stove in salon

Sails & Rigging
Keel stepped aluminum mast; aluminum boom

New wire standing rigging in 1998

Insulated split backstay

• Boom vang
• Main sheet traveler system
• Lazy Jacks
• Topping lift
• Inboard / outboard genoa tracks
• Windex at masthead
• North full batten mainsail; three reef points
• Furling genoa 135%
• Telescoping whisker pole
• Lewnmar 46ST primary winches
• Mast winches are Lewmar #8,#16 and #16ST
• Lewmar #16ST on coachroof

Brokers Comments
Additional Miscellaneous Equipment list upon request Buyer has first option on the slip at St. Petersburg Municipal Marina.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.