1972 Morgan 35

The 1972 Morgan 35 is a full-keel cruiser designed by Charlie Morgan, known for solid fiberglass construction and stable motion under sail. The hull features a moderate-displacement design with full-keel tracking and a ballast ratio of approximately 42%, with capsize screening value under 2.0. Power comes from a Westerbeke diesel engine of 40 horsepower, paired with a three-blade bronze propeller. Fuel capacity is approximately 26 gallons, with 40 gallons of freshwater storage.

Below deck, the boat offers a traditional layout with a salon, dinette, V-berth cabin, and an enclosed head. The galley is serviceable, and the cabin layout provides practical accommodations for coastal cruising and weekend sailing.

The boat is structurally sound and operational. The interior shows its age, with cosmetic wear to cushions, soft goods, and finishes, along with some staining. The galley and head are functional but dated. Exterior gelcoat and brightwork would benefit from cleaning and refinishing. The engine has approximately 1,000 hours of use. This is a straightforward classic cruiser suited for a hands-on owner who values the boat's sailing ability and structural integrity while prepared to undertake cosmetic improvements.