The 1981 Morgan 416 Out Island is a 41-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built on a proven design that established itself in the Caribbean during the 1980s. The hull and rig are designed to sail effectively to weather and tack under sail alone, reducing reliance on engine power. She is powered by a single 62-horsepower Perkins diesel and cruises at 5.2 knots with a maximum speed of just over 6 knots.
The yacht accommodates two cabins. The aft owner's cabin features an athwartship double berth and private head with shower. Forward, a V-berth cabin also includes an ensuite head and shower. The saloon offers a six-seat convertible settee to starboard and lounge seating to port. The galley to starboard includes a double sink, two-burner stove with oven, and an Isotherm drawer refrigerator. The navigation station sits to port, with an outboard workbench and centerline engine room access aft.
Recent maintenance by the current owner includes bottom paint renewal, thru-hull valve inspection, and replacement of the shaft and rubber post bearings.
Length
41.00 FT
Beam
13.83 FT
Draft
4.17 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
2
Engines
1
Engine Make
Perkins
Engine Model
4-154
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
5.21 KTS
Max Speed
6.08 KTS