1987 Morgan 384

This 1987 Morgan 384 is a 38-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built by Morgan with a 12-foot beam. It is powered by a Yanmar 45-horsepower diesel engine with 2,124 hours, offering cruising speeds around 7 knots and a maximum speed of 8 knots. The boat features a tall mast stepped on the keel with heavy rigging, Lewmar tailing winches, two bow anchors with manual winch, and a radar arch with integrated lights. Rigging and winches on this example are larger than typical for the model.

The deck carries a folding steering wheel, low-profile Dorade vents, and a dinghy motor lift at the stern. Recent additions include a bimini top with windshield, new port lens, recent Petit Pro bottom paint, and LED lighting throughout. Navigation equipment includes an autopilot, windspeed and direction unit, depth finder, and Garmin GPSmap with GPS.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates with a custom teak table in the salon, forward berth with door, v-berth with custom mattress, and quarter berth with extra battery storage. The galley features a gimbal stove, Lewmar and hinge ports, and all-fiberglass head with sink and shower. A 120V or engine-powered hot water heater and a recently replaced refrigerator are installed. The boat carries a Farymann diesel generator with sound shield; the engine runs but does not currently generate electrical power.

The yacht includes three boxes of spare parts, a bosun chair, prop puller, spare propeller, spare steering wheel, and various other equipment. Recent work includes new batteries, new compass, new helm canvas cover, and new refrigerator.