1990 Morgan Classic 41

The Morgan Classic 41 is a 41-foot fiberglass sailing yacht designed for comfortable cruising. Built in 1990, this center cockpit sloop features a two-cabin, two-head layout suited to extended passages and extended time at anchor. The boat is powered by a 60 horsepower Beta Marine diesel engine installed in 2023 with approximately 895 hours of use.

Recent upgrades reflect a comprehensive approach to systems and comfort. A custom dodger and bimini enclosure with polycarbonate and Strataglass panels was completed in 2025. Power generation includes 650 watts of bifacial solar panels paired with Victron control, a 120-amp Beta Marine alternator with Balmar smart regulator, and dual 200-amp AGM house batteries. Refrigeration uses an Adler Barbour keel-cooled system installed in 2026. The boat carries a six-person life raft with hydrostatic release, a Village Marine watermaker producing seven gallons per hour, and dual electric winches with electric windlass operable from the cockpit and by remote control.

Navigation and communication electronics include autopilot, AIS transponder, and radar arch with davits. The mast supports a custom radar arch that also mounts solar panels and provides dinghy davits, propane storage, and seating. A Highfield dinghy with 15-horsepower Yamaha outboard completes the inventory. Steering cables and stuffing box packing were serviced in 2026, and the hull received fresh bottom paint that year. Systems are labeled and organized with manuals and spare parts on file.