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27-02-2008, 05:11
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Morgan 382
This is directed to those Morgan 382 owners out there. What is your bridge clearance/mast height measurements without instrument atop ? I am looking to purchase a Morgan 382 but the only thing that would turn me off is the mast height as I need to n egotiate many bridges each year to get out on the gulf. Thanks
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27-02-2008, 05:31
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario - 48-29N x 89-20W
Boat: (Cruiser Living On Dirt)
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Morgan 382 Specs
Designer: Ted Brewer
Bridge Clearance: 56' 0" (17.07 m.)
LOA: 38' 4" (11.68 m.)
LWL: 30' 6" (9.30 m.)
Beam: 12' 0" (3.66 m.)
Draft: 5' 0" (1.52 m.)
Sail Area (100%): 668 sq. ft. (62.1 sq. m.)
Ballast: 6,800 lb. (3,084 kg.)
Displacement: 17,200 lb. (7,802 kg.)
Ballast/D: .40
D/L: 271
SA/D: 16.0
Water: 95 gal. (360 l.)
Fuel: 40 gal. (152 l.)
Engine: Various diesels
See also: Morgan 38 Owners:
Morgan 38 Owners Board
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27-02-2008, 07:52
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Morgan 382 bridge clearance
Thanks, those specs I have seen before but I have also read several Morgan 382 postings from owners that vary greatly, some 50', some 52', some 55 and 56'. Pretty confusing. I suspect but have no proof that the earlier 382 models had a shorter mast, then through the years the 383 and 384 were higher. So I am looking for an owner of one of the early model Morgan 382s to advise what their bridge clearance is, bare mast no instrumentation.
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27-02-2008, 10:57
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tenacity
Thanks, those specs I have seen before but I have also read several Morgan 382 postings from owners that vary greatly...
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In which case, you should confirm the specific measurements of your actual candidate boat.
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27-02-2008, 11:01
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Morgan 382
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12-07-2009, 19:03
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can anyone tell me the head room in the the 384? I am in houston, texas and am in the market for a boat for sailing in the bay, and doing some offshore sailing. My problem is, my partner is 6'4" and I want to make sure that there is enough head room for him.
Thanks
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18-09-2020, 17:54
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Location: Richmond, CA
Boat: Morgan 382 #75
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Re: Morgan 382
I'm 6'2" and my son is almost 6'6. I'm happy, he not so much. 6'4" is a tough call.
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19-09-2020, 09:25
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Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Boat: Morgan Moorings 50
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Re: Morgan 382
a 38' boat, what does it matter if the mast is 50' or 65'? You're going to have to have a bascule bridge open either way.
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19-09-2020, 09:40
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Location: Jacksonville, FL
Boat: Pearson 367
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Re: Morgan 382
Zombie thread. 12 years old.
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