For Sale: Morgan 33' Out Island

[AD 2]

Classic Morgan sailboat, 12' beam, shoal keel, super sturdy boat. Built back when fiberglass was layed on thick - it's incredibly strong. Reliable Yanmar 30hp diesel engine. Solar powered, so you're not dependent on shore power.
The roomiest 33 footer you'll see. Set up for living aboard.
Asking $32,000

The particulars:
Year 1974
LOA 33' 0"
LWL 27' 6"
Draft 3' 9"
Keel Shoal Draft
Beam 11' 8"
Displ. 14,500 lbs
Location Ontario (near Toronto), Canada

Yanmar 3YM30 Diesel engine
27 gallons Moeller fuel tank install 2016
Wabasto Airtop 3500ST Diesel
Two Burner Origo Alcohol Stove
water tank">Fresh Water Tank 50 gallons
Refrig/Ice Box Heavy duty insulated icebox - ice lasts 5 days!
Tiller steering
Furling Genoa 2010
Genoa 2006
Battened Main 2010
Storm Jib 1989
2 CQR, one on a 300', one 150', plus 200' line
Alternator 5YDXMI-113N 22.1kW @3600rpm
New Whale water system installed 2014
Binnacle still intact for wheel steering if desired
Blue sea 12/120 panel
Go Power electric solar regulator
Isotherm refrigeration plate
Stuffing box replaced 2014
New cushions in main cabin 2019
Survey done 2018

[Hudson Force]

I very much enjoyed cruising our 1973 Morgan OI 33 for 13 years. The only reason we had to leave it for our 41 was because our children kept growing. Someone will be pleased with this!

[AD 2]

Yes, they're great. Friends of ours have the 38. They had a ping pong table in it, if you can imagine. Don't honestly know how much ping pong they played, but holey moley - the room!

[OIdegen]

I just purchased my first grown up yacht and it's a 33OI. She needs a little love, but don't we all? I'm sure I'll have tons of questions about the specifics and technical things of this gem. It's cool to see someone lived aboard one for 13 years. That breeds hope.

[AD 2]

Indeed. They're a great liveaboard boat.

[AD 2]

Have to say, I highly recommend the type of sink we installed on ours. The entire countertop is the sink. Made of corian, with 4" fiddles and a drain on the side. It's been great. Only thing I might do differently is put a second drain on the other side, so you're covered either tack. Beats the snot out of those dinky sinks that barely fit a plate...

[OIdegen]

Definitely something to consider. I'm waging war on all things diesel at the moment. ��

[Hudson Force]

Originally Posted by OIdegen

I just purchased my first grown up yacht and it's a 33OI. She needs a little love, but don't we all? I'm sure I'll have tons of questions about the specifics and technical things of this gem. It's cool to see someone lived aboard one for 13 years. That breeds hope.

..... 13 years on our 33' OI, but 44 years living aboard and cruising Morgan Out Islands. We had many refits and updates, but loved these boats!