I am the new owner of a Heritage West Indies 38 with a centerboard. I read that only 10 were made with swing keels. Anyone have any experience with use of the Center Board on the Morgan design? Does anyone know where there are any pictures of one out of the water? Thanks

I am looking to buy a new boat and this cough my eye for two reasons. It is on my budget and it has a shoal draft since eventually I am planing to do long cruising and possibly Caribbean. However I could not find almost nothing about Morgan 40 online and not sure if it is well built and what...

Hi all I just wanted to know what kind of boat this is. Someone told me it's a Morgan about 47 ft long. The reason I ask is because it just sits in my harbor yard and has for about 10 years. I just love how it seems so ocean crossing ready. Thanks for your help. Confetti :)

:confused:I have a 22 ft Morgan which I believe cannot be repaired. Does anyone know of a salvage co. in this area which will salvage the lead and dispose of the boat safely?

Greetings, Here's my first Sailnet post: My wife & I have narrowed down our search to these 3 models. Hopefully there is someone who has had experience with 2 or all 3 of these. Use: Liveaboard - Cruising the US/Canada east coast, & Caribbean. 2 mid-50s adults & 2 dogs. Cons: CS has a shallow...

Greetings all! I am considering purchasing a Morgan 30/2, whose sails are in tawdry shape. However, I am able to get some very lightly used sails from an old Allied Chance 30/30 at very reasonable prices. The Morgan becomes less good of a deal if I immediately have to buy new sails. So my...

Hi All!! I'm such a newbie, it borders on ridiculous. I've joined because I have taken on the task of refitting and restoring a 1969 Morgan 24/25. I am looking for any info I can find, and just for general boat repair knowledge. Though I grew up near the ocean, and have spent a fair amount of...

C'est la Vie our 1966 Morgan 34 is currently hauled out at Bock Marine, Beaufort, NC. We stepped the mast and discovered some damage where the mast passes through the deck. The damage is caused by chafe/wear. We are now in the process of looking at our options, but are leaning towards...