his 1979 Morgan 32 sloop has been customized and exceptionally well maintained by the current owner, a former woodworking teacher, who has spared no expense over the last 10 years to make this the most comfortable and functional boat in it's size class.

The vessel has a 20-inch extension added to the stern for storage of propane, dinghy fuel and other flammables. The companionway boards were replaced with solid teak doors with three strong removable pieces for emergency use in heavy weather.

The boat sleeps three comfortably and five when necessary. The custom-built entertainment area has a 20" color TV and a VCR.

A small Force 10 diesel heater warms the boat on cold nights, and a custom retracting dining table allows free passage from one end of the boat to the other.

The head has a sink with hot and cold water and a shower with sump pump. The toilet is a Wilcox-Crittenden Skipper. The galley is u-shaped with a two burner propane stove with oven and a 500 watt microwave. It has a deep sink with both faucets and a foot pump, plus a well insulated, roomy refrigerator and lots of room for dishes.

Five Group 27 gel batteries are charged by four solar panels with a capacity of 200 watts. The vee-berth has been converted to a single berth with large storage compartments for sails. A hard dodger offers protection in heavy weather and a radar arch supports antennas for the various electronics.

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