I am in the market for a new boat and have my eye on a Morgan 384. Does anyone have any advice they want to share?
Morgan 384
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excellent choice
A cruising buddy just sold his. We're in the Bahamas now and the new owner will take the boat when the season ends. We've cruised together since 2001 and I can tell you it's a fast sailing, sea-worthy boat, and pretty too. I gave him an old 135 headsail off my CS36 Merlin and the other day he managed to sail past me on my B393. I asked for my headsail back. The only drawback is the small fresh water tankage and most of them have alcohol stoves. My friend changed his to propane. By the way there were five of these boats (382-384) in Marsh Harbour last week. I guess they've become a very popular cruising boat. Some have changed the sailplan, adding a bowsprit.
A cruising buddy just sold his. We're in the Bahamas now and the new owner will take the boat when the season ends. We've cruised together since 2001 and I can tell you it's a fast sailing, sea-worthy boat, and pretty too. I gave him an old 135 headsail off my CS36 Merlin and the other day he managed to sail past me on my B393. I asked for my headsail back. The only drawback is the small fresh water tankage and most of them have alcohol stoves. My friend changed his to propane. By the way there were five of these boats (382-384) in Marsh Harbour last week. I guess they've become a very popular cruising boat. Some have changed the sailplan, adding a bowsprit.
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