38' Morgan 383 Cruisers

Accommodations

   Looking forward there is a V-berth with filler, access to the chain locker in the forepeak, outboard storage shelves, and storage lockers under. Immediately aft to port is the head with a large separate shower stall, marine head with Y-valve, macerator, holding tank, vanity with mirror, sink and hot/cold pressure water.

     To starboard of the head is a teak hanging locker and storage cabinets. The main saloon is amidships with large outboard storage shelves, a fore-and-aft settee to starboard, an L-shaped settee to port, and a fold down teak table on centerline. Rag Doll features a custom built storage locker with teak & & cane sliding doors abaft the starboard settee.

     To starboard of the companionway is a large forward-facing navigation station with chart storage under and a quarter berth aft. Directly to port is a U-shaped galley.      The cabin has approximately 6'3" standing headroom, and is appointed with solid teak cabinetry, teak ceiling, and teak veneer bulkheads that are glassed to the hull. Ventilation is excellent with:  5 stainless steel ports (new in '02)

     All V-berth, saloon and quarter berth cushions are in good condition.

     The Morgan 383 is a refinement of the highly successful Ted Brewer 382 with a taller rig. She has a modified fin keel (5? shoal draft) with a skeg-hung rudder. Her hull is teardrop-shaped with a wide beam, discreet reverse transom, long overhangs, and six-inch (6?) bulwarks running fore and aft; to which, double SS stanchions are attached with lifelines. From the waterline down she is solid fiberglass and her topsides and deck are cored with synthetic foam. All deck drains connect to a PVC tube that runs across the boat aft and under the cockpit. The original holding tank is located in the aft keel cavity.

     Rag doll features:

• Teak helm seat
• Portable cockpit table
• Stainless steel toe rail protectors
• (2) Lewmar 48’s self-tailing two speed winches on cockpit coaming
• (2) Lewmar 42’s two speed winches on cockpit coaming
• (1) Lewmar 24 two speed winches on mast
• (1) Lewmar 16 two speed winches on mast
• (2) Lewmar 8’s one speed winches on mast
• Manual windlass
• Stainless steel anchor - CQR style

• 60 ft. of chain
• Secondary anchor: 25 lb Danforth

• Danforth secondary anchor
• Teak dorade vents
• Teak hand rails on coachroof
• Dodger
• Bimini with side curtains

• Simard IS 20 Wind ‘14
• Simrad IS 20 Multi display ‘14
• Simrad AP 24 ‘14
• iCom IC-M422 VHF
• Simrad NSE series chartplotter/multifunction display
• Simrad radar

• Professional installed removable mid-stay with running back stays for cutter rigging
• Staysail Travelers
• Seafurl 2 head sail furler
• Boom vang
• Lazy jacks

• High cut Yankee - good condition
• 150% Jib - good condition
• Working jib - fair condition
• Asymmetrical - fair condition
• Spinnaker - very good condition ( sock needs repair)
• Stay sail - good condition
• Original mail - good condition
• Fully battened main - good condition

     The U-shaped galley is directly to port of the companionway, has storage above and below the counter, and includes:

• Double SS sink
• Pressure hot/cold water
• 3 burner Shipmate Propane stove and oven
• 12 Volt Iceothern refrigeration new in '09
• Ample storage

• Transmission replaced in '01
• Shipmate hot water heater '02

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