1989 Macgregor Pilot House Sold Boat in Annapolis, MD US
Built in 1989
Pilot House
1 Engine (Yanmar)
65 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
"WING" was purchased by the current owners in 1989 directly from MacGregor Yachts in Costa Mesa California where she was built. The boat was transported by truck to Annapolis Maryland where it was commissioned.
Wing is a true offshore sailboat. Based in Solomon's Maryland, the owners have sailed her all over the North Atlantic from the Virgin Islands, in the South to Halifax Nova Scotia, in the North and many places in between. She has been to Bermuda several times, and to Maine and New England on many occasions. She just returned from a three-week trip to Maine with the owner's and families. This boat is ready to go anywhere.
She has never disappointed and has always arrived at her destinations with few if any problems.
The owners have had many great times sailing in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
Often groups of young people have had their first experience sailing aboard Wing as well as other groups of "senior citizens", families and friends.
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Many interior and exterior upgrades have been made over the years making her a great boat for those who enjoy a good sail.
"WING" was purchased by the current owners in 1989 directly from MacGregor Yachts in Costa Mesa California where she was built. The boat was transported by truck to Annapolis Maryland where it was commissioned.
Wing is a true offshore sailboat. Based in Solomon’s Maryland, the owners have sailed her all over the North Atlantic from the Virgin Islands, in the South to Halifax Nova Scotia, in the North and many places in between. She has been to Bermuda several times, and to Maine and New England on many occasions. She just returned from a three-week trip to Maine with the owner’s and families. This boat is ready to go anywhere.
She has never disappointed and has always arrived at her destinations with few if any problems.
The owners have had many great times sailing in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
Often groups of young people have had their first experience sailing aboard Wing as well as other groups of “senior citizens”, families and friends.
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Many interior and exterior upgrades have been made over the years making her a great boat for those who enjoy a good sail.
Overview from around the web 1989 Macgregor Pilot House
Customers appreciate the 1989 Macgregor Pilot House for its versatile design and practical features
Many highlight its spacious interior for a boat of its size, noting the comfortable pilot house that provides excellent protection from the elements while offering good visibility. Owners often praise the boat's ease of handling and shallow draft, making it ideal for both coastal cruising and inland waterways. The combination of sailing performance and motor capabilities is frequently mentioned as a strong advantage. Additionally, users appreciate the boat's solid construction and the value it offers for the price. Some reviews also note that with a few updates, the 1989 Macgregor Pilot House remains a reliable and enjoyable vessel for weekend trips and extended cruising.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1989 MacGregor Pilot House offers a unique blend of features that appeal to a variety of sailors. Here are some of the key pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Versatile Pilot House Design: The enclosed pilot house provides excellent protection from the elements, making it comfortable for sailing in cooler or inclement weather.
Trailerable: Like other MacGregor models, the Pilot House is designed to be trailerable, allowing for easy transport and storage.
Shallow Draft: With a retractable keel, the boat can navigate shallow waters and is ideal for exploring coastal areas and inland waterways.
Spacious Interior: The cabin layout maximizes space, offering comfortable accommodations for overnight trips.
Good Performance: While not a racing boat, it offers respectable sailing performance for cruising and day sailing.
Dual Steering Options: The wheel steering inside the pilot house and tiller steering on the cockpit give flexibility in handling.
Cons
Limited Headroom in Some Areas: Despite the pilot house, certain parts of the cabin may have restricted headroom, which can feel cramped for taller individuals.
Older Design Features: As a 1989 model, some onboard systems and materials may be outdated and require maintenance or upgrades.
Weight: Compared to some newer trailerable sailboats, the MacGregor Pilot House may be heavier, impacting towing requirements.
Limited Chart Table Space: The pilot house design can limit the size of navigation and charting areas.
Sailing Performance: While adequate, it may not satisfy sailors looking for high-speed or performance-oriented sailing.
Made For
The 1989 MacGregor Pilot House is ideal for sailors and boating enthusiasts seeking a versatile and comfortable day sailer or weekend cruiser. Its pilot house design offers excellent protection from the elements, making it suitable for those who enjoy extended time on the water in varying weather conditions. Whether you're a beginner looking for an easy-to-handle boat or an experienced sailor wanting a compact, trailerable vessel with shelter and practicality, the 1989 MacGregor Pilot House provides a great balance of functionality and comfort.
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