44' Morgan Center Cockpit Pilothouse

Engines
Total Power: 44
Accommodations & Layout
Enter saloon from the center cockpit to a light and spacious living area. The sole is recently refurbished in synthetic teak and holly for durability and lasting appearance. The U-shaped galley is to starboard and the nav station directly to port. Newer upholstery adorns the salon seating and settees in light blue fabric. All interior wood trim glows with freshly-applied varnish. The aft owner's stateroom features a centerline queen berth. The en suite head is designed with a tub/shower facility. Forward and starboard is the guest head with privacy access from the salon and V-berth. Storage drawers and lockers abound throughout the yacht.

• 6'2" headroom

Galley

• 12V top-loading refrigerator and separate freezer (cold holding plate)
• Force 10 4-burner propane stove
• Hot and cold pressurized water system with 6-gallon stainless water heater (new)
• Manual fresh water (salt water pump inoperative)
• Double stainless steel sinks
• Extensive storage
• 110V outlets for appliances

Electronics and Navigation

• Autohelm 6000 autopilot
• Apelco VHF
• JRC 1000 radar
• Raymarine GPS with chart
• Global Star phone (not activated)
• 406 MHz SARSAT system EPIRB
• Stereo with CD player

Electrical System

• Heart 2.5-kW inverter
• 4 house batteries
• 1 start battery
• 1 windlass battery
• Battery charger
• Dockside electrical cable

Deck

• Fiberglass decks
• Bimini
• Lofrans electric windlass
• 8-person life raft (not current)
• 2 CQR anchors; 1 stern anchor; 250-feet chain
• 10-foot Apex RIB dinghy
• 15-hp Merc outboard motor
• Transom folding swim ladder
• Teak cockpit table, drink holder
• Annodized aluminum toe rail
• Toe-rail mounted lifeline stanchions
• SS hand rails on deck
• Radar mast

Sails and Rigging

• 130% furling jib
• Fully-battened mainsail
• Doyle stack pack
• Furlex furler
• Harken backtrack system

Engine and Mechanical

• Many spare parts for cruising
• Original engine replaced with a Yanmar
• Manual marine heads (new August 2006)

Other Features
Work Completed August 2006 at Baja Naval, Ensenada, MX:

• Repair bottom of keel
• Replace propeller
• New depth sounder (not installed)
• Service through-hulls
• Paint hull
• New anti-fouling paint (no blisters reported)
• Remove oxidized rub-rail
• Buff and wax topside gelcoat

Additional Salesperson's Remarks
This Nelson/Marek-designed yacht is built with a fin keel, partial skeg rudder and lines that deliver performance in a true offshore design. This Morgan 44 is configured to cruise with minimal crew, demonstrated during a ten-month cruise of the Caribbean, single-handed. A Raytheon 6000 autopilot, reliable Yanmar diesel, center cockpit, Doyle Stackpack mainsail with Harken Battcar system and Furlex roller furling deliver easy sail handling for short-handed sailing. Large amounts of fresh water storage, huge freezer and refrigerator plus 75 gallons of fuel allow the cruiser to enjoy extended stays at anchor or in remote locations. The roomy aft cabin and head plus shower are a splurge on space that provides true living comfort for extended cruising. The cabins are filled with overhead hatches and side ports to create a cool, breezy environment when cruising the tropics.

She is pleasure to sail in all conditions and enjoys the added comfort of riding from the center cockpit. Owner is motivated!
Exclusions
All seller�s personal effects are excluded from the sale of the vessel.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.