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1985 Morgan 43

Sea Bright, New Jersey

Make Morgan

Category Sloop Sailboats

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1985 Morgan 43 This original owner 43 has had good care with lots of upgrades. Priced to sell now!

1986 Morgan 43 CC Sloop

Dana Point, California

Model 43 CC Sloop

Category Sailboats

1986 Morgan 43 CC Sloop Here is an impeccably maintained cruising classic. Take a look at her --you’d never guess her age! Powered by a Perkins 4-108 engine, she'll do 6 knots easily at 1800 rpm and not burn a lot of fuel. Large comfy layout below with teak interior.  2 cabins and 2 heads, one with a tub!  Her center cockpit keeps you cruising in comfort, whether underway or at anchor.  She also comes loaded with all the cruising gear you need --  full electronics, solar panels, dinghy with outboard, Honda 3000 genset, watermaker. New bottom paint, canvas. Standing rigging redone in 2013.  Recent survey available.  AS SEEN IN SEPT & OCTOBER LATITUDE 38 MAGAZINE, but now with an even lower price!  And, she is already located in the heart of Mexico's cruising grounds.  If you get her now, you can start cruising pronto, and not miss this season!

1986 Morgan Catalina 43 CC Sloop

Model Catalina 43 CC Sloop

1986 Morgan Catalina 43 CC Sloop Here is an impeccably maintained cruising classic. Take a look at her --you’d never guess her age! Powered by a Perkins 4-108 engine, she'll do 6 knots easily at 1800 rpm and not burn a lot of fuel. Large comfy layout below with teak interior.  2 cabins and 2 heads, one with a tub!  Her center cockpit keeps you cruising in comfort, whether underway or at anchor.  She also comes loaded with all the cruising gear you need --  full electronics, solar panels, dinghy with outboard, Honda 3000 genset, watermaker. New bottom paint, canvas. Standing rigging redone in 2013.  AS SEEN IN SEPT & OCTOBER LATITUDE 38 MAGAZINE, but now with an even lower price!  And, she is already located in the heart of Mexico's cruising grounds.  If you get her now, you can start cruising pronto, and not miss this season! More detailed specs and photos coming soon....

Morgan 43 center cockpit sailboat - great condition many new parts

Titusville, Florida

Model 43 CC Catalina

Category Cruiser Motorcycles

Length 43.0

Great sailboat for a family or a couple to do extended cruising or weekend trips in comfort, speed, and safety. Morgan/Catalina - not an outisland - 1985Smooth Running and reliable Perkins dieselGood sailsNew Sunbrella (Bimini, sacrificial, stack pack 2014) clean upholstery and mattresses2 Brand new headsBathtub/shower in each bathroom. Huge aft cabin!Huge engine room!Recently cleaned, 50 Gallon diesel tankProp shaft replaced 2014Repacked stuffing box (shaft and rudder post)CQR Anchor and chain.Hella fans in each cabin.Shiny GelcoatTeak sealed with Semco sealerNew Shore power outlet and cablesCNG cooking gas stove and ovenPolk Audio and Sony Stereo New VHFBalmar Alternator and voltage regulatorOilchange pumpOut of the water for easy inspection of bottom.Good clean platform to add new electronics and equipment to be added.

1987 Morgan 43 Center Cockpit

Emeryville, California

1987 Morgan 43 Center Cockpit, STARBRIGHT is a spectacular example of one of the finest boats ever to come out of the Morgan facility. Designed by the team of Nelson and Marek, this yacht is sturdy enough for a circumnavigation, roomy enough for a family, fast enough to race, and a beauty both above and below decks! The epitome of a successful design she offers excellent sailing performance and she is very well constructed with a solid fiberglass hull, a protected center cockpit and a hefty rig. $94000, 510-725-7391

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I was in Orange County yesterday. I like California I always have. I know it's not the same place I first fell in love with, and it's quite the fashion for those who don't live there to wish it would fall into the ocean, but that's not the point. The point is I am researching plans for next year. I was wondering if anyone can give me some advice on buying a mooring or slip. With the intention of living aboard. I started my research in Orange County. Newport Beach. They have 450 moorings owned by the city but leased for life to individuals. Those individuals can them sell them to others. Then you have to get a liveaboard permit. I'm not sure how hard that is. But think how good it could be to own your own boat and slip in Newport Beach! It looks like they go for about $25k. It seems expensive at first, but if you were to liveaboard at a marina it will cost 600-800 anyways so the mooring would pay for itself after a while. Or Santa Barbara does something similar with slips. It's hard to get a slip but you can own the lease and sell a boat with it. Santa Barbara has liveaboard permits, and they have a limit. But what I could find out was they have only given out about half available. I'm thinking it is because the slips are so expensive. I saw a Catalina 30 with slip for $50,000. Does anyone have any firsthand knowledge of how this could work out in real life? I would want to be damn sure I had a liveaboard permit or could get one. Is this a dream that could be made reality or is the red tape involved too hard. I'm open to other suggestions as well. San Diego has a cheap mooring field that you rent....  

Moorings in Newport use to sell for about $1000/ft two or so years ago. Prices have dropped to less than $500/ft now. That's been due to a change in the way you can transfer a mooring. The city put a time limit,10 years or three transfers within ten years, at which time the only way to transfer the mooring would be to return it to the city and they would issue to someone. No more private transfers. I believe there are 7 or so years left till that takes. There are also monthly maintenance fees and a bi-yearly inspection needed. For a 40' mooring that runs about $200/mo. I believe (up from about $50 when they changed the law for above). There are live a board permits and they are issued depending on the location and number of live a boards in the mooring field. They do charge a fee and require you to keep logs of tank pump outs. I'm guessing that's standard. For more (accurate?) info, call the Newport Harbor Patrol. They are really helpful despite being run by the OC Sheriffs. Look on Craigslist or The Log newspaper for ads.  

500 a ft. So you don't say "I've got a 30 foot boat". You buy the lease to a 45 foot mooring. So they are around $25,000? How risky is it? Say you bought one. Can the harbor take it back because thy don't like you and you are left with nothing? Do you think it is hard to get the liveaboard permit? I have to call harbor resources to get that info, but a lot of time it's better to get the lowdown from locals like yourself. Do you see any liveaboards out there? I would be the low key, quiet type with a nice boat I actively sail weekly. Not just a floating home. It just sounds like it could be so great. Living in Newport Beach, taking trips to baja and Catalina. Up to Santa Barbara. Taking my dinghy out to the avenues to surf or bodyboarding the wedge. After the initial payment for the boat and mooring. Loving for the couple hundred a month would be a great life. I cruised a bit last summer. Sometimes I stayed in a marina and sometimes I anchored. But when I got a mooring ball in friday harbor, That was the way to live. It's far enough away that your neighbors aren't right next to you. A nice level of privacy. But without the worry about leaving it at anchor while you go to shore if its windy.  

northoceanbeach said: 500 a ft. So you don't say "I've got a 30 foot boat". You buy the lease to a 45 foot mooring. So they are around $25,000? Click to expand...

where do you think you are going to park a car and/or store your dinghy while on land? I think that could get VERY expensive, very fast in newport beach. Also, the habor department people are just total dicks I'd look anywhere BUT newport/dana point (same sherrif dept)  

BTW, this is a typical response from someone who really doesn't know much about the city. Newport just expanded/renovated all of it's public docks and added a new one. Dingy tie ups are allowed for up to 24 hours at all of them, and I believe, there is a 72 hour limit on a couple of them. Some are used more than others so you may have to do an initial hunt for a regular dock to use, but it shouldn't be too hard. The last few times I've tied up overnight, I was the only boat there. It is November though. Parking in Newport isn't bad either, if you're in the know. If you are at H field, you would be parking on the peninsula. A yearly pass for MOST meters in the city is $100. You wouldn't want to move your car on a busy weekend though. For other fields, parking would be free, you just need to move for the street sweeper. As for the Harbor Patrol, they are Sheriffs. Their job is to be a dick to people, not a job I would like. Having said that, I've had mostly good experience with the Harbor Patrol office people. Never had to deal with the guys on the boats but I always wave as I pass them and they do the same. I've heard stories about the harbor patrol but it's always about a "friend's brother from Irvine" who had the issues with them. Just sayin'. YMMV.  

Oh, one more thing. You can rent a mooring from the city on a daily or weekly basis. This time a year it's $16/day I think. It goes up to $26/day during the busy months. This is cruising season so a lot of moorings are empty. You could rent at a couple of different areas to see which is best. I'm guessing you could liveaboard while doing so as long as you don't draw attention to yourself and move every couple of weeks to a new mooring. Just an idea.  

Don't forget moorings in Catalina . There is a waiting list for a leased one . But you can buy one out right in Avalon . If I were you I'd just get out here, get the boat you want rent for a while then decide .  

If the original poster has any sort of military connections there might be a few more options. For example, military can rent moorings in southern San Diego bay. And someone whose parent was military could be eligible to join the American Legion as a "son of the American Legion".  

No military connections. I really, really appreciate the advise.  

Oh, Your talking about THAT Newport Beach. You're right it sucks. Stay in LA.  

And you are right, Dana's even worse, however it's the only harbor I know where if you forget to lock something, it's still there when you come back.  

I've called the sheriff on the phone twice and they were super friendly. I asked about the moorings and told them what I wanted to do, and they gave good information and were friendly. They didn't try to dissuade me from buying a mooring. He even told me about how they recently built a new dinghy dock so now they have seven or something. When I asked the second call it was a woman and I asked how long I could rent a mooring for and how much and she was friendly too, and said they are $16 a day and I could rent one as long as I liked. The only thing they cautioned me about was there are changes to the way moorings can be sold. I'm not saying they were nice or not based on my brief encounter over the phone, you know, but it wasn't like calling a marina and you have to tippy toe around the liveaboard issue. I called a couple marinas too and Ventura was the friendly one, where redondo, and places in san diego sounded a little more standoffish. I don't see why OCSD would hassle sailboats in the harbor anyways. I'm not saying their reputation if they have one is unfounded, just that they sounded nic to me, and Newport Beach is a big time sailboat center, why would they discourage sailboats?  

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Irina Negrean says 11-year-old Andrei Leahu was excited to go boating with his father Constantin Saturday when the unthinkable happened. "He was all about his siblings. He could be seen holding his baby sisters all the time." The family has established a GoFundMe . Officials say the Columbia River Bar is one of the most dangerous waterways in the world to navigate. Our previous reporting stated the missing adult was 54 years old. 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Catalina 425 The Catalina 425 is an excellent cruising boat that will carry you just about anywhere in comfort, safety and, yes, speed and style. She's a worthy winner of a SAIL Best Boats award. SAIL Magazine. INTERIOR. Catalina 425 at the Annapolis Sailboat Show, Annapolis MD ... Length Overall: 43′ 6″ ... Catalina Morgan 43 Catalina Morgan 43 is a 43′ 0″ / 13.1 m monohull sailboat designed by Nelson Marek and built by Morgan Yachts starting in 1985. ... The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more. Formula. D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³ D: Displacement of the boat in pounds. LWL ... 'Cabo Frio', a Catalina Morgan 43 for Sale Basic Boat Info Boat Name: Cabo Frio Make/Model: Catalina Morgan 43 Year: 1987 Builder: Catalina/Morgan Yachts Designer: Nelson & Marek Construction: Fiberglass Keel Type: Fin Keel Dimensions Length: 43 ft Length Overall: 43 ft Beam: 15'6 ft Max Draft: 6 ft Displacement: 106,594.21 kg Cabin Headroom: 6'5 ft Ballast: 3,719.46 kg Catalina morgan 43 The Catalina morgan 43 is a 43.0ft masthead sloop designed by Nelson Marek and built in fiberglass by Morgan Yachts since 1985. The Catalina morgan 43 is a moderate weight sailboat which is slightly under powered. It is reasonably stable / stiff and has a good righting capability if capsized. It is best suited as a bluewater cruising boat. 1987 Catalina Morgan 43 sailboat for sale in Outside United States 5.5'. Outside United States. $65,000. Description: Live the dream in the Caribbean. Ready to go sailboat/liveaboard laying in Grenada. 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