• 1979 Morgan Out Island 33 Sailboat in Orange Beach // For Sale

    This is probably the saddest post I could make on this blog but we have come to the decision that we can not keep up with our house here and the boat we love down at the coast.

    I will be posted more photos and information as time goes on but you can look through this blog and all the posts and history of the boat to know what we are selling. It is a 1979 Morgan Out Island 33 in great shape. We had put a lot of hard work into her since we purchase her in Tampa in 2006. The only issue she has at all is the 50hp Perkins motor needs a new head gasket. The Perkins has been serviced, a new heat exchanger installed, filters changed, and she runs GREAT. Starts right up every time, but she does need the header gasket replaced.

    Comes with all sails and equipment needed to take an off-shore cruise to the keys or Bahamas. I will post the latest survey soon. We did not have one done as we did not continue the coast guard registration process. Along with all the normals for a boat this size, it also has a GREAT marine a/c and heater unit. We used this all summer last year and this winter and it works great. It is a very roomy cabin, perfect for a live-a-board with the headroom and sleeps at least 5 comfortably. The interior is very clean and in very nice condition. Floors and wood work on the inside are in great shape. Two water holding tanks that hold about 50 gallons of water, a 35 gallon diesel tank, working head and fresh water shower.

    To see the history of the vessel please visit the history page, you can also see the most recent survey as well. We had not completed the name change so it is still technically called the s/v LAUGHALOT. The boat is located at the Bear Point Marina in Orange Beach Alabama. You are more than welcome to visit the marina to see the boat. The current asking price is $19,500. The current NADA price is about $23,000 but we have discounted the header gasket work that needs to be done, which should only be about $1500 or so. The marina is VERY nice and the slip is very reasonable at $350 per month, which includes electric, water, phone, and cable.

    Any questions at all please let us know through the contact page above and I will be happy to return your email. You can also ask your questions through the comment box below and I will post answers there publicly.

    Here are some recent photos.

    Deborah on the Sailboat

    Morgan Out Island 33 For Sale

    Morgan Out Island 33 For Sale

    Inside the Cabin

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    galley

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    head_vanity

    helm

    nav_station

    ondeck

    port_settee

    quarter_berth

    salon

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    I am sure the new owner will enjoy it as much as we have. We spent many weekends on the boat and enjoyed each one.

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  • 5 Comments

    Take a look at some of the responses we've had to this article.

    1. Jenn
      Jun 23rd

      She’s gorgeous! Is she still on the market?

    2. [...] first officially put the sailboat up for sale on June 3rd (For Sale: 1979 Morgan Out Island 33 Sailboat in Orange Beach) but decided by September that we needed to go ahead and sell the boat.  Our philosophy has been [...]

    3. Connie Bonnough UNITED STATES
      Jan 28th

      I have seen this boat on the web a few times and loved it. She has quite a history that I loved and just as I got excited about buying it, ooops, all gone. Tell me for real—the boat is not for sale anymore!!! right?

    4. Connie Bonnough UNITED STATES
      Feb 11th

      Someone please answer my email–is she for sale or not.

    5. Feb 13th

      sorry, didn’t see your comment until now, yes, we sold her a few months back, sorry. We loved the boat though

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