Morgan Pilothouse

1980 Morgan OutIsland 33 Pilothouse. Charlie Morgan hit the bullseye when he built pilothouses on a few of his famous, shoal-draft Out Island 33's. Just about perfect for the ICW and coastal cruising. Stay out of the rain or blazing sun while you handle the sails (both roller furling) from the comfort of the spacious main cabin. The 65hp Pathfinder diesel sips just .688 gals/hr. "Oasis" is very well equipped for long distance cruising with many extra features, lots of room and a proven, seaworthy hull design.

The pilothouse is entered through sliding doors in the aft cockpit. An L-shaped settee is to port and converts into a double berth. The helm station is forward and to starboard. Moving forward and down three steps is the galley to port and a L-shaped dinette to starboard with fold-up table and large mirror on the bulkhead. The dinette converts to a queen-sized bed. Continuing forward and to starboard is an enclosed head with vanity and shower. To port is a large hanging locker. The owner's cabin is forward with a V-berth and cabinets for stowage. 

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