1984 Morgan

Diesel

This great blue water boat is for sale because of an injury I sustained in a fall. I have changed my plans and I’m selling Valora. This truly beautiful, take you anywhere you want to go, boat was built by Henry Holden and his son, Keith Holden in 1984. Henry Holden, to the best of my knowledge, was Charlie Morgan’s lead boat builder either right before he built this boat or during the time he built the boat. There are a large number of photos that document the build, three of which are shown. I’m a boat builder and was impressed by the quality of workmanship in the boat and that’s why I bought her. It has everything you need to leave the dock and go anywhere in the world. It comes with the trailer that it is sitting on. The trailer has new axles and new bearings and one new tire. This boat is in good condition but needs cosmetic work on the exterior and new batteries. This boat is a very comfortable live aboard for two. I lived aboard for a short time. We used the comfortable v berth when at anchor and the pilot berth under way. The galley is easy to use while under way. The 2008 Yanmar 2GM20 16hp diesel has 150 hours, cutless bearing is new, like new West Marine inflatable, like new 2hp Honda, Bronze ports, Bronze self-tailing winches, older radar with gimbal, gimbaled stove with oven, refrigerator, GPS with sat weather overlay, ARC Global Fix emergency beacon, CQR storm anchor, Danforth and CQR anchors, mast steps, lots of dock lines.4 man life raft, lots of charts, Ship's computer with GPS and electronic charts, cockpit gas grill. Seriously all you need to set sail. Older survey on request. Put the boat in the water and live on board while doing the minor exterior cosmetic painting work or do the work as you sail. The boat is ready. There's probably close to 8,000.00 in extras alone.On Aug-27-16 at 07:10:14 PDT, seller added the following information: The old diesel fuel will need to be removed and the fuel system cleaned. The same is true with the 2hp Honda outboard. It takes a crane to launch the boat and step the mast