Bleed’n Green · Ted Brewer & Jack Corey design · Freshwater since new · Lake Macatawa
Ted Brewer and Jack Corey gave the Morgan 32 a long shoal keel and a skeg-hung rudder — a hull that tracks, carries her way through Lake Michigan chop, and forgives a shorthanded crew.
Below, the volume is unusual for the length: full standing headroom, opposing settees in the main cabin, a proper galley to port, an enclosed head, and a forward cabin you can make up as a double. Teak joinery throughout, oiled and dry.
Freshwater her whole life. Rigged, commissioned, and lying in her slip at Lake Macatawa — walk aboard and go sailing.
Green dodger and bimini, wheel steering, and a cockpit that seats six around a fold-out teak table.
Teak and holly underfoot, brass lamps, standing headroom, and cabinet and drawer stowage.
A double berth forward behind a solid teak door, and an enclosed head to starboard with pressure hot and cold water.
Blue Sea AC/DC distribution with metered volts and amps, and DSC VHF with AIS receiver at the companionway.