The Morgan OI is a sturdy and stable boat with a full keel and a blue water hull. She is fun and easy to sail and will make it to the other side of the ocean safely and comfortably. The walk through passage way is a great way to ensure convenience of a live aboard life style. Currently she is anchored very close (60 yards) to a boat landing in South Carolina.  She can remain there for a while at no cost to the new owner.Originally this boat was my parent's effort to fulfill my dream of a cruising lifestyle, unfortunately life got in the way and a family tragedy is forcing me to end this.She is an incredibly comfortable roomy boat with a 13 foot beam, 2 private cabins and two heads each sleeping 2. 3 more people can sleep in the salon area.  The previous owner did a wonderful job of adding plenty of additional storage.Sleeping accommodations (7 total):- Huge 10-foot wide v-birth forward (foam mattress usable)- Big aft Captains quarters with queen size bed and connected head with freshwater toilet. (foam mattress usable)- L shaped settee turns into a comfortable two-person bed- Port side couch sleeps 1 personEngine140 HP 4LH-HTE Diesel - Engine was started 5 yrs ago. Haven't tried to start it and selling as Not working - GENERATOR: Not workingGalley- three-burner propane stove - Huge chest-style ice box w. small Adler Barbour icebox inside.- Small Microwave - Very deep new stainless steel sink with modern faucet - lots of added storage and drawersWater heaterDeck- Main Mast 3 winches (working) with mast furling main sail (Sail condition unknown)- Mizzen mast 2 winches (working) with mast furling but no sail available- Deck 2 deck mounted winches to assist with reefing from the cockpit. Needs 2 winches for roller furling- Standing Rigging minor signs of rust to be inspected before any serious cruising - Running rigging (some serviceable)- Spinnaker pole attached upright to the main mast for easy deployment- Electric windlass working condition.- One anchor- Stanchions sturdy with lifelines all around- Roller Furling in working condition with sail condition unknown- Steering working hydraulic system connected to autopilot- Dinghy Cranes working with possibility to add solar panels on top of cranes- Electric Windlass operated with Deck mounted step buttons  - working Main Cabin and Interior- L-shaped settee around large table. (starboard)- Set of pioneer speakers.- 7 foot couch (port)- Rod holders- Vinyl floor.- Lots of cabinets on either side.- Additional storage under seats.- 16x Portlights Fair condition. One with one broken hinge but still closes properly.- Limited water damage in her past is visible on the lower 10inches of interior woodwork. No wrotting of wood visible.Tanks- Fuel (130 gallons) starboard - Freshwater (170 gallons) Two tanks, one on either side of the boat - connectedBilgeThe bilge needs cleaning but watervlevel is limited to bilge pump minimums. All seacocks seems fine as there are very little to no water intrusion.All upgrades- Raymarine Radar - condition unknown- Raymarine Autopilot - condition unknown- Central Air Conditioner- condition unknown- LED interior lights- 2x Raritan heads. One working and one needs service- Bow thruster condition unknown- Pickled Reverse Osmoses Water Maker Condition Pickled (with extra filters))- 120W Solar panel with charge controller connected to 12v battery to supply bilge pump- Electric Anchor Windlass with foot controls in working order- New Bilge pumpsGeneralAll pictures are 2 days old. The Morgan OI is renowned for a very strong boat. Current selling prices vary from $45k to $74k that would include a used engine. I'm thinking for the same price you could have a Morgan OI with a new engine. Someone was generous to me when I aquured this boat, and I would like to pay it forward.Since it is currently safely at anchor, the new owner could keep her there and do some work until a better location presents itself. A bottom cleaning is needed.She will serve you well for many years if you take her on as a project