MacGregor | 1990

Description

Cruising the West Coast anywhere from Panama to Alaska involves some long legs between ports, and wildly varied weather. Especially if you are headed north, 2 things make the time go by better: a pilothouse to keep you warm, and flat-out speed. This boat can easily make it up the Big Sur coast if you have only a 24 hr window to get from Santa Barbara to S.F. And if you are headed south in the normal 20-30 winds you put the sails up and cut that time almost in half! The long cockpit is a natural for a bimini to shade the helm, and still leave the forward half open for sail trimming. Multiple interior compartments provide flexibility for large visiting crew, big storage, or utility work space. Cutter rig gives you a lot of sail area split up into easily-managed pieces. She’s versatile, strong and set up with some smart choices for long-range cruising gear.