MORPHEUS Boat for Sale

• Cruising Speed: 28 kn
• Beam: 10' 4''
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Max Draft: 1' 8''
• Displacement: 7,936.64 lb
• Fuel Tank: 1 x 400|liter
• Fresh Water: 1 x 125|liter
• Cabins: 2
• Heads: 1

Deck moulding and deep "V" hull laminated with isophthalic resin, chopped strand mat, and woven rovings with foam core stiffening topsides and deck.

All bottom stringers, longitudinals and engine beds are constructed to the same standards as used in the original production Fairey Spearfish.

Hull to deck laminated together to provide strength and ensure watertight joint, three sets of spray rails to ensure a dry ride.

The large cockpit area is finished in laid teak. Hinges and catches to engine hatch and lazarette are stainless steel, flush fitting with discreet fastenings.

Plenty of locker space beneath cockpit seating.

Laid teak to side decks and foredeck all teak is solid and bonded to the GRP deck with no visible fastenings. 6 substantial, custom-made stainless-steel bollards for mooring lines.

IVECO 440 hp Intercooled Turbo Diesel – 334 hours serviced every 50 hrs
Seller will either service the engine when due, or service it once a sale is agreed.
ZF Marine Gearbox (reversing)
Hamiltonjet H274 Waterjet offers a number of advantages over conventional shafts & propellers:
· Greater efficiency at speed
· Precise steering control at all speeds
· Shallow draft with no underwater appendages
· Smoother and quieter.
Large seawater strainer above the water line.
Bow Thruster with helm controls for ease of operation.
Rear lazerette and engine compartments have lighting for inspection and maintenance purposes.
Rear lazarette has 240v RCB protected ground power and 12v, useful for maintenance tasks onboard.

DIESEL:
Capacity - 400 Litres in 2 stainless steel tanks.
Bilateral fuel filler caps.

WATER:
Capacity is approximately 125 Litres in one centre tank.
Filled through deck inlet.
Stainless steel Calorifier.
Water heated by engine and 230v immersion element.
Pressurised hot and cold fresh water delivered to galley, heads/shower.
High-capacity manual bilge pump.
Electric bilge pumps.

Raymarine C80
Raymarine Radar
GPS
Raymarine Autoplilot
Removable Radio with deck mounted handset
ICOM handheld VHF (New rechargeable battery 2003)
Depth
Log
3x 140 amp batteries new 2024
2x long power leads, one with electric meter for marinas that require it.
Victron 2.5Kw Inverter
3-pin 240v shore power available in cabin and rear lazarette
Cabin ambient lighting to all areas
Shore power with dual pole breaker
Alpha 60A automatic charger
Cockpit sole lighting

Cabin – still in “showroom” condition.
Cabin Heating to all internal areas including head.
Plenty of stowage
Sink, hot and cold pressurised water system – never used
Microwave
Radiant heat ceramic hob
Deck and cockpit fridges
Low level table/cushion to convert forward space into double berth
Teak folding table for forward Vee Berth in place of above double berth conversion

Hand-flushing sea toilet
Hand basin
Shower

Sprayhood (new 2024)
Varnished teak mast with radar, radio mast, and running light
Bespoke teak handrail surrounding the seating area
Substantial bathing platform with collapsible S/S ladder
Substantial polished S/S cleats forward, midships and aft.
Two S/S fishing rod holders
Side-power bow thruster with cockpit mounted joy-stick 
Anchor/Windlass with deck switches and cockpit repeater switches
Port and starboard navigation lights
Cockpit low-level lighting
Bucket seats with lift-up bolster for helmsman and navigator.
2x Sony speakers
Raymarine radio deck repeater
Blue seat cushions for entire cockpit seating area
New sprayhood and rear cover
Winter-cover protecting entire boat
Fenders and warp

"The Legend Rekindled"

The most sought-after power boat of the 1960s was undoubtedly the Fairey Boat. A list of owners sounds like a who's who of one of the most exciting and innovative decades of British design; Sir Max and Lady Violet Aitken, Tommy Sopwith, actress Deborah Kerr, band-leader Billy Cotton and many others all owned at least one and a number of Fairey boats featured in the James Bond film "From Russia With Love".

Fairey boats combined comfort with spacious accommodation; a renowned seaworthiness with handling qualities second to none; and delivered performance, courtesy of the deep-V planing hull, such that the cruiser classes of numerous Cowes-Torquay and London-Monte Carlo races were successfully campaigned by Fairey boats.

Fairey Marine's designer was Alan Burnard, and today his proven hull design from the Fairey Spearfish forms the basis of the Swordsman 30.