From teak cockpit, through the four panel openable quarterdeck access doors, one enters a richly appointed pilothouse with steering station to starboard and a fold out settee to port. Curtains for all doors and windows have coordinated fabrics. All windows in safety glass, port front and both side windows open. Forward of helm is teak console with engine control panel and all of the electronics. Visibility is great from the elevated helmsman's seat. Teak steps with wine rack under lead to main salon. Flooring throughout in strips of Sapele Mahogany and white pine. All upholstery and curtains match throughout. This salon has an insulated ceiling with recessed lighting and Beautiful Aroca wood cabinets and trim throughout. Master stateroom and double centerline berth occupy the fore peak. Ventilation is enhanced by opening ports in main cabin, head, and forward cabin. There is plenty of storage under settees and in nicely finished lockers. Below floor is the fresh water tank (aluminum) with level gauge. There is a separate head with VacuFlush fresh water marine head and a porcelain sink with hot and cold mixer tap and flexible shower attachment. Accessories include mirror, towel rack, ceiling lights, etc. There is one opening port. A shower with curtain and teak grating has an automatic pump. Head discharges to a holding tank or directly overboard when at sea.

• Air Conditioning throughout the vessel
• Salon converts to double berth
• Forward cabin filler cushions for extra sleeping room
• Forward hatch with screen and Ocean Air Shade
• Full interior drapery for all windows and ports
• Tinted glass opening windows in pilothouse
• Vinyl roll up cover for pilothouse Mahogany doors

The galley is to starboard opposite settee and is equipped with a 2 burner propane stove, storage for dishes and food and a bottle rack cupboard, 5 sliding doors and ample storage under the Stainless Steel sink. There is a 12V/110V refrigerator with freezer, and a separate 12V/110V freezer in the pilothouse that the owners had added when they bought the boat.

• Indel 12 volt refrigerator/freezer with transformer from 110/volt
• Tundra two cubic feet freezer under the helm seat in the Pilot House, works on either 12 volt or 120 volt with built in transformer.
• Propane two burner cooktop, with two propane tanks in outside locker
• Microwave oven
• Bulkhead mounted fan
• Magma BBQ

• NEW 2017 Garmin ECHO SV Chartplotter
• Simrad 24 mile 2KW Radar
• Simrad AP 20 Auto Pilot with upgraded compass
• B&G Depth Sounder
• ICOM M502 VHF with DSC
• Plastimo Compass

Electrical

• Northern Lights 6 KW Generator with 616 hours and was new in 2011
• Three group 29 Decca Marine Master House Batteries with 600 amp hours
• Two dedicated Decca engine start batteries with parallel switch
• Heavy duty Alternator, will charge all batteries underway 
• Two battery 30 amp chargers, Mastervolt and Samlex one can be used as a spare if necessary
• LED Anchor Light
• Some cabin light fixtures have LED blubs
• Trumpet Air Horn
• Two windshield wipers

Mechanical

• Aqua Air reverse cycle Air Conditioner
• VacuFlush Fresh Water head
• Hot water tank, both 110 volt AC and port engine
• Macerator Pump
• Two bilge pumps
• Shower sump pump

• Twin 4LHA Yanmar 4 cyl. Turbo 265 hp Diesel engines with 1900 hours
• NEW 2012 Aluminum Fuel Tank
• Exhaust alarms on both engines
• Water in fuel alarms at engine panel from both Racor Filters
• Cruising speed at 8.7 knots burning only 4 GPH or 14.8 knots burning 12 gallons per hour 
• Hydraulic Steering
• Single lever dual Morse® engine controls
• ZF transmissions
• Spur® Line cutters on shafts, just rebuilt in 2017
• Reverso® Oil Change System on both engines 
• Three 12 volt lights in engine room

From the Builders original brochure:

"Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, on the beautiful island of Minorca, is where the Menorquin Yachts Shipyard resided. The entire line is built at this location including lamination, assembly and final finishing including paint and varnish. All levels of construction are using the most advanced techniques and modern materials to keep their yachts at the Highest Standards. With all this said, there is still one more thing that separates our shipyard from the rest; the artisan touches that make each yacht unique into itself...."

• Hull Awlgriped with Majestic Navy Blue in 2016, not a scratch on it...
• Bottom stripped and barrier coat applied then painted with Micron CF100 white antifouling paint
• Teak Stern Platform with door to cockpit, swim ladder, stern lockers and seats
• High Grade stainless steel handrails on side decks
• Telescoping aft sunshade, very unique design easy to take down when needed
• Teak decks in cockpit in Excellent natural condition
• Grab bars in Pilothouse
• Side opening windows in pilothouse with custom screen inserts
• Sunshade for Pilot House windshield
• Plenty of storage in Pilothouse to include chart storage
• Stainless steel flag pole for ensign
• Lofrans Windlass with 160 feet of Stainless Steel Chain and extended anchor pulpit
• Stainless Steel Bruce Anchor and bridle
• Six Fenders with built in racks on deck
• Large Luxury mats on foredeck for lounging while relaxing during a beautiful sunset or underway

The owners of "Liberty Run" purchased her New at the Atlantic City Boat Show in the spring of 2002, then it went back to the dealer's yard in Rock Hall Maryland for commissioning and they were able to cruise the Chesapeake before they brought the boat back home to New Jersey. They spent the rest of 2002 cruising the North East and in the fall of 2003 "Liberty Run" made the trip down the Intercostal Waterway and offshore to its new home in Punta Gorda Florida.  She has been cruising West and East Coasts of  Florida, the Keys and several trips to the Bahamas ever since.

This Menorquin 37 has been maintained and updated to the Highest Standards by her Very Knowledgeable owners and now she is ready to take her new owners safely and comfortably to destinations unknown....

"Liberty Run" is currently on the hard here in Southwest Florida, and still available for viewing.