As a boat builder of almost 40 years I would steer clear of that ocean. Looking like it might need a couple hundred thousand dollars of love. Cost a small fortune just to move it.
10 DAYS AGO boat yard start on my 42 chris-craft well bottom paint etc (fiberglass) estimate was 3k to 4k now it reach out almost 10k. Lets put one more 0 next to the Thousand..
And that acronym is applicable just to normal sized boats! Those size boats he's looking at are probably more like "bust out another 10,000" for everything he finds wrong lol
Fun thing to check out but I'm glad you resisted the urge to bid. Bottomless pits when they're running well, and uh these babies were in really rough shape!
You figure someone walked away from them there is a reason. Maybe you get the odd owner who passed away and it somehow got forgotten but for the most part walking away was the best move!
Sometimes boats sink from batteries dying during a rainy season from pumping the bilges...then they don't. Not always hull damage. Depending on the hull construction and core material there may be hidden damage. Mold is incredibly hard to remove and keep gone once it starts.
Leave them alone. Even if you just want a dock queen it is going to be more work and more money than you think. And good luck trying to give away such a thing at the end of the season
Honestly the 3rd boat shown was probably the most affordable to get back in the water. Old and outdated, but those old crusaders are easy to work on. You could probably replace them with a couple Chevy longblocks and just cleanup the intake and exhaust manifolds, new carbs. Replace the distributors with a more modern ignition. The Ocean yacht, beautiful in a way all Ocean yachts are, BUT atleast $100k to $200k to get it back in the water. Bayliner, just run away. The old Bertram could be a good fishing boat, extremely well built. More utilitarian but not ridiculously priced to fix or replace the engines.
I’m sure you already aware, but this is the second video where your audio has been messed up… I’m not sure if it’s a loose wire or the Mic is rubbing on your jacket, but i wanted to bring it up only so that the issue came be addressed.. thanks as always for the content!
That lures going for a hundred bucks is enough to blow my brains out over that is amazing you should have climbed up on top of that if you wanted to see what a real boat is all about
Agreed, my father worked at the plant in ST Augustine around 1989-1990 and we lived on a sailboat my father built in the marina next to the factory. Beautiful boats
These boats don't need as much work as what you think, if you want to refurb the whole thing, yeah that's a whole different sack of marbles. But just tart it up abit, take your time, buy some used accessories. As long as the engines are not seized up. Its doable on the cheap, relatively speaking. By the way, the Proline is not a centre console, that's a cuddy cabin walk around
Good video the first boat you went on the Ocean those are junk and early one's like that are known to have Stringer problems which is what holds the bottom of the boat together
Ouch man, stringer issues! Sounds pretty serious. That boat bid up pretty high. Do you think it's being returned back to the water or maybe parted out?
@@hullinger if I had to guess it will probably be a live aboard a cheap place to live and a lot of low-end liveaboards the engines don't run and they tow the boat to the dock and there it will sit so for $500 a month you have a place to live meaning dock rental
The engines and final drives are where the money is at.. these are a well know junk boat in these years. Best i can tell those are 3408 CAT MARINE engines ate worth the whole deal.
All low-end boats that's why they are abandoned because they aren't worth what it would cost to make them run what you want is something with good bones like a Bertram
You caught me by surprise with this wonderfully put-together video! We have those gov't boat auctions here in southern Louisiana but not usually all marine in one location. The first vessel was the best for fishing the Gulf Coast anywhere from TX to FL and as someone who has been on a few flybridges ... once you have spent an outing up there, you never want to be sea level again. (Except for a large storm :-P) I am not what you call an offshore fisherman but the heightened flybridge on an intrepid sport fisher is the most relaxing yet commanding section of your vessel. If one is ever to be Captain of their own vessel, the flybridge provides such an open view of everything pertinent and naught. Great video! I would not have paid the $16k plus at this point in my life but for someone with deep pockets it def has serious value even with a complete double drive train replacement required ... if done correctly.
Those are 220 horse Chevy 350s.... Marine ised by crusader......and I did not see freshwater cooling on those motors so those maybe saltwater cooled motors got to watch out for head gaskets blowing out on those things
Submerged look for the telltale water line generally run away however for that price but how much to have it transported ( im not asking just giving my 2 cents that nobody asked for. however my husband worked on these for over 20 years but hes sleeping. Also look for mold black mold it should probably be set on fire With all of these cat 5 ( they said it was a cat 4 but definitely a cat 5 hurricane Ida destroyed most homes completely. With this tiny house that appeals to so many people still homeless btw I've been wondering about these really cheap boats if you could actually fix the inside up and would make a great home but i wonder if you can set it up on a piece of land somehow. (I know that I've seen this before and it was really nice and they paid not much money at all It would be a great source of income or live in it yourself. I'm going to keep looking into this ❤
I did enjoy it. Thanx 4 sharing. If you do those auctions again, if it's not too much trouble, please check registrations on all the boats which is a good indication on how long it's been down. Also, somewhere on or near the helm will be an hours meter which CAN be (but never completely trustworthy) a decent measure of running hours on whatever motors it has or has had in it. Seems like there wasn't a single boat there that you wouldn't at least pay the same to restore as you would to buy, borrow or pay to transport it let alone finding a place to rent or buy to work on her with the ability to accommodate all the gear you'd need. Break Out Another Thousand or so and don't be too surprised how far you'll go before you realize you've thrown thousands into a money pit
Had to come visit, thought NO WAY is this guy buying a boat he is way to smart for that ...... isn't he? LOL talk about rolling the dice any of these ole boats is a risky venture BUT bought at the right price with a bit of luck .... who knows? I will say if I had the space to dry dock it and work on it I would definitely buy a good ole sport fishing boat similar to the first one you showed.
Wow , this is really good this will really help me support my family alot , Hopefully some one can really help me out sending a boat so that I can support my family really appreciate your true kindness it really changed my family life around thank you ....
To saddle yourself with a project boat every year only to sell or give it away at summers end after all the money, work, pain and stress of getting it shipshape is NOT my idea of a good time. Cheaper and less hassle to stay in a beach hotel all summer and rent or charter boats. Do you want to pay for a second job, which is what buying a project boat is, or pay for an enjoyable labor and stress free vacation.
If you don’t know a lot about boats you probably shouldn’t be bidding on boats this size. You won’t believe the costs of owning/maintaining these things. Get surveys first in any case. Be careful buddy.
That Ocean sport fisher needs both engines pulled and rebuilt and the boat will need to be completely rewired, stem to stern. All new electronics. Then you get to start on the interior. At least $300k! Even if you got the boat for free? The Marina this came from is probably not holding their breath expecting to get any money out of it. Ideally, send it back to the factory for a full refurb. New everything. So you got a free hull.
I know it’s an old video but still on so I figured I’d watch it man those boats I think went for a little bit more. Looks like some stringer damage probably transom as well. That Bayliner is junk. I won’t even look. I wouldn’t even take a Bayliner for free💩💩💩💩💩💩
Course if you're looking to buy a boat and you found the boat out in the water and stuff the boat on her property give it to you for about 200 dollars that I seem any different times.
I wouldn't buy that first boat with someone else money. That thing is a money pit. Even if you did all the work yourself. At one time that was a hell of a boat.
I used to be a phone installer and one time had an order to put a phone line in a boat. The guy had a 46ft all wood yacht in his backyard, it was cribbed and slightly set in the ground with a door and a porch cut into the side where the engine room used to be. Told me he got the boat for free, just had to get hauled to his property and selling both the diesel engines covered those expenses. It was a great guest house and his grandkids loved staying in it.
The first two were cosmetically decent but I'm sure they were abandoned for a reason. The Proline looked fixable but the rest looked pretty junky. If you think cars are a hassle, boats are an order of magnitude more and planes an order of magnitude further.
i run a fishing co. one transmission on one side, including install, IF you can find it, cost me about 20k.there are many parts in a boat that cost that much if broken. bringing one of these back to seaworthy condition is monumental.
You never had a boat then. Boating is the best, yep comes with headaches, but a nice day on the water beats anything. I owned 3 boats and looking to get another
Boats are a lot like airplanes and women. They are cheap to buy but, very expensive to maintain. "If it flys, floats or f*cks.........RENT IT!" The owners of these repos did the right thing. They walked away and cut losses.
I'd probably spring for a boat with outboard motors. Easier maintenance. Those inboard motors are pain to get to and require dry docking to do any serious maintenance or repairs.
6 years ago I got a really nice boat on a trailer 30 ft cabin cruiser missing its engines an outdrives for free from a property management company it was left in the building they owned. I ended up putting it in the ground and turning it into a hangout / guest house for my daughter and her friends it has working plumbing electrical and AC
I just got a very vintage 1982 Bayliner 2270 Explorer pilothouse style cruiser with a teakwood Alaskan bulkhead on the back nonrunning and after bringing it home it's just way too cool in the backyard as an outdoor room to even start thinking about actually getting it running and takeing it to the lake . How complicated was it to put it in the ground ?
@@randyscott3386 it was easy putting it in the ground I have a backhoe the only difficult part was figuring out the electrical an plumbing before I put it in the ground but when you don't care about the boat hull you can put holes anywhere you want to run wire and pipe makes it easy
If you don't know a flybridge from a fly swatter you should NOT be looking at boats in this size range. To bring derelict boats like this back to a seaworthy condition is a MONUMENTAL undertaking especially if the work is to be done outside. The only boat there worth the effort was the 31 Bertram. A real classic with a well built hull.
Now I can just imaging the auction of all those former Russian owned multi hundred million dollar yachts that were seized in the last 4 months all over the world.
Everyone is dogging the boat. Yeah they need repairs. Yes your gonna have to find and buy things. I do it all myself. Or at least as much as I can. I love my boat. It gives me something to do.
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As a boat builder of almost 40 years I would steer clear of that ocean. Looking like it might need a couple hundred thousand dollars of love. Cost a small fortune just to move it.
Please don’t walk away from these boat, RUN!!!!
Your dad is pretty knowledgeable about boats. Good way to spend some time learning from him.
Just remember, BOAT= Bust Out Another Thousand...
10 DAYS AGO boat yard start on my 42 chris-craft well bottom paint etc (fiberglass) estimate was 3k to 4k now it reach out almost 10k. Lets put one more 0 next to the Thousand..
And that acronym is applicable just to normal sized boats! Those size boats he's looking at are probably more like "bust out another 10,000" for everything he finds wrong lol
I have always considered a boat to be a hole in the water that you throw money into...
I can't help but make a mental list of what needs done as you walk through those boats. My head exploded within 15 seconds.
Fixing the water leak on the convertible is the least expensive and easiest to fix. Wait till you start working on the diesel's and generator.
Spending time with Dad is never a bad time. Thanks for sharing .... 👍
heard all the boat cliches. Still love boats and have had one for 35 years.
Just listening to you talk, you’re in for a very steep learning curve if you buy one of those boats.
I was raised on the water and always had a boat all my life , just something I can’t shake
Fun thing to check out but I'm glad you resisted the urge to bid. Bottomless pits when they're running well, and uh these babies were in really rough shape!
I totally agree with you. I wasn't feeling good about any of those.
You figure someone walked away from them there is a reason. Maybe you get the odd owner who passed away and it somehow got forgotten but for the most part walking away was the best move!
Chris, great boating lesson from your Dad. Great vid.
Sometimes boats sink from batteries dying during a rainy season from pumping the bilges...then they don't. Not always hull damage. Depending on the hull construction and core material there may be hidden damage. Mold is incredibly hard to remove and keep gone once it starts.
Leave them alone. Even if you just want a dock queen it is going to be more work and more money than you think. And good luck trying to give away such a thing at the end of the season
Honestly the 3rd boat shown was probably the most affordable to get back in the water. Old and outdated, but those old crusaders are easy to work on. You could probably replace them with a couple Chevy longblocks and just cleanup the intake and exhaust manifolds, new carbs. Replace the distributors with a more modern ignition.
The Ocean yacht, beautiful in a way all Ocean yachts are, BUT atleast $100k to $200k to get it back in the water.
Bayliner, just run away.
The old Bertram could be a good fishing boat, extremely well built. More utilitarian but not ridiculously priced to fix or replace the engines.
I’m sure you already aware, but this is the second video where your audio has been messed up… I’m not sure if it’s a loose wire or the Mic is rubbing on your jacket, but i wanted to bring it up only so that the issue came be addressed.. thanks as always for the content!
That Bertram is ballsiest boat on the Block right there and the last few Boats were the best but you didn't look at them.
That lures going for a hundred bucks is enough to blow my brains out over that is amazing you should have climbed up on top of that if you wanted to see what a real boat is all about
Agreed, my father worked at the plant in ST Augustine around 1989-1990 and we lived on a sailboat my father built in the marina next to the factory. Beautiful boats
Crusader Marine 220 is actually a Chevy 305 small block
These boats don't need as much work as what you think, if you want to refurb the whole thing, yeah that's a whole different sack of marbles. But just tart it up abit, take your time, buy some used accessories. As long as the engines are not seized up. Its doable on the cheap, relatively speaking. By the way, the Proline is not a centre console, that's a cuddy cabin walk around
Good video the first boat you went on the Ocean those are junk and early one's like that are known to have Stringer problems which is what holds the bottom of the boat together
Ouch man, stringer issues! Sounds pretty serious. That boat bid up pretty high. Do you think it's being returned back to the water or maybe parted out?
@@hullinger if I had to guess it will probably be a live aboard a cheap place to live and a lot of low-end liveaboards the engines don't run and they tow the boat to the dock and there it will sit so for $500 a month you have a place to live meaning dock rental
The engines and final drives are where the money is at.. these are a well know junk boat in these years. Best i can tell those are 3408 CAT MARINE engines ate worth the whole deal.
All low-end boats that's why they are abandoned because they aren't worth what it would cost to make them run what you want is something with good bones like a Bertram
It's the only way I can get it
I went One of those to
@@annifgeorge8003 have it surveyed then so you know upfront problems
Wow I’d say the biggest steal of that auction was the Bertram 31 for only $2400 that’s an incredibly desirable boat
I'd be willing to bet that 31 Bertram is heading to Worton, MD where they refit/restore them.
@@jeffreypinder9398 or Tropic Star Lodge in Panama where they run 10 or 15 of them.
I thought the same. Wish we could have seen it.
You caught me by surprise with this wonderfully put-together video! We have those gov't boat auctions here in southern Louisiana but not usually all marine in one location. The first vessel was the best for fishing the Gulf Coast anywhere from TX to FL and as someone who has been on a few flybridges ... once you have spent an outing up there, you never want to be sea level again. (Except for a large storm :-P) I am not what you call an offshore fisherman but the heightened flybridge on an intrepid sport fisher is the most relaxing yet commanding section of your vessel. If one is ever to be Captain of their own vessel, the flybridge provides such an open view of everything pertinent and naught.
Great video! I would not have paid the $16k plus at this point in my life but for someone with deep pockets it def has serious value even with a complete double drive train replacement required ... if done correctly.
How do you get I these auctions
Nice to watch
Thank you for showing us this
This is even better than cars!!
The beam is not the back of the boat. The beam is the widest part of the boat usally the flare towards the bow
Those are 220 horse Chevy 350s.... Marine ised by crusader......and I did not see freshwater cooling on those motors so those maybe saltwater cooled motors got to watch out for head gaskets blowing out on those things
If it flies, floats, or fornicates, you're better off renting. Or so I'm told.
As they say…there are two great days for a boat owner…the day you buy it and the day you sell it!
Boat = bring out another thousand$
That first boat sank as a result of the bilge pumps killing the battery...all inboards leak all the time
Sweet content learning experience
So many dumped boats in Maryland and Delaware
What is the name of the auction and the website please. Thanks
Is your plan to sell the whole fleet of vehicles? I was interested in one of the vehicles you purchased last summer.
Submerged look for the telltale water line generally run away however for that price but how much to have it transported ( im not asking just giving my 2 cents that nobody asked for. however my husband worked on these for over 20 years but hes sleeping. Also look for mold black mold it should probably be set on fire
With all of these cat 5 ( they said it was a cat 4 but definitely a cat 5 hurricane Ida destroyed most homes completely. With this tiny house that appeals to so many people still homeless btw I've been wondering about these really cheap boats if you could actually fix the inside up and would make a great home but i wonder if you can set it up on a piece of land somehow. (I know that I've seen this before and it was really nice and they paid not much money at all It would be a great source of income or live in it yourself. I'm going to keep looking into this ❤
I had a 74 28ft Silverton with a 318 Chrysler ran like a dream i wish i still had it
I did enjoy it. Thanx 4 sharing.
If you do those auctions again, if it's not too much trouble, please check registrations on all the boats which is a good indication on how long it's been down.
Also, somewhere on or near the helm will be an hours meter which CAN be (but never completely trustworthy) a decent measure of running hours on whatever motors it has or has had in it.
Seems like there wasn't a single boat there that you wouldn't at least pay the same to restore as you would to buy, borrow or pay to transport it let alone finding a place to rent or buy to work on her with the ability to accommodate all the gear you'd need.
Break Out Another Thousand or so and don't be too surprised how far you'll go before you realize you've thrown thousands into a money pit
These are experts? A pair of Ford Crusaders? Really?
Had to come visit, thought NO WAY is this guy buying a boat he is way to smart for that ...... isn't he? LOL talk about rolling the dice any of these ole boats is a risky venture BUT bought at the right price with a bit of luck .... who knows? I will say if I had the space to dry dock it and work on it I would definitely buy a good ole sport fishing boat similar to the first one you showed.
Wow , this is really good this will really help me support my family alot , Hopefully some one can really help me out sending a boat so that I can support my family really appreciate your true kindness it really changed my family life around thank you ....
Port is left.. But love y'all
thanks for sharing. What other locations have these type of auctions?
To saddle yourself with a project boat every year only to sell or give it away at summers end after all the money, work, pain and stress of getting it shipshape is NOT my idea of a good time. Cheaper and less hassle to stay in a beach hotel all summer and rent or charter boats. Do you want to pay for a second job, which is what buying a project boat is, or pay for an enjoyable labor and stress free vacation.
I would RUN. If the owners couldn’t afford the slip then you know that nothing has been maintained.
If you don’t know a lot about boats you probably shouldn’t be bidding on boats this size. You won’t believe the costs of owning/maintaining these things. Get surveys first in any case. Be careful buddy.
Cool. thanks
would you please, share your listing on boat auctions and/or web links .
Thank you . .. ..
Boat! Bring On Another Thousand BOAT!
NEW SUB!! GREAT VID!! Maybe share , how one actually get the .... Wait for it... Boat title!!! Lol. Enjoy 4th .
That Ocean sport fisher needs both engines pulled and rebuilt and the boat will need to be completely rewired, stem to stern. All new electronics. Then you get to start on the interior. At least $300k! Even if you got the boat for free? The Marina this came from is probably not holding their breath expecting to get any money out of it. Ideally, send it back to the factory for a full refurb. New everything. So you got a free hull.
Chrysler built engine distributor in the back,, or its own Marine
I know it’s an old video but still on so I figured I’d watch it man those boats I think went for a little bit more. Looks like some stringer damage probably transom as well. That Bayliner is junk. I won’t even look. I wouldn’t even take a Bayliner for free💩💩💩💩💩💩
General rule of thumb with boats. A $50,000 boat for $10,000 will need $65,000 work of work.
'AND MIRRORS' GIGGITY GIGGITY
Course if you're looking to buy a boat and you found the boat out in the water and stuff the boat on her property give it to you for about 200 dollars that I seem any different times.
why didn't you bid on the Arc Ella Jean?
12:00 That is a small block Chevy
The only boat worth looking at is the 31 ft Bertram, and they never showed much of it. The rest are all junk.
I wouldn't buy that first boat with someone else money. That thing is a money pit. Even if you did all the work yourself. At one time that was a hell of a boat.
Has the Caprice been sold ?
$1200 on the 46 foot boat I would put it in my backyard and use it for a guest house
You are looking at total refit
I’m from Australia I love your videos they’re awesome can I have a shout out for Steve from Australia
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Cual es la página donde puedo ver el inventario ? Gracias
With the price of houses I would just buy that and drop it right in the yard and live in it
I used to be a phone installer and one time had an order to put a phone line in a boat. The guy had a 46ft all wood yacht in his backyard, it was cribbed and slightly set in the ground with a door and a porch cut into the side where the engine room used to be. Told me he got the boat for free, just had to get hauled to his property and selling both the diesel engines covered those expenses. It was a great guest house and his grandkids loved staying in it.
What did the state do with the money that was over what was owed it belongs to the owners I bet the state kept it or stole it
That Bayliner is sick can't belive some one abandond their Bayliner must of died or went to prison some one paid some good money for those boats
what is the URL for the auction site?
I see boats extremely damaged. Prices are still high. Engine is detroyed
Run away, don’t look back!!!! There’s a reason they were abandoned!!
Can someone hook me up with a few of these auctions
Como puedo obtener precios
Stay away from marina's if possible this is what happens to your boat if your not paying attention
The first two were cosmetically decent but I'm sure they were abandoned for a reason. The Proline looked fixable but the rest looked pretty junky. If you think cars are a hassle, boats are an order of magnitude more and planes an order of magnitude further.
Yup. That is why they say BOAT stands for Bust Out Another Thousand...
i run a fishing co. one transmission on one side, including install, IF you can find it, cost me about 20k.there are many parts in a boat that cost that much if broken. bringing one of these back to seaworthy condition is monumental.
Am I to assume thats with labor to install ?
There are only two happy days of a boat owners life. The day he buys a boat, and the day he sells it!
I had a friend with a ski boat when I saw what it cost just in gas for a weekend I told myself...no way..lol
eveyone on Long island i know says that atleast once a year
You never had a boat then. Boating is the best, yep comes with headaches, but a nice day on the water beats anything. I owned 3 boats and looking to get another
May be true for many..but I'll take the memories that were made in between...
Exactly what I was thinking
Glad y’all enjoyed your time together with your Dad !
Boats are a lot like airplanes and women. They are cheap to buy but, very expensive to maintain.
"If it flys, floats or f*cks.........RENT IT!"
The owners of these repos did the right thing. They walked away and cut losses.
I'd probably spring for a boat with outboard motors. Easier maintenance. Those inboard motors are pain to get to and require dry docking to do any serious maintenance or repairs.
The blue engine is not a Ford. It is a small block Chevy. most likely a 350.
6 years ago I got a really nice boat on a trailer 30 ft cabin cruiser missing its engines an outdrives for free from a property management company it was left in the building they owned. I ended up putting it in the ground and turning it into a hangout / guest house for my daughter and her friends it has working plumbing electrical and AC
I just got a very vintage 1982 Bayliner 2270 Explorer pilothouse style cruiser with a teakwood Alaskan bulkhead on the back nonrunning and after bringing it home it's just way too cool in the backyard as an outdoor room to even start thinking about actually getting it running and takeing it to the lake . How complicated was it to put it in the ground ?
@@randyscott3386 it was easy putting it in the ground I have a backhoe the only difficult part was figuring out the electrical an plumbing before I put it in the ground but when you don't care about the boat hull you can put holes anywhere you want to run wire and pipe makes it easy
You know boat stands for Bring On Another Thousand but in the case of those boats one would need to Bring On Another Ten-Thousand!
I miss my dad watching this..may he rest in peace
I'm sure your dad is right there beside you watching this video together. Your dad will always be nearby, and you will see him again someday.
If you don't know a flybridge from a fly swatter you should NOT be looking at boats in this size range. To bring derelict boats like this back to a seaworthy condition is a MONUMENTAL undertaking especially if the work is to be done outside. The only boat there worth the effort was the 31 Bertram. A real classic with a well built hull.
I loved it when the guy said: " I want to buy one for a summer home. Just dock it and sell it after the summer" You think to "dock it" is cheap???
From cars to boats? Boats should be named; Endless money pits!
Break Out Another Thousand!!!
Haha. Good one.
It’s even worse when you work on them everyday
Gonna cost over 100 grand to fix most of these junk boats
I always enjoy your videos! Thanks for the changeup and showing these boats. Easy to see why people simply walked away from them.
Bayliner. Absolute junk. Even when new.
It's not a boat. It's a Bayliner!
Now I can just imaging the auction of all those former Russian owned multi hundred million dollar yachts that were seized in the last 4 months all over the world.
Many new boat owners do not factor the fuel costs that can be crazy high. Especially on older inefficient engines.
Great content,always interesting videos, Thank you sir!
now this was interesting! never thought about this aspect of auctions too much thanks bro!
Thanks for the visit this morning!
@@hullinger Captain my Captain hope you found Lady
(Southern cross plays in the background)
Thanks for giving us the selling prices too!
Great video. I was glad to see you included the final sales price. Not a lot of people do that!
Everyone is dogging the boat. Yeah they need repairs. Yes your gonna have to find and buy things. I do it all myself. Or at least as much as I can. I love my boat. It gives me something to do.
An interesting video, but the poor audio quality kills it :/
i like yachts like your town car, land yachts.
That thing on the cushion summed that boat up..