I can't say enough about this man's authenticity,as an old barnacle myself I am familiar with but a few, who are as selfless when giving people the straight &fair info!A true sailor!! May Neptune continue to bless CAP'n Q!⛵
I really appreciate the nautical terms being translated to the less experienced people like me! This is my favorite channel to just hit play and listen to all day. CQ is such a interesting character, so much knowledge, dad jokes 24/7, candid, smart and generally a nice guy. Ran is the perfect duo, also smart and experienced but lets CQ do the talk, awesome camera, sound, editing and graphics, only comments when needed or to add something important. Such perfect chemistry It's amazing to see, so much better than all those attention hungry sailing couples that are all over the place ( and very annoying to be honest ) You guys should get together with @SamHolmesSailing for a collab, another outstanding dude he would love you too I am sure.
Sometimes I forget it's Thursday 🤔Then I see a new video from you guys and remember 👍💯😁 she's a beauty for sure. So we'll maintained 👍thank you guys so much and stay safe💯🙏see you on the water soon👍
For me the center cockpit/aft cabin set up is the perfect boat. For starters being centrally placed in the boat is the best spot to be, then you have the privacy factor of the aft cabin and the huge bonus of engine access when the engine is placed under the cockpit. For me if I'm in the market for a 40 odd footer the center cockpit is my choice
The pride of ownership is evident in that boat, worth every penny. Not the most beautiful from afar but would be almost ideal to sail and be aboard. Would be so easy to enjoy and every friend would love it too. I wouldn't hesitate to take her out to sea! ***********Special not to Ran-day - Love your musical interludes!!!!*******************
I’m one of the many subscribers who anonymously have been enjoying your videos for over a year. I cannot express enough how enjoyable it is to be invited into your show each week to learn, laugh and dream about owning my own boat some day. I spent my youth sailing a C&C 33 on the Great South Bay with my parents and Captain Q reminds me of them and their love of sailing every time I watch. Congratulations to Ran-Day on his purchase of his own beautiful boat and thank you both for providing such a wonderful gem of yachting enthusiasm
Aloha Captain Q and Rande! One observation between aircraft and sailing vessels; aircraft flight controls have precise control over "bank"! When will marine architechs produce," Float Controls" to affect precise control over, "Heeling Angles" on sail boats? Put "Whaleirons" on winged keels for precise heel angle control. Articulated Float Controls on winged keels that act as alierons do on aircraft to keep bank/ heel angles shallow. Keep the boat in a more level attitude in the water! Captain "Bee"!
Camera guy Randle cracks me up 😊 “You can put a pillow in there and tell me it’s a bunk.” Ha! Must be difficult to edit and cut treasure troves of wisdom at every segue. My guess is that more lateral plane is better when hove-to, right, so Chuck’s Intrepid would be my answer. Pearson 35s are to Honda Civics as Intrepid 40s are to Toyota Rav4s (not even in the same class as Jags, btw). Riddle me that for merch! Thanks for sharing, as always 😊.
Another awesome boat. Enjoy watching your videos . Watching it from Roulette Pa. Live 10 miles from Coudersport Pa. Where the Famous Elliot Ness Museum is!
Captain Q and Randay! You should have thousands more subscibers! What I'm learning, with no sailing experience is enjoyable and priceless! A BIG thank-you! -- tom
Oh Captain, my Captain! The time is coming near. Do I live aboard or struggle with the fear. Living on land or say farewell to sand? This boat is The Angel. Calling me away unto another day. Thank you Sir. My ❤ is a stir!
A great boat! The other one looked like a modern Beneteau. Sail Drive with a keel and rudder that's perfect for catching crayfish pot ropes! In fact a couple of months ago, I rescued one with exactly that issue.
That Yanmar upgrade was done so well...from what I could see from the video. Other intrepid 40s have had 54hp Yanmar upgrades, but this boat has a 75hp I thought they said. And it was done so well. The engine compartment looks like a brand new boat not only in cleanliness but in layout. Nice!
The designer did an impressive job with this boat. So much boat in just forty feet. If you have the opportunity guys, something around fifty feet, with a good beam and not costing an extremity, would be most welcome ;)
lol. I actually did a spit take when Randy said "You could put a pillow in there and tell me it was a bunk". Your sense of humor is subtle but good! lol :)
Very nice! I like it. I owned and cruised a similar boat that I loved. The Kelly Peterson 44. Loved the dual companionways and 15 opening ports and 5 hatches. I was great in the tropics and I never felt the need for AC. Prop in an aperateure and lots of waterline! Very fast cruiser for its vintage. Never had any significant problems after tens of thousands of miles of cruising over about 9 year. Did not have teak decks! This boat is very similar.
@@YachtHunters Ok. Gotcha. They indeed can be a project. Especially teak decks and window. Mine a 1981 (one of the last) had few problems in the first 30 yrs of it’s life that I had her. I sold it and the new owner nearly circumnavigated with her. I crossed 2 oceans in her, making as many as 200 mile days. For her vintage, she was fast and well behaved. They can vary tremendously in condition as any boat, from crap to wonderful. The only thing I did just before I sold her was replace all the chain plates. They were ready. Never any deck or structural problems, and I gave her a workout! I bought her for 92K in good shape and reasonably well equipped. Sold her nearly a decade later for 132K in great shape and well equipped. No complaints from me. I will check out your video on it. Thanks!
More subscribers, means more money. That what youtube channels are all about. I must say though, you two men have a great YT channel about used sailboats for sale. The two of you also have a great amount of knowledge about sailing & sailboats.
Forget the Dinty Moore. Winner, winner, chicken dinner for this boat! Chuck Paine design, very good in my book! How many of the original Morris Yachts did he design here in Maine!! Cutter rig availability a big plus!! Was the Intrepid manufactured by Cape Dory? It sure looks like it? Big engine. If this boat has enough tankage for fuel and water you are almost ready to go anywhere. I agree, if going cruising, I would move the batteries above the waterline. The boat looks to be fairly well cared for. I am sure some updates are needed, after all what is wrong with a 5 gallon bucket with a seat in the aft head!?!?! Should get plus 1 for the chart table but you subtract 1 for the rear head!! This appears to be a great boat at a reasonable price, pending survey on all systems, engine, rigging and sails. If I were looking this would be definitely on the short list! Especially if built by Cape Dory or at the same quality. Great find gents! Also looking forward to more updates on Ran-Day's boat. Lots to do!!! See you next week!
love this channel! I follow quite a few sailing videos on UA-cam, Captain Q is the go to channel for information about boats. I often “sea” sailors having to fix a leak, a crack or a hole in a boat while under sail. So now I believe every Captain should carry a few cans of “Great Stuff” expanding construction foam for backyard pond repair. Its not pretty but it is extremely effective in an emergency! You can stuff a plastic bag or a sheet etc. through a large hole then fill it with foam or simply spray it into a smaller hole or crack. Let it dry, then head to marina for permanent repair. What do you think Captain?
Having lived in Kittery, I know when its cold it bitter. I also know they sell gloves everywhere. Please Captain put some gloves on. Nice boat. If I was there or it here, I'd be tempted.
Cape Dory also produced a limited number of Intrepid 35's, a McCurdy & Rhodes design previously built in Canada as the Heritage 35. This was featured as a benchmark design in the book "Desirable and undesirable features in offshore yachts" published in the early 1990s.
Thank you Captain Q and Randy for a beautiful boat tour. This would make a great liveaboard and possibly single handed sailing? I love the size and the layout makes it seem much bigger than some 50' foot boats. I wish I could write a check today!
Nice one! I am tempted too! Going into the bilges to learn more, I can’t help myself….. it’s challenging to find out more about her construction? I wonder if she had a cored hull? I assume her keel is a bolt on rather than encapsulated?
Good show men.Hey Randay.I was walking around T.O. today and I found a bow sprit on a tall ship to dye for.I snapped a picture for you..stay safe guys 🎤🇨🇦🎤🇨🇦🇨🇦🏴☠️🦮🎙🏁🎼⚖🎤
Awesome boat, and as always a wonderful job all around. I have noticed people don't often talk about how fast a boat will sail. Is that because it is assumed that all boats are rigged to be able to reach hull speed, given there is enough wind?
Dear Captain, I love watching you and Rayndo, you are so knowledgeable and positive. We have a 2020 Sabre 402 sailboat made in Maine. Could you review one? Or come to Marina del Rey in Los Angeles, and stay with us in Malibu.
Hey, Captain, love the show, but most of us are not racing or crossing oceans, can we see some 35-45 foot retractable keel sloops, and maybe more old or new sailing dinghies?🌟👏🙏🌴🦜🎉🦩🐊😀
I enjoy your videos and info on classic boats. I would love to see your review on an Amel Maramu, the 46 footer, not the Super Maramu which is a much more modern and complex boat. I own Maramu #25, a veteran from 1978 and still going strong. TIA...
Hinckley land? Tap dancing on razor blades. Though the Intrepid line is awesome. As a 30 year veteran of the marine industry I think you definitely have a great feel for boats. Not that I think you are always right. Waiting on the Swan review!!
I really like a center cockpit on boats 40'+. I'm not crazy about composting heads. But it's probably a very sensible option. I think I'd rather drop trow off the swim platform. Out is site out of mind.
Capt Q would be a great man to take to have a look at a boat your thinking about buying...and then Capt Dorf ( shows up at 16:40 in ) to look around the engine room and smaller places and bilge..Thanks for a look sea....Oh...Hahahaha Capt Dorf passage way and work station...I think this boat rates a 32....2 extra point for that bucket that never fails ya....
I like that boat too. I like all the seating has back support and it did seem bigger than 40 and the finishing is nice.. Would it be good for blue water? I am thinking yes but the big Q kept saying Bermuda and Halifax.
Another reason I'm glad I'm land locked - no offense intended to Ran-day, he has a nice boat; but this one, this on is really nice. It ticked a lot of boxes (mainly the pulpit was the only thing I saw that needed some serious attention). If I was closer I'd be really excited over this boat. One little bone to pick with the Captain though: He forgot to add a point for the shipshape nav table. :^D So, really a 31.
Here in Florida we have a lot of boat yards and we call them "the Land of Broken Dreams" . Do you find a lot of "project" boats that never seem to get finished up there in your region?
I just noticed that the Captain is a belt and braces kind of guy. I like this boat but fortunately for someone else my wife won't let me buy one so it will be someone else's to love.
The sintered bronze plate is an electronics ground, not a lightning ground. Because it is full of water, if it takes a lightning strike that water superheats into steam, literally exploding. That's why Dynaplate says not to use it for a lightning ground, only for electronics.
Apologies. We were talking about an aft cockpit 39… you are talking about the center cockpit Bristol 41.1 Both designed by Ted hood but ten years apart. The 41.1 is a beauty
Are there any sailboats out there that you might be able to open a chair and relax? Or are the all like living in a hallway tilted at 30 degrees? What's up with that apogee?
“Beautiful? “ looks like someone’s condo that fell in the water. Lots of things to be critical about but for some reason UA-cam boat reviewers just love everything.
@@YachtHunters Thanks captain Q, You’ve answered a question which has perplexed me for a long time. I very much appreciate your channel because of your long history of sailing, racing, delivery, and encyclopedic knowledge. There is a huge difference in a sailor who speaks from experience rather than supposition and opinion as so many “arm chair experts” do. You, Ran-day, and Sea-dog make a great team. I smile whenever I see a can of Dinty Moore or a bottle of Cordon Negro. I also share your loyalty to a consistent fashion ensemble, it simplifies life. Though different in the articles we choose, I follow the same philosophy dressing consistently every day. We sail to the beat of a different drummer … “and remember, the internet is not a place.” (🤣). 🙏👏😎
I think this is one of the nicest, highest-quality, boats that I have seen at a still very affordable price.
Great find Captain Q and Ran-Day!!!
Always excellent history of these boats,CaptainQ is encyclopedic,and no one better on the scene today!!
I can't say enough about this man's authenticity,as an old barnacle myself I am familiar with but a few, who are as selfless when giving people the straight &fair info!A true sailor!! May Neptune continue to bless CAP'n Q!⛵
Many thanks!
I feel like we all would love to go sailing with you two this season?
Perhaps a contest?
Thank you for the great videos.
Indeed! Or a raffle benefiting scholarships to a sailing camp for kids…
Maybe one day!
I really appreciate the nautical terms being translated to the less experienced people like me! This is my favorite channel to just hit play and listen to all day. CQ is such a interesting character, so much knowledge, dad jokes 24/7, candid, smart and generally a nice guy.
Ran is the perfect duo, also smart and experienced but lets CQ do the talk, awesome camera, sound, editing and graphics, only comments when needed or to add something important.
Such perfect chemistry It's amazing to see, so much better than all those attention hungry sailing couples that are all over the place ( and very annoying to be honest )
You guys should get together with @SamHolmesSailing for a collab, another outstanding dude he would love you too I am sure.
Sometimes I forget it's Thursday 🤔Then I see a new video from you guys and remember 👍💯😁 she's a beauty for sure. So we'll maintained 👍thank you guys so much and stay safe💯🙏see you on the water soon👍
Dear Captain Q, before you sign your next contract make sure it includes a pillow 😀
That's a perfect boat to live aboard or do some extended cruising on. I love the separation between the cabins for privacy too.
I learn something new every episode, thanks Capt Q & Ran-day. I look forward to Thursdays.
This is a really nice boat. I've developed a preference for those largish aft cabins and center cockpit designs.
For me the center cockpit/aft cabin set up is the perfect boat. For starters being centrally placed in the boat is the best spot to be, then you have the privacy factor of the aft cabin and the huge bonus of engine access when the engine is placed under the cockpit. For me if I'm in the market for a 40 odd footer the center cockpit is my choice
We agree!
The pride of ownership is evident in that boat, worth every penny. Not the most beautiful from afar but would be almost ideal to sail and be aboard. Would be so easy to enjoy and every friend would love it too. I wouldn't hesitate to take her out to sea!
***********Special not to Ran-day - Love your musical interludes!!!!*******************
I’m one of the many subscribers who anonymously have been enjoying your videos for over a year. I cannot express enough how enjoyable it is to be invited into your show each week to learn, laugh and dream about owning my own boat some day. I spent my youth sailing a C&C 33 on the Great South Bay with my parents and Captain Q reminds me of them and their love of sailing every time I watch. Congratulations to Ran-Day on his purchase of his own beautiful boat and thank you both for providing such a wonderful gem of yachting enthusiasm
Aloha Captain Q and Rande! One observation between aircraft and sailing vessels; aircraft flight controls have precise control over "bank"! When will marine architechs produce," Float Controls" to affect precise control over, "Heeling Angles" on sail boats? Put "Whaleirons" on winged keels for precise heel angle control. Articulated Float Controls on winged keels that act as alierons do on aircraft to keep bank/ heel angles shallow. Keep the boat in a more level attitude in the water! Captain "Bee"!
Very informative episode. Thank you!
Spring weather is coming, and SAILING is in the WIND!!!!! Great boat and thank you again for the keel education!
Loved this boat. So comfortable and secure for sailing the world.
The word is out: People are cleaning up their navigation tables when they hear the Captain is coming!
🤗
Outstanding Gentlemen . Thank you 👍
Wonderful visit with a great yacht! Thanks, guys. I really look forward to your visits.
I'm droolin' over here!! lol Great review, guys, and a dream of a boat!! Cheers!! :)
Wonderful boat. Elevating presentation. Cheers.
Love the Chuck Paine design aesthetic… thank you
Camera guy Randle cracks me up 😊 “You can put a pillow in there and tell me it’s a bunk.” Ha! Must be difficult to edit and cut treasure troves of wisdom at every segue. My guess is that more lateral plane is better when hove-to, right, so Chuck’s Intrepid would be my answer. Pearson 35s are to Honda Civics as Intrepid 40s are to Toyota Rav4s (not even in the same class as Jags, btw). Riddle me that for merch! Thanks for sharing, as always 😊.
Two anchors up!!! Great work once again... happy sails!
Another awesome boat. Enjoy watching your videos . Watching it from Roulette Pa. Live 10 miles from Coudersport Pa. Where the Famous Elliot Ness Museum is!
Sloop, there it is!
Making Ran-day wish his boat were bigger, but we still love him! God bless Ran-day!!!
Captain Q and Randay! You should have thousands more subscibers! What I'm learning, with no sailing experience is enjoyable and priceless! A BIG thank-you! -- tom
Thank you. For your kind thought
Oh Captain, my Captain! The time is coming near. Do I live aboard or struggle with the fear. Living on land or say farewell to sand? This boat is The Angel. Calling me away unto another day. Thank you Sir. My ❤ is a stir!
Randay: I think you can put a pillow in there and tell me its a bunk. XD
That is an economical beauty Captain Q. Thank you for sharing this nice find.
Beautiful boat , thanks to both of you for sharing another great video .⛵️⛵️⛵️🥰💕
thanks, Kathleen!! Cheers to you :)
Thanks for posting and sharing. That boat feels as if it could be put back in the water with very little fuss.
¡Bingo! Nice Sea Lady is almost my PB. 🇺🇸⚘🇨🇺 Cubanísimo Greating 👋
Nice!!
This is one of the nicest boats I've seen and well within the price range I was looking in. Just 4 months before I can do anything.
A great boat! The other one looked like a modern Beneteau. Sail Drive with a keel and rudder that's perfect for catching crayfish pot ropes! In fact a couple of months ago, I rescued one with exactly that issue.
That Yanmar upgrade was done so well...from what I could see from the video. Other intrepid 40s have had 54hp Yanmar upgrades, but this boat has a 75hp I thought they said. And it was done so well. The engine compartment looks like a brand new boat not only in cleanliness but in layout. Nice!
The designer did an impressive job with this boat. So much boat in just forty feet.
If you have the opportunity guys, something around fifty feet, with a good beam and not costing an extremity, would be most welcome ;)
great job as always gents! Thanks for sharing; always very informative and entertaining
Lovely, practical, well maintained boat and a nicely put together video, as always. I agree, I'd take that boat in a heartbeat ⛵
:-)
Chuck Paine is still around...you can see his paintings and I think he teaches a class on art painting every now and then. He is also on FB.
He is... his FB is very active and he's got some great painting chops too as does his brother :) Cheers
Nothing but the best content from Capt Q and Randall 👍
lol. I actually did a spit take when Randy said "You could put a pillow in there and tell me it was a bunk". Your sense of humor is subtle but good! lol :)
Very nice! I like it. I owned and cruised a similar boat that I loved. The Kelly Peterson 44. Loved the dual companionways and 15 opening ports and 5 hatches. I was great in the tropics and I never felt the need for AC. Prop in an aperateure and lots of waterline! Very fast cruiser for its vintage. Never had any significant problems after tens of thousands of miles of cruising over about 9 year. Did not have teak decks! This boat is very similar.
We interviewed a project 44 few months back
@@YachtHunters Ok. Gotcha. They indeed can be a project. Especially teak decks and window. Mine a 1981 (one of the last) had few problems in the first 30 yrs of it’s life that I had her. I sold it and the new owner nearly circumnavigated with her. I crossed 2 oceans in her, making as many as 200 mile days. For her vintage, she was fast and well behaved. They can vary tremendously in condition as any boat, from crap to wonderful. The only thing I did just before I sold her was replace all the chain plates. They were ready. Never any deck or structural problems, and I gave her a workout! I bought her for 92K in good shape and reasonably well equipped. Sold her nearly a decade later for 132K in great shape and well equipped. No complaints from me. I will check out your video on it. Thanks!
I hope that one day you will review a Morgan 28. Florida boat from an amazing boat builder.
I really like this boat! I think it could be a nice live aboard or circumnavigation boat for two to three crew, with a few updates,.
A lovely ride ...Thanks
I'm in love with this boat!
... Cheers to you ...
More subscribers, means more money. That what youtube channels are all about. I must say though, you two men have a great YT channel about used sailboats for sale. The two of you also have a great amount of knowledge about sailing & sailboats.
Finally (edit) I would only want to be on the boat that has Captain Q or Ran-day there to set the mood, if there was a real blow about.
Forget the Dinty Moore. Winner, winner, chicken dinner for this boat! Chuck Paine design, very good in my book! How many of the original Morris Yachts did he design here in Maine!! Cutter rig availability a big plus!! Was the Intrepid manufactured by Cape Dory? It sure looks like it? Big engine. If this boat has enough tankage for fuel and water you are almost ready to go anywhere. I agree, if going cruising, I would move the batteries above the waterline. The boat looks to be fairly well cared for. I am sure some updates are needed, after all what is wrong with a 5 gallon bucket with a seat in the aft head!?!?! Should get plus 1 for the chart table but you subtract 1 for the rear head!! This appears to be a great boat at a reasonable price, pending survey on all systems, engine, rigging and sails. If I were looking this would be definitely on the short list! Especially if built by Cape Dory or at the same quality. Great find gents! Also looking forward to more updates on Ran-Day's boat. Lots to do!!! See you next week!
Wow! That is one impressive boat
love this channel! I follow quite a few sailing videos on UA-cam, Captain Q is the go to channel for information about boats. I often “sea” sailors having to fix a leak, a crack or a hole in a boat while under sail. So now I believe every Captain should carry a few cans of “Great Stuff” expanding construction foam for backyard pond repair. Its not pretty but it is extremely effective in an emergency! You can stuff a plastic bag or a sheet etc. through a large hole then fill it with foam or simply spray it into a smaller hole or crack. Let it dry, then head to marina for permanent repair. What do you think Captain?
Having lived in Kittery, I know when its cold it bitter. I also know they sell gloves everywhere. Please Captain put some gloves on. Nice boat. If I was there or it here, I'd be tempted.
Where is here?
Cape Dory also produced a limited number of Intrepid 35's, a McCurdy & Rhodes design previously built in Canada as the Heritage 35. This was featured as a benchmark design in the book "Desirable and undesirable features in offshore yachts" published in the early 1990s.
Thank you Captain Q and Randy for a beautiful boat tour. This would make a great liveaboard and possibly single handed sailing? I love the size and the layout makes it seem much bigger than some 50' foot boats. I wish I could write a check today!
I feel the same. Chuck did a great job with this one
Nice one! I am tempted too! Going into the bilges to learn more, I can’t help myself….. it’s challenging to find out more about her construction? I wonder if she had a cored hull? I assume her keel is a bolt on rather than encapsulated?
I love this boat! Now I just need Publishers Clearing House to pick me and I'll be set!
Like it ! I could own this boat !
I would have guessed the asking price of this beauty would have been well into the 6 figures. It is a steal at 88K.
A lot of boat for 88K!!! Great find!!!
Good show men.Hey Randay.I was walking around T.O. today and I found a bow sprit on a tall ship to dye for.I snapped a picture for you..stay safe guys 🎤🇨🇦🎤🇨🇦🇨🇦🏴☠️🦮🎙🏁🎼⚖🎤
Magnificent!
Awesome boat, and as always a wonderful job all around. I have noticed people don't often talk about how fast a boat will sail. Is that because it is assumed that all boats are rigged to be able to reach hull speed, given there is enough wind?
Sweet vessel. Blessings.
Nice boat
Great looking boat. One day... one day.
Dear Captain, I love watching you and Rayndo, you are so knowledgeable and positive. We have a 2020 Sabre 402 sailboat made in Maine. Could you review one? Or come to Marina del Rey in Los Angeles, and stay with us in Malibu.
Only if you insist. Actually a friend of ours bought Sabre years ago and had made it a terrific success
Thank you for your offer
S34 in the Great Lakes here. 🙂
Hey, Captain, love the show, but most of us are not racing or crossing oceans, can we see some 35-45 foot retractable keel sloops, and maybe more old or new sailing dinghies?🌟👏🙏🌴🦜🎉🦩🐊😀
Would love to see some trailer sailors aswell
Great idea… haven’t stumbled across many lately… but will peel some eyes 👀
I enjoy your videos and info on classic boats. I would love to see your review on an Amel Maramu, the 46 footer, not the Super Maramu which is a much more modern and complex boat. I own Maramu #25, a veteran from 1978 and still going strong. TIA...
Whats the yellow boat in the intro? Its absolutely gorgeous
Hinckley land? Tap dancing on razor blades. Though the Intrepid line is awesome. As a 30 year veteran of the marine industry I think you definitely have a great feel for boats. Not that I think you are always right.
Waiting on the Swan review!!
Very nice review !
30? Capt'n really loves this boat. all the teak is pretty sweet.
Any vintage catamaran sailboats out there? I would love to see something in this genre!
I really like a center cockpit on boats 40'+.
I'm not crazy about composting heads. But it's probably a very sensible option.
I think I'd rather drop trow off the swim platform. Out is site out of mind.
Capt Q would be a great man to take to have a look at a boat your thinking about buying...and then Capt Dorf ( shows up at 16:40 in ) to look around the engine room and smaller places and bilge..Thanks for a look sea....Oh...Hahahaha Capt Dorf passage way and work station...I think this boat rates a 32....2 extra point for that bucket that never fails ya....
Cap' continues to teach new terminology. I'll be a pirate yet!
I like that boat too. I like all the seating has back support and it did seem bigger than 40 and the finishing is nice.. Would it be good for blue water? I am thinking yes but the big Q kept saying Bermuda and Halifax.
What that ain't blue enough for ya!🤣
Another reason I'm glad I'm land locked - no offense intended to Ran-day, he has a nice boat; but this one, this on is really nice. It ticked a lot of boxes (mainly the pulpit was the only thing I saw that needed some serious attention). If I was closer I'd be really excited over this boat.
One little bone to pick with the Captain though: He forgot to add a point for the shipshape nav table. :^D So, really a 31.
Great boat!
Here in Florida we have a lot of boat yards and we call them "the Land of Broken Dreams" . Do you find a lot of "project" boats that never seem to get finished up there in your region?
Another fun review but Captain, those Topsiders have exceeded their designed useful life expectancy. 😎
I would own that boat too.
you have discerning taste :)
Absolute legends, a respite from the putin news.
I just noticed that the Captain is a belt and braces kind of guy. I like this boat but fortunately for someone else my wife won't let me buy one so it will be someone else's to love.
ya know, the very opening scene, i thought captain q was doing a Dorf on Boats bit
Interesting, I never knew Chuck designed the Bowman as well.
The sintered bronze plate is an electronics ground, not a lightning ground. Because it is full of water, if it takes a lightning strike that water superheats into steam, literally exploding. That's why Dynaplate says not to use it for a lightning ground, only for electronics.
Interesting. And thank you
@@YachtHunters You're most welcome, and give Blackie a scrath for me.
Any idea of how the mast/chain-plates are grounded? there was a wire from it. Where should it go? Reasonable chance mast getting hit by lightning.
Would love to hear what you think of the Bristol 41.1. I bought one and love it
Love the Bristols... we toured a Bristol 39 way back here: ua-cam.com/video/aa2FnUpc0Kk/v-deo.html Just lovely and we'd love to check out a 41
@@YachtHunters Thanks Captain...I remember this EP but didn't recall it was a Bristol.
Apologies. We were talking about an aft cockpit 39… you are talking about the center cockpit Bristol 41.1
Both designed by Ted hood but ten years apart. The 41.1 is a beauty
The captain could say to an inexperienced on watch‐ just knock if any questions, I'm right here aft.
Zing
We really need Captain cloned to carry on forever…
How many clones would we make?
Are there any sailboats out there that you might be able to open a chair and relax? Or are the all like living in a hallway tilted at 30 degrees? What's up with that apogee?
Question: what do they do with all that plastic wrap? Reuse it, recycle or toss it in the dumpster?
it depends on the boatyard... some recycle it other throw it in the waste bin. It's a shocking amount of material to put into the ground.
How much keel does a Scheel keel heel on the keel when heeled? Riddel me that for merch!
I've seen Amels with keels like the other boat.
@ 5:20
*If I want a cruising yacht ... or I want to heave to in heavy weather ... I want a "full keel".*
My experience finds the longest keel (fore and aft) rather than the deepest keel (top to bottom) provides for the most stable heave to maneuver.
“Beautiful? “ looks like someone’s condo that fell in the water. Lots of things to be critical about but for some reason UA-cam boat reviewers just love everything.
How much further up can those pants go before you can call them a jumpsuit.
3/8” would do it
Why is Elk hide a traditional wheel cover, verses any other type of leather on SV wheels?
great question: elk leather endures weather conditions and humidity better than any other leathers... if taken care of it can last upwards of 20 years
@@YachtHunters Thanks captain Q, You’ve answered a question which has perplexed me for a long time.
I very much appreciate your channel because of your long history of sailing, racing, delivery, and encyclopedic knowledge. There is a huge difference in a sailor who speaks from experience rather than supposition and opinion as so many “arm chair experts” do.
You, Ran-day, and Sea-dog make a great team. I smile whenever I see a can of Dinty Moore or a bottle of Cordon Negro. I also share your loyalty to a consistent fashion ensemble, it simplifies life. Though different in the articles we choose, I follow the same philosophy dressing consistently every day. We sail to the beat of a different drummer … “and remember, the internet is not a place.” (🤣). 🙏👏😎
A spare toilet under the Aft cabin bunk - an idea that is either unbridled genius or pure insanity.
the genius or insanity depends on whether or not you have had a serving of Dinty Moore....
@@YachtHunters LOL. Well played.