This is definitely my favorite boat. As a mechanic, the motor room and small shop would make me feel so comfortable on long passages. I’d have my small welder, the generator is big enough to power it and I’d be able to do hull repairs anywhere! That would be amazing. I’d buy this over a house lol
@@robertmcausland4916, when out for survey, a bow thruster (did not seen one installed) is almost mandatory on a vessel this size these days (even with a twin installation). Upgraded electronics and nav equipment is on the wish list as well (maybe not "need" but it is 2020 after all...).
Recently saw a boat like this come out of the water for new bottom paint. She was also, all steel about 27 years old and Bristol fashion. When they were power washing her, the power washer strayed a little high of the water line on the top sides, and sliced right through the hull! She was completely rotted out, but there was no way to check from the interior. Steel hull boats need constant attention and inspection, everything has to be removable so one can check for rust, which never sleeps. Insulation above the waterline, must be removable, as well as all panels. Rust loves to eat at the ribs. I would be scared to death of taking a steel vessel from FL, this old to the high latitudes without extreme levels of inspection and survey. New steel is awesome, old steel is scary. Nice tour kids.Fair winds.
Thoroughly enjoy your boat tours and your knowledgeable but practical approach. I am never going to sail away in one of them but my ability to dream is undiminished, thank you for keeping the dream alive.
Except for the price, this is my almost perfect cruiser! The one change I'd make is to replace the mainsail with a behind the mast vertical furler system. This boat is almost like someone read my mind and built her. Randi has an engaging sweet spirit...Thank you both!!
Beautiful boat, well presented. Those overview walk-throughs at the end are a great idea because I get a little disoriented in the original presentation. This one is my favorite so far. Would love to see a test sail.
Love the steel hull of a go anywhere vessel. Price in my opinion is more than fair for what is needed for future upgrades and improvements. Great view of an outstanding deal...thank you!
Looks like a great boat to set up as a dive charter over in the Bahamas. Juliet goes out of Miami to Bimini and is a bit bigger, but much older boat. We went on their Bimini charter last November and loved it. A big thanks and hello from Boynton Beach.
I really like these videos you do. I had no idea how these boats are set up and to see these tours of older boats gives me ideas of what I would like on my boat. Essentially a sailboat. I must say I really liked that boat it had lots of room and had a unique charm to it. amazing that it had all those pets on board and the kids being small they would have been really cozy. I look forward to more boat tours.
I think one of the things I have enjoyed the most about the boat tours is what I learn through you learning when you started the channel I wouldn't say you were an expert, but I sense you know way more than when you started
@@LearningtheLines With her being steel hull wonder when the last time the hull was audio gauged for thickness loss? With steel at this age of boat you could have 20 layers of bottom paint and just a few mil's of steel left!! Not good, and could end up being a very expensive fix. I do love that engine room and basement!! You said it holds 700 gallons of water any idea how much fuel it holds?
@Crazyirish _ I know what a survery is for! Most steel boat owners NEVER have a audio gauge done on their hulls. I have seen some hulls that are just rust and bondo, and the owners wondered why their boat sank at the dock. Watch out for that stray AC electrical current in the water at marinas, will eat up a steel boat in no time.
I just got a email from the owner, she holds 400 gallons of fuel! He sent me the last survey and the hual soudings. She is in good condition from the survey. I might have to rethink the catamaran for this yacht.. I really like this sailboat, yes she needs some rigging refit and TLC. But steel hull is great to have and twin mains, wow!!
I've been enjoying a lot of your boat tours lately. My request would be the inclusion of a single overall photo of the entire boat exterior. Either while at dock or possibly from the owner's collection. Always helpful to get a look at the lines of the overall vessel. Thanks, and keep showing us those boats!
Awesome steel cutter for a family to explore the world! I love the redundant systems in it. The Twin diesel engines, the sails, Triumph dingy and Jet Ski, plus 700 gallons of water and a water maker are impressive. It is very livable with AC, roomy quarters, washer/dryer and plenty of storage. You're right, it needs a gimble and Solar. I just wish that you two focused a little bit more on the boat's instrumentation. Like this boat a lot!
Dont forget it allso has covers over all windows and wood.! It is well maintained.! For a ship this sise and how it is aquiped.. the asking price is resanable.. Greetz.NL
It's pretty common when you get up to the expedition style boats as well. Which are basically fishing boats.... But you usually have to get pretty long as well. All these cruisers looking at 35'-45' boats, there's no room for another screw
the term 'expedition' boat sure is thoroughly deserved. interesting that the boat was built in Australia - I'd been wondering how efficiently the AC is at dispelling the radiant heat generated by the steel bodywork in hot climates - Med, Caribbean etc... reminds me that I'd been missing seeing you as a couple - you look great together!
It's a lot of boat for the money; steel hull, two 90hp Engines, wonderful engine and electronics Room, two helms (inside, outside covered), a caddy dingy w/great storage system, watermaker, radar, a Master bedroom w/access to both sides of the bed, enclosed showers and a bath, two anchors, a great galley, Jet ski?, tons of storage, almost a match for a Catamaran, a 65 foot boat a very nice practical sailboat, nice looking, and much, much more, that may bought for $200,000.
I traded land in CR for a similar 58' Steel Ketch in 2014. It was built in 99' by an engineer in NZ an Askew design. It was in absolutely perfect condition, original cost US$ 1.5M. I took me over 2 years to sell @ US$ 195K. Good thing the land I traded was worth 40K. Anyway these are the problems that make a boat like this hard to sell: 1. It would be sloooow!!! 6knt max in a gale. That is likely a 35-40 ton vessel. 2. One Off builds are hard to sell, period 3. Rust, my vessel had not one spec of rust and access for inspection the entire inside. This vessel didn't have near the care mine did and I don't see how you could inspect the hull from the inside which is critical. 4. This vessel will need again what you pay for it on day one. Upkeep, slip, insurance etc easily US$ 35K per year. If you are in no hurry to get there and good with a torch it might work but for no more than US$ 100K forever. The 100K you need to drop in it will never come back nor the 35K per year. Main deal is this will be a dog to sail but you can tie up to an ice burg.
Nice sailor. Yeah the engines were a bit high time. It's very interesting. A hull survey, new lines, and possible engine overhaul. Modern nav/com if it's needed. Question is the hull equipped with sacrificial zinc anodes? These help cut down on corrosion. For the asking price not bad at all.
Who do I make the check out to?😊 Beautiful boat. Thanks guys for another great boat walk through. And thank you to the owners of the boat for keeping their boat in such beautiful condition. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I wish you could show the outside more. It would really be awesome if you could show it with the sails up. If not maybe a picture the owner has of it sailing.
I like it so much I had to rewind & watch it again, this is a money maker, plus it should survive a pirate attack with it being steel, bullets would bounce off the steel, you never know, that would be a plus if you would be sailing in the Indian Ocean. One more thing I saw no rust inside of what parts of the steel I saw. Remember anyone who buys this boat there is a little more maintenance on a steel boat. About ever 3 years you must get rid of the rust from the inside out. Please show more of these type boats. Excellent presentation too. Thank you captain Charlie
Nice boat my old man has a 48 foot steel boat but only a single engine. Really strong boats his is a tucker design metal his great as long as you stay on top of the paint maintenance all is good. Keep up the boat tours review enjoyed
I am in the market retiring soon a trailer sailor guy at the moment but looking looking looking. Love Cats. Considered Alubat lifting keels. This boat put me in a speed whobble, very interesting boat. Great channel! This channel has really evolved been watching for while now before you got freebee before you had abandon comfort come visit. Cheers............Jim
Really just a perfect sail boat it has every thing you need it might be a little big for single sailing but great for 2 or more people has all the things with smaller boats say i wish i had this it has it
Interesting looks very much like an Australian build. I have a 44 foot steel and i love living in it I wish i had a workshop like that I miss that extra space. A beautiful build i think and for 225k a great buy the navigation will need replacing by the looks non the less a beautiful boat. Personally I would like an expedition yacht but beggars can't be choosers. Keep up the good work
Colin Jones if the nav electronics are still working why would it need replacement. Get an iPad with GPS and you have a backup system. I simply don’t understand why everyone thinks you need the latest version of technology to be able to go cruising.
Now that truly is a boat to take Anywhere! Loads of space for crew/family/friends OR charter. The solar panels would indeed be a must do as well as replacing that electric stove with one that is gimbeled.(sp).
Learning the Lines they obviously lived with the stove for many years like that. If it was a problem you could just add a jumbled stove for occasional use if you really needed it .👍👍
warp21drive exactly. If you live on your boat year round you will find yourself likely 350 days per year not being at angle. And I suspect that this boat won’t heel that much even when the wind picks up.
If i was going to buy a boat this is exactly what i would want. And i think the price is amazing too. plus it is steel so any yard with a welder would be able to maintain it with ease. Hell i am shocked you can fit that much into a 65 foot hull!
Very nice Boat you're making drool it is everything that I'm looking for in a blue water vessel to sail the seven seas in. Thanks for the walk through. Much Peace and Love from North East Texas.
Hey guys... the wife and I have been long time viewers and also commented on a few vids. We're currently in the process of selling up to find, buy and circumnavigate so we are enjoying these vids. Can we suggest that a few things... 1) at the moment we watch via the UA-cam app on the TV so when you don't put the price on the vid itself it means we have to then go to the PC to find it which then cocks up your analytics because it shows we have started then not finished watching. You did put it in the vid when you started boat tours. 2) when doing the tours and whoever is presenting and identifying items like where the instruments are etc., instead of panning the camera to the items referenced you stay focused on the presenter... move the camera, the presenter doesn't always have to be in the shot. 3) could you do some more affordable beer budget blue cruiser tours because the latest boats, whilst awesome to see, have been pocket killers. Thanks again guys and we are looking forward to you two actually getting out and doing some sailing rather than projects the whole time... you need to go and enjoy the fruits and not just go onto another project haha... take care!
Like how thay are the size of a apartment and the fill the boats up with tolets if i buil a boat id build one realy nice bathroom right in center and mabe a small tolet only in master if i even put one and save the room for more live space
Me too, I love the interior has a great feel about it. Especially do I love the true wheelhouse which, after new shatterproof glass, will be perfect and keep dry in stormy wx! Congrats on landing this dream boat at an affordable price!
You should reach out to Delos. They are looking for something bigger and something to travel high latitudes. Price is 20% of what it would cost to build new. Love the boat tours...keep em coming, please. 👍👍👍
@@RandomHelicopter Wow,That's your comment? what do you have? Me, I have a victory ship. I would love to have this boat, I like your videos, Great tour, keep them coming.
Is that a satellite receiver or radar on top of the cabin? Also not to complain but what is the actual sail area? it looks a little skimpy on sails... IMHO. Can't see the top of the mast (ht.)
what a neat little project boat. re-power with Yanmars and insulate the sides and update electronics. I see about $66-75 k to get her up to minimum, but probably new electrical system too for another $20k -- take that back ; I see no water tight bulkheads. At least have one aft of the anchor chain locker, so only it would flood in case of hitting floatsom.
That's an awesome expedition boat. Just oozes visions of exploring remote destinations. Boat is priced great. Though The running cost and cost of upgrades / maintenance to make it more independent (solar, wind gen, upgrade battery banks, electronics etc ) give me anxiety. If I win the lottery will be giving them a call for sure haha.
@@LearningtheLines I was thinking more for making it truly off the grid remote expedition style cruising. Possibly do some remote research projects. Yeah can't really tell the electronics from the video but I'm sure there always money to spend there haha
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This is definitely my favorite boat. As a mechanic, the motor room and small shop would make me feel so comfortable on long passages. I’d have my small welder, the generator is big enough to power it and I’d be able to do hull repairs anywhere! That would be amazing. I’d buy this over a house lol
Of all the boats you've toured, this is my favorite. Amazing.
What type of improvements would be necessary prior to sailing
Mine too.
@@robertmcausland4916, when out for survey, a bow thruster (did not seen one installed) is almost mandatory on a vessel this size these days (even with a twin installation). Upgraded electronics and nav equipment is on the wish list as well (maybe not "need" but it is 2020 after all...).
@@wellcraft19 twin screws
Recently saw a boat like this come out of the water for new bottom paint. She was also, all steel about 27 years old and Bristol fashion. When they were power washing her, the power washer strayed a little high of the water line on the top sides, and sliced right through the hull! She was completely rotted out, but there was no way to check from the interior. Steel hull boats need constant attention and inspection, everything has to be removable so one can check for rust, which never sleeps. Insulation above the waterline, must be removable, as well as all panels. Rust loves to eat at the ribs. I would be scared to death of taking a steel vessel from FL, this old to the high latitudes without extreme levels of inspection and survey. New steel is awesome, old steel is scary. Nice tour kids.Fair winds.
Best boat i have seen so far. I truly love this set up!!!
If you've never heard the rigging strain you don't know how incredibly soothing it is . I sleep great when the rigging is straining under sail .
Thats the best used boat ive seen in a long time. I want it lol
That was my favorite boat of any of your reviews, absolutely gorgeous!
What a vessel that is. If I had the money to buy, refresh and maintain it properly, I book the flight today. Roland from good old Germany
Thoroughly enjoy your boat tours and your knowledgeable but practical approach. I am never going to sail away in one of them but my ability to dream is undiminished, thank you for keeping the dream alive.
I see twin engines and genuine,enthusiasm and I click and subscribe!!!
Fantastic...I've been on that boat for a day trip back in the day. It was newer but still feels the same.
I love this boat, I keep coming back to this video cause the layout is beyond most. Like actual thought was placed in the design.
I love this boat! I have watched the tour, like, 8 times since it was first posted.
Now that is what I call a proper boat .
Except for the price, this is my almost perfect cruiser! The one change I'd make is to replace the mainsail with a behind the mast vertical furler system. This boat is almost like someone read my mind and built her. Randi has an engaging sweet spirit...Thank you both!!
Beautiful boat, well presented. Those overview walk-throughs at the end are a great idea because I get a little disoriented in the original presentation. This one is my favorite so far. Would love to see a test sail.
Thank you!
@@LearningtheLinesso do you learn how a bollard is welded 😂😂😂😂
Love the steel hull of a go anywhere vessel. Price in my opinion is more than fair for what is needed for future upgrades and improvements. Great view of an outstanding deal...thank you!
Looks like a great boat to set up as a dive charter over in the Bahamas. Juliet goes out of Miami to Bimini and is a bit bigger, but much older boat. We went on their Bimini charter last November and loved it. A big thanks and hello from Boynton Beach.
Yes it would be great for that I think. Thanks for watching!
I really like these videos you do. I had no idea how these boats are set up and to see these tours of older boats gives me ideas of what I would like on my boat. Essentially a sailboat.
I must say I really liked that boat it had lots of room and had a unique charm to it. amazing that it had all those pets on board and the kids being small they would have been really cozy. I look forward to more boat tours.
I think one of the things I have enjoyed the most about the boat tours is what I learn through you learning
when you started the channel I wouldn't say you were an expert, but I sense you know way more than when you started
Thanks for the final walk through! Super awesome boat!!!
this!this is a dream family boat.
I have LOTS of experience repairing damaged steel boats so i would love this boat as far as knowing what care it needs or fixing any damage.
Nice boat! Good tour!
Thanks guys, your videos are really amazing.
Best wishes from Ireland.
First Mono-hull that didn't make me feel claustrophobic. A Beautiful looking Yacht at a nice price.
Great video. You guys are terrific!
Truly a world travel ship(boat) live aboard in total comfort and space
Nice video! Nice boat. Nice tour!
I had been thinking of going with a Catamaran for my next boat, but looking at this boat I think I might have to email and find out more about it....
Definitely cheaper than an equivalent cat!
@@LearningtheLines With her being steel hull wonder when the last time the hull was audio gauged for thickness loss? With steel at this age of boat you could have 20 layers of bottom paint and just a few mil's of steel left!! Not good, and could end up being a very expensive fix. I do love that engine room and basement!! You said it holds 700 gallons of water any idea how much fuel it holds?
@Crazyirish _ I know what a survery is for! Most steel boat owners NEVER have a audio gauge done on their hulls. I have seen some hulls that are just rust and bondo, and the owners wondered why their boat sank at the dock. Watch out for that stray AC electrical current in the water at marinas, will eat up a steel boat in no time.
I just got a email from the owner, she holds 400 gallons of fuel! He sent me the last survey and the hual soudings. She is in good condition from the survey. I might have to rethink the catamaran for this yacht.. I really like this sailboat, yes she needs some rigging refit and TLC. But steel hull is great to have and twin mains, wow!!
awesome..thanks for the tour
I've been enjoying a lot of your boat tours lately. My request would be the inclusion of a single overall photo of the entire boat exterior. Either while at dock or possibly from the owner's collection. Always helpful to get a look at the lines of the overall vessel. Thanks, and keep showing us those boats!
I'll keep this in mind!
Solid...Very Nice...Ain't no picnic yacht!
Awesome Tardis space !!!
This is the boat I would live on ❤️
I would like to know a lot more about the keel, rudder and propeller arrangement.
I guess twin props, duh.
Awesome steel cutter for a family to explore the world! I love the redundant systems in it. The Twin diesel engines, the sails, Triumph dingy and Jet Ski, plus 700 gallons of water and a water maker are impressive. It is very livable with AC, roomy quarters, washer/dryer and plenty of storage. You're right, it needs a gimble and Solar. I just wish that you two focused a little bit more on the boat's instrumentation. Like this boat a lot!
Dont forget it allso has covers over all windows and wood.! It is well maintained.! For a ship this sise and how it is aquiped.. the asking price is resanable.. Greetz.NL
Another great video guys!
love the steel hull... any idea if it has a bow thruster? & isn't it large enough to have at least 1 watertight compartment?
I loved your Video. Thank you.
This one made my wife get that distant shores look in her eyes.
Yes! My kind of small ship.
mine too
Beautiful boat, thanks both to you guys and the owners for the tour.
Nice one...it's a keeper.
I work on commercial fishing boats
So when you guys said "how many monohulls do you see with twin engines"
I was like... Uhhhh, all of them lol
It's pretty common when you get up to the expedition style boats as well. Which are basically fishing boats.... But you usually have to get pretty long as well. All these cruisers looking at 35'-45' boats, there's no room for another screw
Sailboats... was the point :)
No way did that boat look that big. I’m astonishing how much room was there. Wow🤩
the term 'expedition' boat sure is thoroughly deserved.
interesting that the boat was built in Australia - I'd been wondering how efficiently the AC is at dispelling the radiant heat generated by the steel bodywork in hot climates - Med, Caribbean etc...
reminds me that I'd been missing seeing you as a couple - you look great together!
It's a lot of boat for the money; steel hull, two 90hp Engines, wonderful engine and electronics Room, two helms (inside, outside covered), a caddy dingy w/great storage system, watermaker, radar, a Master bedroom w/access to both sides of the bed, enclosed showers and a bath, two anchors, a great galley, Jet ski?, tons of storage, almost a match for a Catamaran, a 65 foot boat a very nice practical sailboat, nice looking, and much, much more, that may bought for $200,000.
I traded land in CR for a similar 58' Steel Ketch in 2014. It was built in 99' by an engineer in NZ an Askew design. It was in absolutely perfect condition, original cost US$ 1.5M. I took me over 2 years to sell @ US$ 195K. Good thing the land I traded was worth 40K. Anyway these are the problems that make a boat like this hard to sell:
1. It would be sloooow!!! 6knt max in a gale. That is likely a 35-40 ton vessel.
2. One Off builds are hard to sell, period
3. Rust, my vessel had not one spec of rust and access for inspection the entire inside. This vessel didn't have near the care mine did and I don't see how you could inspect the hull from the inside which is critical.
4. This vessel will need again what you pay for it on day one. Upkeep, slip, insurance etc easily US$ 35K per year.
If you are in no hurry to get there and good with a torch it might work but for no more than US$ 100K forever. The 100K you need to drop in it will never come back nor the 35K per year. Main deal is this will be a dog to sail but you can tie up to an ice burg.
Wow
thanks for shattering my dream boat :( good points though
Thanks for a heads up
Love this boat. Exactly what I would like...
Nice sailor. Yeah the engines were a bit high time. It's very interesting. A hull survey, new lines, and possible engine overhaul. Modern nav/com if it's needed. Question is the hull equipped with sacrificial zinc anodes? These help cut down on corrosion. For the asking price not bad at all.
Who do I make the check out to?😊
Beautiful boat.
Thanks guys for another great boat walk through. And thank you to the owners of the boat for keeping their boat in such beautiful condition. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That's a big boat! Really cool!
room to work on those engines is huge!
I wish you could show the outside more. It would really be awesome if you could show it with the sails up. If not maybe a picture the owner has of it sailing.
Just great! No other comments
Holy mackerel! That dinghy looks like 18’ long. It looks longer than the beam of the boat.
Neat boat. Thanks for the tour.
Really Nice Yacht
I like it so much I had to rewind & watch it again, this is a money maker, plus it should survive a pirate attack with it being steel, bullets would bounce off the steel, you never know, that would be a plus if you would be sailing in the Indian Ocean. One more thing I saw no rust inside of what parts of the steel I saw. Remember anyone who buys this boat there is a little more maintenance on a steel boat. About ever 3 years you must get rid of the rust from the inside out.
Please show more of these type boats. Excellent presentation too.
Thank you captain Charlie
There may be more involved in this boat as far as maintenance that they are not aware of and that might be reflected in the reasonable asking price
.. you need 1" tempered steel to stop bullets. WW1 tanks had 1/2" on the sides and bullets went straight through.
Nice boat my old man has a 48 foot steel boat but only a single engine. Really strong boats his is a tucker design metal his great as long as you stay on top of the paint maintenance all is good. Keep up the boat tours review enjoyed
Thank you!
Did you mention keep type? I might have missed that
I am in the market retiring soon a trailer sailor guy at the moment but looking looking looking. Love Cats. Considered Alubat lifting keels. This boat put me in a speed whobble, very interesting boat. Great channel! This channel has really evolved been watching for while now before you got freebee before you had abandon comfort come visit. Cheers............Jim
Love the tenders!
Really just a perfect sail boat it has every thing you need it might be a little big for single sailing but great for 2 or more people has all the things with smaller boats say i wish i had this it has it
Interesting looks very much like an Australian build. I have a 44 foot steel and i love living in it I wish i had a workshop like that I miss that extra space. A beautiful build i think and for 225k a great buy the navigation will need replacing by the looks non the less a beautiful boat. Personally I would like an expedition yacht but beggars can't be choosers. Keep up the good work
Yeah, they mentioned briefly it was built in Oz, then went to a few other owners around the world.
Colin Jones if the nav electronics are still working why would it need replacement. Get an iPad with GPS and you have a backup system. I simply don’t understand why everyone thinks you need the latest version of technology to be able to go cruising.
I love it, but what/who does it take to sail it? Can a couple keep after everything when it's underway?
How does the Personal Water Craft on the bow get to the water? I didn't notice a crane I wonder what the yearly cost of running this boat would be?
Great channel,lots of good info. Any idea where I can get a berth and learn some blue water sailing?
A very nice boat for serious cruisers
That's going to be a lot of maintenance. What a great boat tho! It's HUGE!
If you sail the higher latitudes, you would want the hull to be insulated, which I didn’t see, or you make mention of.
Now that truly is a boat to take Anywhere! Loads of space for crew/family/friends OR charter. The solar panels would indeed be a must do as well as replacing that electric stove with one that is gimbeled.(sp).
Yeah just a couple things I'd change but overall pretty awesome!
Learning the Lines they obviously lived with the stove for many years like that. If it was a problem you could just add a jumbled stove for occasional use if you really needed it .👍👍
warp21drive exactly. If you live on your boat year round you will find yourself likely 350 days per year not being at angle. And I suspect that this boat won’t heel that much even when the wind picks up.
If i was going to buy a boat this is exactly what i would want. And i think the price is amazing too. plus it is steel so any yard with a welder would be able to maintain it with ease. Hell i am shocked you can fit that much into a 65 foot hull!
Very nice Boat you're making drool it is everything that I'm looking for in a blue water vessel to sail the seven seas in. Thanks for the walk through.
Much Peace and Love from North East Texas.
Hey there. Do you know the tankage for Diesel fuel? Thanks. Tour well done!
This boat is perfect.
Hey guys... the wife and I have been long time viewers and also commented on a few vids. We're currently in the process of selling up to find, buy and circumnavigate so we are enjoying these vids. Can we suggest that a few things...
1) at the moment we watch via the UA-cam app on the TV so when you don't put the price on the vid itself it means we have to then go to the PC to find it which then cocks up your analytics because it shows we have started then not finished watching. You did put it in the vid when you started boat tours.
2) when doing the tours and whoever is presenting and identifying items like where the instruments are etc., instead of panning the camera to the items referenced you stay focused on the presenter... move the camera, the presenter doesn't always have to be in the shot.
3) could you do some more affordable beer budget blue cruiser tours because the latest boats, whilst awesome to see, have been pocket killers.
Thanks again guys and we are looking forward to you two actually getting out and doing some sailing rather than projects the whole time... you need to go and enjoy the fruits and not just go onto another project haha... take care!
Like how thay are the size of a apartment and the fill the boats up with tolets if i buil a boat id build one realy nice bathroom right in center and mabe a small tolet only in master if i even put one and save the room for more live space
That was a nice boat.
Wow what a boat!
Still for sale do the jet ski go with the yacht 65 ft steel
Omg i would just move into this boat permanently because it would be the perfect living situation for me!
Me too, I love the interior has a great feel about it. Especially do I love the true wheelhouse which, after new shatterproof glass, will be perfect and keep dry in stormy wx! Congrats on landing this dream boat at an affordable price!
Dumb question. How do they get the jet ski up on the fore deck? I only saw a lift at the stern.
Probably using a halyard off the mast....
are you able to haul a boat of this size like on a semi truck
You should reach out to Delos. They are looking for something bigger and something to travel high latitudes. Price is 20% of what it would cost to build new. Love the boat tours...keep em coming, please. 👍👍👍
Are they selling their Super Maramu? There's one for sale in ft lauderdale for 225k on yachtworld - not theirs though.
Now they have a new crew member they will need a larger vessel
P.S. they could not even afford a free one
@@RandomHelicopter Really? My understanding is they are one of the top UA-cam sailing channels, and clear USD $250K a year. Have I been misinformed?
@@RandomHelicopter Wow,That's your comment? what do you have? Me, I have a victory ship. I would love to have this boat, I like your videos, Great tour, keep them coming.
Amazing boat....really like the duplicity and space....a dream boat.
Love it.
That's a lot of boat for the money. Pretty much perfection. I am learning more of what to look for in a boat thanks to you guys! Great tour.
Is that a satellite receiver or radar on top of the cabin? Also not to complain but what is the actual sail area? it looks a little skimpy on sails... IMHO. Can't see the top of the mast (ht.)
what a neat little project boat. re-power with Yanmars and insulate the sides and update electronics. I see about $66-75
k to get her up to minimum, but probably new electrical system too for another $20k -- take that back ; I see no water tight bulkheads. At least have one aft of the anchor chain locker, so only it would flood in case of hitting floatsom.
I think I'm diggin this one the most.
Hey you two, a presume three ba now yaau'll. Congrats.. Ive been awaya bit
Looks like someones been busy with the vanish brush!!!
Great looking boat, would be on my list.
Love this boat!!
That's an awesome expedition boat. Just oozes visions of exploring remote destinations. Boat is priced great. Though The running cost and cost of upgrades / maintenance to make it more independent (solar, wind gen, upgrade battery banks, electronics etc ) give me anxiety. If I win the lottery will be giving them a call for sure haha.
It really doesn't need new electronics or wind generation. Solar is pretty cheap. I'd probably add some panels and go cruise.
@@LearningtheLines I was thinking more for making it truly off the grid remote expedition style cruising. Possibly do some remote research projects. Yeah can't really tell the electronics from the video but I'm sure there always money to spend there haha
Like steel sailboat ⛵️ and very safe cruising sailboat ⛵️! 😀⛵️😘 Mike from Missouri
Gotta watch out for rust...
Beautiful boat with an awesome design!!
does anyone know what brand and model this boat is? super cool!