Now I know why Pearson has the reputation it does. Am pretty darn sure I could be happy sailing that ketch into an endless summer. Thank you Gentlemen,
Lately, I've been eagerly awaiting the appearance of cans of Dinty Moore and champagne staged in the cabin galley. It's a pretty funny running gag that makes me laugh everytime.
I notice lately that they usually do not say the product name "Dinty Moore", and I'm wondering if UA-cam leaned on them for (in their view) appearing to "advertise" the product. I also watch like a hawk for the inevitable can of DM, now usually sitting quietly inside a cabinet or drawer. I actually bough a can of DM last week.
@@cjbubeck I wondered why the Capt never says mentions it any more too, but its usually tucked away somewhere for the camera to spot. I wish the Capt would open a can one day because I live in Australia and have never seen the stuff before and I'm curious to see whats actually in the can. It could be dog food for all I know!
We provisioned for a couple of days delivering my new-to-me boat from Cape Cod to Maine a few weeks ago...I just had to pick up Dinty Moore. It made a ridiculously good meal under way...a whole bunch of shredded extra sharp cheddar mixed in, bread with Kerrygold salted butter. Yum.
LOL James, we're hooked! I have too many boats, but if ever I was a yacht broker, these are the sort of boats I would recommend to the serious sailors looking for serious value. It is a delight, especially in lock-down (in Trinidad), for a pining harbour rat to vicariously enjoy !
My wife and I started sailing together in 1976 on an Oday Mariner in Manhasset Bay, LI. A couple of years later we felt competent enough to bareboat charter with another couple in the BVI. That first boat was a Pearson 424 (sloop version) and it set a family tradition of sailing and chartering that continues to today. Your video brought back some pleasant memories. The 424 was in many ways a perfect cruising boat and your video showed why. Nicely done!
Great video as always, very informative. The Pearson 424 and 365 are sisterships. They also made a center cockpit version of the 424 which is a little ungainly in the looks department. Bill Shaw also designed a Pearson 367 which was the same design with a cutter rig and deeper keel. The 424 and 365 are windward challenged...the 367 solved this due to the bite of the deeper keel. I've sailed on the 365 and 424, comfortable and seaworthy. The mini tub is to wash your clothes! Pearson really improved the joiner work by 1980! I would love to try the cutter version of the 365.
Smiling all the way till...Look at me...then I lost it....I really enjoy Capt Q & Randy...the boats are cool too...I also think Captain Q has Spring Fever...lol..
Great teaching. I love how they ask each other questions, knowing they both already know the answers. They do that for the benefit of the viewers and it’s awesome.
Guys GREAT episode. You crack me up!!! The boat is brilliant! it looks HUGE for a 42'. Really loved it. Thank you guys very much and keep up the good work.
Great review of a good boat that has been well taken care of. As for the dual windlass, two is one and one is none. No comment on 3 speedometers though. :D
Gi-norm-ous & awesome (i.e., impressive, magnificent, astonishing, beautiful, stunning, wonderful, extraordinary, imposing, monumental, profound, remarkable, splendid, superb, exciting, dramatic) boat! (And two cans of Dinty to see you through the day) Definitely gets Seadog's seal of approval!
Am I the first poster?? Can't wait to watch.... (edit) Loved the boat, by todays standards she had graceful lines, looking from above. Thank you Captain Q and Ran-Day, great find, hope she finds a loving owner. Oh, I remember Ran-Day missing on one of the boats in the first season, the one with the owner's cockpit as I recall, has the intrepid Ran-Day found a worthy boat?
Watching again but this time while wearing my Capt Q hat.🧢 Love it⚓ & another great episode. Maybe that little tub in shower was to hand wash clothes. Idk.
Fun review, thanks for this one. This Pearson is in great shape -- giving me ideas for how to clean up my 424! Been out cruising too much to make it shine like this one!
Pulled myself together, watched the whole vlog, still in Awe, All this for 80 k. this wont last long. Personally the pulpit looked a bit frail for such a large yacht, the dingy davit with rusty winch could be better ,the position captain would this disturb your auto pilot wind vane? Next thing is to find a suitable mooring for this beauty. Still a gorgeous yacht. Love you guys
Totally cool! Love my 424! Woke my husband up to see this review. Fun fact, we have a fire box right where you suggested. Also the soak tub in the shower is for laundry. The pot cabinet has a hidden cabinet below it. The boat was offered with a second head situated right where you sat in the V Berth. We use the V Berth as our master. Both my brothers chain the captains quarters as their berth. One draw back? I would love it if the Nav table was forward facing.
Pearson's early 1980s boats really notched up the interior quality, and they are solid, wholesome boats for the money. Compare this to a Morgan OI 41 ketch, and this beats the Morgan in every category: looks, performance, construction and finish quality - everything but price. But you get what you pay for.
I have been a subscriber for several months now, I much appreciate you sharing your vast knowledge of various sailboats. I went to Georgetown Me. to look at one of the boats you featured, instead found my latest love affair, a CD 33. Keep up the good work, wishing you fair winds and following seas, Captain.
Excellent review of the 424. That one is in very very good condition it appears. Makes me want to selly 424 and buy that one. Nice job. CAPT, come to Maryland and sail my 424.
Hello CQ & Ran-day! I appreciate your content even mentioned you to @ Chasing Latitudes. Very bright & knowledgeable gentleman.. I love new designs were concepts like wide beams are presented ( although you have shown this is not a brand new idea) This video keeps coming up in my feed. Is the 424 still for sale?
Is that Dave Brubeck music at the beginning and end of this video? “Take Five”? Now what? Classic jazz too? :-) :-) :0-)))) I want a spot on CQ’s transpac crew! I’d even eat Dinty Moore if I had to. Ha! Sign.Me.Up! Is it Thursday yet? So many boats ....
I haven`t even watched the whole video yet captain I had to stop to wash the saliva off my chin. WoW what a wicked boat, Love the skeg reminds me of my first Single fin surfboard. You lads are just brilliant.
When the owner welded up that dinghy davit did the single strand of timothy grass in his teeth catch fire? Did his straw hat survive? At 100K survivors you guys should get out on the water and have a nice bowl of stew and some bubbly. It'll come soon, this channel's so great. Hey you guys really rave about the idea of a fireplace. Is that another running gag or are they really the cat's pyjamas?
Even better. Maybe not in the tropics but anywhere from northern Fla to maine and beyond -- on a cold fall day or foggy rainy summer night while swinging on your hook and that fire is drying the boat out and visually heart warming ? Oh yeah. CATS PAJAMAS !!
Thinking it's just a matter of binning those old cheapo Davits winches that are bolted to the original Stainless Brackets... New Stainless Steel ones...
@@YachtHunters James Joyce defined pornography as art that made a person desire to possess the subject. By his definition, this could be considered boat porn!
I love the enthusiasm and insights in the reviews, but especially with older boats, it would be great to understand things to look out for before making an offer or paying for a survey. Pre-splash repair bills could be significant. Insight into what could be wrong or could go wrong would be fantastic.
Not sure what camera your using, if you can, switch ur focus to manual so that the camera doesn't decide what your focusing on and go out of focus so often. Nice saves with the editing but that camera had a mind of its own! Just make sure you don't forget to focus before each take. And make sure the distance from the camera to whatever your focusing on doesn't change too much when your panning during the take. Just a thought.
This is a beautiful boat! If this had a second head, I'd be all over this!!! I see the head count must concern others as well. This is still available, according to the sellers Web page.
Hmm, a nicer feature/addition to the aft manual bilge pump and helm station would be a locker for some tins of Dinty Moore for those on the Dog Watch passages ;)
I lived across the street from a very nice 3000' house that had a new house oil fuel tank put in another place around the corner and the old tank removed. No one took out or permanently sealed the old filling tube that had outside access and a new fuel oil person came and almost filled the basement with oil. The house was condemned and demolished.
I didn't like where the mirror was hung in the cabin, saloon, galley yet there was plenty of space and the setup was comfortable. On this Pearson 424 you showed the ice box, what are the do's and don'ts of frozen foods in the ice box or is this ice box more of a refrigerator to keep meats and dairy from spoiling.
I love this channel... Captain finds the boats that a working man can afford one day, and gives a 1st class review. Always top quality boats... you won't find any cheap Chinese knock offs here. :)
Great job but.... nothing on the motor or engine compartment? I would think that the engine compartment would be large since it sits under such a large cockpit. Easy access to pull out the engine for a complete overhaul if/when needed? We saw two batteries, anymore? How's the wiring and charging system look? Nothing said regarding electronics? Lots of talk always about a wood burner but nothing about a water maker. I know there is something to be said about the length of a video, but judging from all the comments and IMO your videos can not go to long, yes. But I must say without the masts and rigging set it's hard for me to fall in love with this girl, Captain. And without seeing her and feeling her under sail definitely not love at first sight. 🤷🏻♂️😅 Again another great job. Fair winds! 🤙🏻
we are limited and of course the motor and its access was mistakenly left on the floor ...it was great on both accounts ..I think the layout design was the most compelling aspect of this design and electronics are nothing we can comment on beyond the listing info itself. Survey time will cover all that as well as a good sea trial
@@YachtHunters The sea trial what I am most interested in actually. All else (except hull, keel, problems) I can deal with. With price adjustment, yes. Good health. Fair Winds. 🤙🏻
Excellent as usual!! What a beauty. PS I’d love to see you guys do a video on a Columbia 34 MKII.. only because I’ve heard so many reviews on both extremes.. seems like a love it or hate it boat.
Lovely boat. It's the right size for a couple or a small family of 4. That said, figures the captain would be driving a jaguar. :D PC to go along with the PB.
as always, a very nice video, this boat has some nice elements but, it didn't grab me. I suspect the low cockpit rails and the ketch rig and of course too much teak. thank you, it's just as important to see boats you don't want as it is to see boats you do
I am beginning to think that there is a correlation to the number of times the Dinty Moore cans show up and how much Capt. Q likes the boat we are being shown. This time I saw 2 cans! (and only one bottle of champagne) Does that translate as -very nice boat but room for improvement? That davit system is a drawback at that price point, IMO. Everything else is pretty spot on. I like a ketch. The layout is interesting- especially the two companionways Although you would want to ensure the centre one was closed when under way! Looks like all the room I would need or want.
When people comment even before watching then you know you're doing something right! A wood stove would be perfect alright, especially with the zombie apocalypse in the Fall. Enjoy the summer folks!
A question for you Captain Q? Were you certain that when you filled that 400 gallon tank on that 41 foot boat you owned that it wasn't filling your bilge and overflowing your fuel tank? 400 gallons is ALOT. I have a Perkins 4108 they call it 55 h.p and only have a 35 gallon diesel tank. Most of my friends only use 6 gallons a weekend in the 40 ft' ers my friends say I'm overpowered? Is that even possible? Keep me off the rocks please! Lol I appreciate learning more about boats through Capital Q and Randay. Lol. Randy never said anything wrong and you guys are a hoot. I will have my Challenger 32 ft Sailboat splashed soon and looking good. I'm a 3 rd generation boat builder and have some real treasure's you all might like. My family is Rum Runner's and Captain of the High Seas. I should probably have my own show lol.
I'm looking for a sail boat that can be single handed or sailed with skeleton crew, has over 6'6" head clearance and can sail the waters of the Pacific Northwest. It needs also to provide for long term occupancy....a good live aboard. Finally, it should not require much if any updates or repairs. Any thoughts??
Captain Q. really does a great job of explaining things. And his fashion sense is off the charts!
Awe shucks
Ran-day comes up what really good "what if"or, " why do you need 3 speedos" type questions. What an entertaining duo! TY CQ & R-D
Now I know why Pearson has the reputation it does. Am pretty darn sure I could be happy sailing that ketch into an endless summer.
Thank you Gentlemen,
Lately, I've been eagerly awaiting the appearance of cans of Dinty Moore and champagne staged in the cabin galley. It's a pretty funny running gag that makes me laugh everytime.
I notice lately that they usually do not say the product name "Dinty Moore", and I'm wondering if UA-cam leaned on them for (in their view) appearing to "advertise" the product. I also watch like a hawk for the inevitable can of DM, now usually sitting quietly inside a cabinet or drawer. I actually bough a can of DM last week.
@@cjbubeck I wondered why the Capt never says mentions it any more too, but its usually tucked away somewhere for the camera to spot. I wish the Capt would open a can one day because I live in Australia and have never seen the stuff before and I'm curious to see whats actually in the can. It could be dog food for all I know!
@@nameRICHARD you are not far off... looks and smells much like canned dog food from what I remember. 😂
@@marceld6061 I don’t know. Upon revealing the can of DM in this episode, the Captain remarked that the owner was ‘obviously’ a man of good taste. 😉
We provisioned for a couple of days delivering my new-to-me boat from Cape Cod to Maine a few weeks ago...I just had to pick up Dinty Moore. It made a ridiculously good meal under way...a whole bunch of shredded extra sharp cheddar mixed in, bread with Kerrygold salted butter. Yum.
Always good to see "The Captain & Crew." Say hi to the puppy for me. Be happy, be safe.
LOL James, we're hooked! I have too many boats, but if ever I was a yacht broker, these are the sort of boats I would recommend to the serious sailors looking for serious value. It is a delight, especially in lock-down (in Trinidad), for a pining harbour rat to vicariously enjoy !
Love his port and starboard running light suspenders.
So enjoy your finds and glad you finally found a mighty Pearson,as we own a P367 hull # 11.
Sailing Magic Carpet gave you two a nice Shout Out yesterday, two of my favorite channels ♥️
Awesome! Thank you!
That sneeky Dinty Moore shot was just my kind of humor.
She's got a really swell bottom! Always a great starting point!!
My wife and I started sailing together in 1976 on an Oday Mariner in Manhasset Bay, LI. A couple of years later we felt competent enough to bareboat charter with another couple in the BVI. That first boat was a Pearson 424 (sloop version) and it set a family tradition of sailing and chartering that continues to today. Your video brought back some pleasant memories. The 424 was in many ways a perfect cruising boat and your video showed why. Nicely done!
One year after my wife and i started sailing as well.
I love the
Dinty Moore and Champaign reference on the clips. I wait and watch when you discover each item. From a marketing standpoint it's genius.
Loved that little Easter egg appearance of the stew next to the bookcase, priceless!
Thank you gentlemen! I really enjoy Thursdays again!
Great video as always, very informative. The Pearson 424 and 365 are sisterships. They also made a center cockpit version of the 424 which is a little ungainly in the looks department. Bill Shaw also designed a Pearson 367 which was the same design with a cutter rig and deeper keel. The 424 and 365 are windward challenged...the 367 solved this due to the bite of the deeper keel. I've sailed on the 365 and 424, comfortable and seaworthy. The mini tub is to wash your clothes! Pearson really improved the joiner work by 1980! I would love to try the cutter version of the 365.
Don’t forget the 530!
Smiling all the way till...Look at me...then I lost it....I really enjoy Capt Q & Randy...the boats are cool too...I also think Captain Q has Spring Fever...lol..
Definitely time to launch snd get sailing
Great teaching. I love how they ask each other questions, knowing they both already know the answers. They do that for the benefit of the viewers and it’s awesome.
We wish we did. Lol
Guys GREAT episode. You crack me up!!! The boat is brilliant! it looks HUGE for a 42'. Really loved it. Thank you guys very much and keep up the good work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a nice boat , fantastic layout . As always Captain Q and RanDay , you killed it, great review 👍✌️🍺
Captain Q!, 24!? This one must have stirred a few good memories!
lots of of fun gentlemen and a fine boat.
Love my Thursday’s with the Captain and Randay 😉 beautiful find , lovely indie and out ⛵️⛵️⛵️💕
Great review of a good boat that has been well taken care of. As for the dual windlass, two is one and one is none. No comment on 3 speedometers though. :D
Thursday night!!!! with Captain Q and Randay!!!!
Nice to see you, Thomas!
Gi-norm-ous & awesome (i.e., impressive, magnificent, astonishing, beautiful, stunning, wonderful, extraordinary, imposing, monumental, profound, remarkable, splendid, superb, exciting, dramatic) boat! (And two cans of Dinty to see you through the day) Definitely gets Seadog's seal of approval!
Again great job. Not only are these videos entertaining they educational . And classy.
Am I the first poster?? Can't wait to watch....
(edit) Loved the boat, by todays standards she had graceful lines, looking from above. Thank you Captain Q and Ran-Day, great find, hope she finds a loving owner.
Oh, I remember Ran-Day missing on one of the boats in the first season, the one with the owner's cockpit as I recall, has the intrepid Ran-Day found a worthy boat?
Watching again but this time while wearing my Capt Q hat.🧢 Love it⚓ & another great episode. Maybe that little tub in shower was to hand wash clothes. Idk.
Aha !!! Good for you. A true viewer. Thanks for being there for the Hunter
Fun review, thanks for this one. This Pearson is in great shape -- giving me ideas for how to clean up my 424! Been out cruising too much to make it shine like this one!
Very good review from the guys. Pearson built great boats and the 424 was one of the best
You guys are awesome!
Learning soooooo much!
Thanks J
Pulled myself together, watched the whole vlog, still in Awe, All this for 80 k. this wont last long. Personally the pulpit looked a bit frail for such a large yacht, the dingy davit with rusty winch could be better ,the position captain would this disturb your auto pilot wind vane? Next thing is to find a suitable mooring for this beauty. Still a gorgeous yacht. Love you guys
Still for sale, price reduced to 59K.
Thanks for posting and sharing. Really nice to see.
Totally cool! Love my 424! Woke my husband up to see this review. Fun fact, we have a fire box right where you suggested. Also the soak tub in the shower is for laundry. The pot cabinet has a hidden cabinet below it. The boat was offered with a second head situated right where you sat in the V Berth. We use the V Berth as our master. Both my brothers chain the captains quarters as their berth. One draw back? I would love it if the Nav table was forward facing.
Great to hear from sister-ship owners thank you
Wowza .. Cp'n Q .... you are so animated by this big boat aka little ship ! 😁
Such a happy find !
Exceptional as usual, Randay and Cap’n Q! Super helpful as I build a better understanding of the type of vessel I want to own. Thank you!
Pearson's early 1980s boats really notched up the interior quality, and they are solid, wholesome boats for the money. Compare this to a Morgan OI 41 ketch, and this beats the Morgan in every category: looks, performance, construction and finish quality - everything but price. But you get what you pay for.
The sea temp in NH finally topped 50F. I didn't notice if that compass had a "South" on it. Good time to go.
Gorgeous boat. Thanks for the upload.
I look so forward to watching your episodes every week. I have always wanted to visit Maine.
Awesome as always guys! I like your discussions and how they go around to what we were going to ask next.
Thanks for your informative video’s
I have been a subscriber for several months now, I much appreciate you sharing your vast knowledge of various sailboats. I went to Georgetown Me. to look at one of the boats you featured, instead found my latest love affair, a CD 33. Keep up the good work, wishing you fair winds and following seas, Captain.
That makes us happy.
Of course it still saves firefly in case I win the lottery
@@YachtHunters Good luck!
I really enjoy your videos and all the details you look into. Educational and fun.
as i've come to expect...another entertaining and informative show so thnx for that.
A true cruiser. Very comfortable looking.
You two are brilliant, and very funny. I'm over in the UK, too old to sail now, and too poor to motor, you fuel my dreams.
Excellent review of the 424. That one is in very very good condition it appears. Makes me want to selly 424 and buy that one. Nice job. CAPT, come to Maryland and sail my 424.
AMAZING BOAT!!!! ANYONE ELSE WANT TO SPEND A (LONG) WEEKEND SAILING WITH CAPT.Q & RANDAY????
Hello CQ & Ran-day! I appreciate your content even mentioned you to @ Chasing Latitudes. Very bright & knowledgeable gentleman.. I love new designs were concepts like wide beams are presented ( although you have shown this is not a brand new idea) This video keeps coming up in my feed. Is the 424 still for sale?
Contact Annie at Gray And Gray Yacht Broker in York Maine for the update on that particular boat. Good luck I liked it a lot
Another great episode.
I am going to watch it right now. Thanks guys.
Is that Dave Brubeck music at the beginning and end of this video? “Take Five”? Now what? Classic jazz too? :-) :-) :0-)))) I want a spot on CQ’s transpac crew! I’d even eat Dinty Moore if I had to. Ha! Sign.Me.Up! Is it Thursday yet? So many boats ....
Obviously a viewer with fine taste and a thorough up bringing Welcome aboard
@@YachtHunters Thanks! By “fine taste” I assume you’re referring to the music and not the Dinty Moore :-) :-) :-) Ha! When do we leave for Halifax?
I haven`t even watched the whole video yet captain I had to stop to wash the saliva off my chin. WoW
what a wicked boat, Love the skeg reminds me of my first Single fin surfboard. You lads are just brilliant.
That boat looks it's barely been in the water. It doesn't seem to have anything that's been wet below. Gorgeous boat
When the owner welded up that dinghy davit did the single strand of timothy grass in his teeth catch fire? Did his straw hat survive? At 100K survivors you guys should get out on the water and have a nice bowl of stew and some bubbly. It'll come soon, this channel's so great. Hey you guys really rave about the idea of a fireplace. Is that another running gag or are they really the cat's pyjamas?
Even better. Maybe not in the tropics but anywhere from northern Fla to maine and beyond -- on a cold fall day or foggy rainy summer night while swinging on your hook and that fire is drying the boat out and visually heart warming ? Oh yeah. CATS PAJAMAS !!
⬆️ Now that WOULD be the 🐈's meow 👍🙌🙌🙌
Thinking it's just a matter of binning those old cheapo Davits winches that are bolted to the original Stainless Brackets... New Stainless Steel ones...
I'm not shopping--I'm in a monogamous relationship with my Shannon 38--but I still love watching these videos. This Pearson is a sweet ketch!
😂 as long as you're open about it with her..
@@YachtHunters James Joyce defined pornography as art that made a person desire to possess the subject. By his definition, this could be considered boat porn!
My wife believes what you said; make sure you put the right thing in the right place! :)
I love the enthusiasm and insights in the reviews, but especially with older boats, it would be great to understand things to look out for before making an offer or paying for a survey. Pre-splash repair bills could be significant. Insight into what could be wrong or could go wrong would be fantastic.
I love your series Captain Q. Just inspiring.
thank you, Dan!
I’ll be in Bar Harbor this Wednesday and looking forward to some fresh caught Dinty Moore and sea biscuits. 👍⛵️🎩
We just missed.
Another great presentation, What is the back story of Sea Dog? He or She adds to the delightful mood of your videos. Thank you again Skipper
Tba
Great question!
I like your sox at 21:00 Keep em up, buddy! Highest Rating I have seen you rating Cap! 24 wow
Very nice boat! How about we go in 1/2 and 1/2 on it. You find a slip, and I’ll bring a boatload of Dinty Moore and Freixnet to stock it.
Getting closer
I really, really appreciate your videos guys! Great job and continued good luck! May the Freixenet flow and the Dinty feed us all
Not sure what camera your using, if you can, switch ur focus to manual so that the camera doesn't decide what your focusing on and go out of focus so often.
Nice saves with the editing but that camera had a mind of its own!
Just make sure you don't forget to focus before each take. And make sure the distance from the camera to whatever your focusing on doesn't change too much when your panning during the take.
Just a thought.
Thank you for your patience with the Wizard. He does try is very best for all of you lol
@@YachtHunters now That's Funny!
Sea Dog is unusually lively today! Must be the change in the weather.
It is!
This is a beautiful boat! If this had a second head, I'd be all over this!!! I see the head count must concern others as well. This is still available, according to the sellers Web page.
Ice Box opened: "ah, there it is".. If only I had the money to afford some of these boats
Yes the soaking tub is for laundry.
Thanks agin tart
@@tarttartin8216 I'm getting better at this 😎 thank you Tart 😊
Fantastic boat - would be so good for cruising long distances and living on!
Hmm, a nicer feature/addition to the aft manual bilge pump and helm station would be a locker for some tins of Dinty Moore for those on the Dog Watch passages ;)
hahaha
@@YachtHunters Randy loves Dinty Moore with that Captains touch
I lived across the street from a very nice 3000' house that had a new house oil fuel tank put in another place around the corner and the old tank removed. No one took out or permanently sealed the old filling tube that had outside access and a new fuel oil person came and almost filled the basement with oil. The house was condemned and demolished.
Whoa!!
Good one Randy at 11:00
Nice jazz intro, CQ!
Thank ran day our in house musical prodigy
Haven’t watch yet. But I’m excited for it. I ve Liked the 424’s. Setup
nice to see inside and lay out of sail boats
I didn't like where the mirror was hung in the cabin, saloon, galley yet there was plenty of space and the setup was comfortable. On this Pearson 424 you showed the ice box, what are the do's and don'ts of frozen foods in the ice box or is this ice box more of a refrigerator to keep meats and dairy from spoiling.
I'd love that boat. Another great video, Captain.
Hi Ran-dee.
Thanks 👍
Just need to chime in here, I love you guys.
Tony in Albuquerque
Thanks tony
What a wonderful boat!
Nice one Captain. 👍👍👍
I love this channel... Captain finds the boats that a working man can afford one day, and gives a 1st class review. Always top quality boats... you won't find any cheap Chinese knock offs here. :)
Taiwan has built some fantastic boats my friend! Don't miss your dream yacht because of build location.
Great job but.... nothing on the motor or engine compartment? I would think that the engine compartment would be large since it sits under such a large cockpit. Easy access to pull out the engine for a complete overhaul if/when needed? We saw two batteries, anymore? How's the wiring and charging system look? Nothing said regarding electronics? Lots of talk always about a wood burner but nothing about a water maker. I know there is something to be said about the length of a video, but judging from all the comments and IMO your videos can not go to long, yes.
But I must say without the masts and rigging set it's hard for me to fall in love with this girl, Captain. And without seeing her and feeling her under sail definitely not love at first sight. 🤷🏻♂️😅 Again another great job. Fair winds! 🤙🏻
we are limited and of course the motor and its access was mistakenly left on the floor ...it was great on both accounts ..I think the layout design was the most compelling aspect of this design and electronics are nothing we can comment on beyond the listing info itself.
Survey time will cover all that as well as a good sea trial
@@YachtHunters The sea trial what I am most interested in actually. All else (except hull, keel, problems) I can deal with. With price adjustment, yes.
Good health. Fair Winds. 🤙🏻
I heart Pearson’s.
Me too. Especially the 530
Excellent as usual!! What a beauty. PS I’d love to see you guys do a video on a Columbia 34 MKII.. only because I’ve heard so many reviews on both extremes.. seems like a love it or hate it boat.
That was a good boat and the 43 and of course the 50
That's exactly what I'm looking for!!!
Lovely boat. It's the right size for a couple or a small family of 4. That said, figures the captain would be driving a jaguar. :D PC to go along with the PB.
(S type.)
as always, a very nice video, this boat has some nice elements but, it didn't grab me. I suspect the low cockpit rails and the ketch rig and of course too much teak. thank you, it's just as important to see boats you don't want as it is to see boats you do
I am beginning to think that there is a correlation to the number of times the Dinty Moore cans show up and how much Capt. Q likes the boat we are being shown. This time I saw 2 cans! (and only one bottle of champagne) Does that translate as -very nice boat but room for improvement?
That davit system is a drawback at that price point, IMO. Everything else is pretty spot on. I like a ketch. The layout is interesting- especially the two companionways Although you would want to ensure the centre one was closed when under way! Looks like all the room I would need or want.
(There was a third one but got lost on the cutting room floor)
@@YachtHunters or Randy took it - we all know how much he enjoys his dinty moore
When people comment even before watching then you know you're doing something right! A wood stove would be perfect alright, especially with the zombie apocalypse in the Fall. Enjoy the summer folks!
Great review captain!
I’m with you, I hate drawers that will not slide open or shut. Are they even drawers? I don’t know.
Ooooo. It’s my home. I’m 6’3” and I’m no where near the mizzenboom walking around the cockpit.
A question for you Captain Q? Were you certain that when you filled that 400 gallon tank on that 41 foot boat you owned that it wasn't filling your bilge and overflowing your fuel tank? 400 gallons is ALOT. I have a Perkins 4108 they call it 55 h.p and only have a 35 gallon diesel tank. Most of my friends only use 6 gallons a weekend in the 40 ft' ers my friends say I'm overpowered? Is that even possible? Keep me off the rocks please! Lol I appreciate learning more about boats through Capital Q and Randay. Lol. Randy never said anything wrong and you guys are a hoot. I will have my Challenger 32 ft Sailboat splashed soon and looking good. I'm a 3 rd generation boat builder and have some real treasure's you all might like. My family is Rum Runner's and Captain of the High Seas. I should probably have my own show lol.
Dutch steel 44’ and it all went into its own tank. Incredible
I own a 424 (hull#9) she is really a great boat. I just wanted to say thanks for the good review.
Our pleasure to meet it. A lot to love there
How is the performance into the wind? When the wind really picks up, do you find that you can't make any meaningful headway against it?
Another great video love her. I have a Morgan 323 1982 have a 2004 Yanmar 30hp??? I have not le
Very enjoyable Thank you
That's a nice boat. But does it come with masts and rigging or is that a separate expense. Sails custom made can be very expensive.
Yes of course but locating and identifying spars on these boats yard storage racks can be tricky and confusing and problematical. A story there!
Another great boat Captain, wish I could talk the wife into one, Oh well, one can always dream. Keep the good stuff coming.
And keep dreaming
I'm looking for a sail boat that can be single handed or sailed with skeleton crew, has over 6'6" head clearance and can sail the waters of the Pacific Northwest. It needs also to provide for long term occupancy....a good live aboard. Finally, it should not require much if any updates or repairs. Any thoughts??
Captain Q we are getting close
To my beloved Pearson 35
Copy .
We should be. Very popular boat
Do they get a point for a can of DM and a bottle of bubbly?
Impressive sailboat
Beautiful boat