Agreed… UA-cam had a bug processing the 1080 version… their crack team says they will help us fix it “within 24hrs” 🙄 took 2hrs of support to get that answer…. We’re putting Jack Hammer on the case. Sorry for the lame quality…
This is one of the most interesting boats I have ever seen. I have never even heard of Liberty until now. I love the layout and design. Thanks to Cap'n Q and Ran-Day for sharing. I'm sure this boat will find a new owner very quickly.
Not a comment on the that absolutely beautiful boat, rather one on the hosts seldom have I seen to obvious friends compliment each others personalitys better always a pleasure to watch
You, gentlemen, are the Hydro-Dynamic Duo. Forever vigilant in exposing the 'grime' and corruption, from bow to stern, topmast to keel. Since CaptQ is such a talented pole dancer, I would not be surprised if I saw some famous cameos pop out of the deck hatches as you make your way across the top side. Great episode and really nice boat.
A very special beautiful boat. The owner is to be commended for taking such great care of it. I hope you are healing up fast Captain Q. During your sailing years did y’all ever do any scuba diving ? Thank you. Ran Day I hope you have smooth sailing from now on. Sea Dog, keep the crew safe. 👍🙏😎
I am in love with this boat at the 4m50s mark just for the portlights in the stern! I am sure that the rest of the tour will only cause my heart to swell with overwhelming joy at the rest.
A very tidy and capable vessel. 47 seems a fair score. 🙂 Thanks to both of y'all for sharing her with us and I really hope the next owners find her as amazing as I do.
Humdinger of a boat. Easy 40 points for her looks and design. But so ship shape, points for the chart table, line stowage and squared away wiring. I think 50 points would not be over doing it. Props to the owner for keeping such a nice boat in such excellent shape.
Stunning is the only word that can describe this boat I love every thing about it .especially the omage to the stern of the old wooden sea going sailing ships of the past. every detail of her is so well thought out .the room , the detail the comfort thru out .the ease of access to every thing .even her broadside view in the water .the amenity's .she deserves the P.B. award for her class .
Captain Q, I was worried you would forget the points for the chart table and the forward line storage but at 47 points they both seem well covered. What a wonderful boat. A day of shopping for provisions and you would be on your way for a very long cruise down the coast and into the Caribbean. Thank you and Randay for this grand tour. Best wishes for a speedy recovery on your shin.
Hello Captain Q and Randay. Captain Q I hope your leg is healing well. This was a very interesting vessel. She does not seem to require a lot of expensive upgrades. I really like to roomy interior. 👏⛵️🏝
As expected, I was not disappointed in the least with the quality of this fine vessel. Truly one of the nicest and most meticulously kept boats that you have featured. Thank you so much Captain Q and Ran-Day!!! I hope the Captain's leg is healing nicely. I look forward to a "Jaws-like" scene in a video soon of comparisons of scars from sailing accidents over the years.
Thank you for doing a video in a place I spent so much time. I grew up knocking around LI Sound and know Essex very well. What great memories you sparked. I am now in SW FL and love the scene here, but will always miss The Sound.
I legit love this yacht. The systems, bilges, and engine are all easily accessible. The comfort below is voluminous and not cramped. With the keel stepped mast, shaft drive, and fully skegged rudder I would feel safe crossing oceans (after keel inspection). I've been drinking the kool-aid that Dick Beaumont has been pouring from the Kraken zero-keel pitcher and have rethought somethings.
Very impressive boat, and was surprised at the amount of room below.. love all the wood and louvered doors.. very cozy decor I think it's the perfect boat for just the two of us Capt...😉 Hope your leg has healed and feeling better..Ran-Day is dangerous to be around lol..
Beautiful condition as it appears. I semi recently showed a Liberty 45 and seems nearly the same interior. I think they dispensed with the clipper bow is all. Thanks for pointing out the rope clutch situation in this episode. I raced on a lovely Swan 46 a couple years ago with an old school winch farm with a winch for every job. Reliable but heavy and expensive!! This episode boat seems awesome
Lotto Lotto where for art you ? Struth, I could happily live travel enjoy and be happy on this Liberty 49, right up to when Ole Neptune shoves me aside...Champion session guys.
Thanks for a great review of an awesome boat! I am just getting started on a massive refit of a Liberty 458 which is very similar. When it’s done you should stop by for a look 😊.
Just a gorgeous boat. Closing on a Pacific Seacraft the 20th of this month, otherwise I'd be on my way to Connecticut. Needs to be a "Captain Q" Top Pick.
@@YachtHunters Thanks! I've watched every one of your video's looking for a comparable vessel to the PS 44, you have auditioned a few that I wanted to move on but the best go fast. Favorite was Episode 38, Gulfstar 50.
Special request! Next time you're in the Captains den take a moment to do a slow flyby on the captains bookshelf so we can read the spines. Better yet, do a winter episode where our two hosts run through a list of great sailing related books! Thanks again for another fun episode.
Come on, Dinty Moore! CQ is doing the work for you, step up to the plate (or bowl) and sponsor him! I, personally, have had several cans of stew since starting to watch the Captain.
Glad to see you doing well after the Ran-day dinghy stiches thing. Give the lad a break and stop hurting yourself while he tastes bilge water. lol. Have to concur with your evaluation of this boat. Wish it was in Stephane's bracket but sadly I think they are looking at less reliable in the Dominican at this point. Wonderful to see you up and crushing it my friends. Happy trails.
Nearly a perfect boat! Very nice find! Condition sells and that is in near perfect condition with very little to do, if anything. For me, it checks almost all of the boxes. I had to wait for 1080p because I just could not watch that fantastic old girl in 360p.
I give you guys a thumbs up before I even watch the video! I hope the captain gets better soon! It doesn't get any easier as we age! Keep up the good work my friends!
Hi guys thank you once again for a fantastic video and a great look around and beautiful yacht how is Captain Q Leg after the last video thank you once again keep up the good work Cliff from down under from Logan city Queensland Australia
Hi cliff!! We looked into a wood replacement but teak is too expensive so he’s going to keep the leg for now… the stitches are out and he’s back at it. Tough bird !! Cheers mate
Love me that aft kings cabin with the deluxe head! All the OCD organization is nice. Not a big fan of dog houses or dog house wanna bes, not the best in a good blow. Hydraulic steering is nice but a baby wheel? Maybe the wheel on the kings bed was the running gear removed for space? 🤔🤔 Emergency steerage even if you have to tie yourself down on that aft deck is needed. IMO Large percentage of SOS calls from losing steerage. Loss steerage due to a jammed rudder sailing through Active Pass. It was interesting, that water is cold. Thanks for another great review. Liked the sign off. Happy to see the skipper healed up! Fair Winds and Following Seas 🤙🏻
Nothing comes close to the Puffin, except for the special steel hull yawl. You two need to go show a really nice aluminum expedition sailboat. I like wood sailboats that are glued together with the epoxy west system, & to me the best one is the 60 ft Spirit Sailboat. The one with the square cabin top that gradually Angles downward toward the front. What do you think about the new Channel Pilot cutters, that are steel but have modern mast & rigging with hydraulic/electric winches. It's to bad they don't make an all wood Bristol or Falmouth channel Pilot cutter, ketch with modern rigging with electric winches. If you ever want to see a beautiful sailboat take a look at the Polly Agatha, it's 45 ft long. There is a nice little documentary about about a beautiful sailboat called building Emma. The future of sailing will be S.W.A.T.H small waterline area twin hulls that are sealed torpedo shaped hulls that get submerged underwater by the weight of a rectangular platform that is attached to the sealed torpedo shaped hulls, by knife shaped hydrodynamic stilts/pilons, to cut through the water efficiently. Instead of madt & sails the sailboat will be powered by vertical axis wind power. Below the vertical axis wind generators would a gearbox with forward, neutral & reverse. Out of the gearbox would be a long shaft incased in a water tight pipe with bearings, on the outside end of each torpedo shaped hull will be an L shaped gearbox with a propeller facing backwards, one on the front of each torpedo shaped hull, & one on the back of each shaped torpedo shaped underwater sealed hulls. The torpedo shaped hulls are submerged because of the weight of the platform that has the 4 vertical axis wind generators. At the rear of the swath vessel is a beam running across left to right on the knife shaped pylons. On the beam is a narrow electrical out to get the vessel out of the harbor. When the vertical axis wind generators are powering the SWATH vessel, the electrical outboard motor becomes a generator. These swath vessel at the platform level, are 20ft above the surface of the ocean, they can be raised like an oil rig another 15ft if the oceans get really rough. The SWATH vessel never rocks or rolls, or porpoises up & down, they are rock steady because the hulls are below the surface like submarine. Also the torpedo shaped hulls have 2 horizontal wings that goes from the left hull to the right in the front & the other in the rear. Both the torpedo hulls have keel like vertical fins on on the bottom sides of each hull. The turning rudders are at the rear of each torpedo shaped underwater hulls.The 2 story cabin house will be covered with solar panels on the roof, & a couple of small wind generators, to help keep the lithium ion battery bank charged.
That's not a dodger, that's a motorsailer ! Is Captain Q recovered enough to really go to Newport ? Another beautiful example of master cabinetry work in a boat that I'd have to sell my house 3x to afford. Every time I see roller furling main and genoa I drool. Sailor envy my old friend. Mend quickly !
As soon as Cap Q mentioned poles and swinging, I expected a video insert. Wasn't disappointed. Also, would it be possible to know what 1hr time window you'll be available at Newport boat show? I'll be there.
Never been sailing, but love your vids. I have always wondered on these sailboats there is such little room on either side of the punch bowl shall we say, in the head. Umm well, how does one say lean over on one cheek? I didn't want to get more graphic with my question. lol Think I'd want a bidet as well.
It’s an art learned through necessity… but I do agree the bidet would be nice and in fact I found a bolt on one I gave to the kids Don’t know if it got out of the box yet but great idea
Enjoy your videos. One nit pick, I am sure the Electri-San system for the head does NOT make the water potable. Just legally able to be dumped in certain areas.
You are correct… these systems cannot output directly overboard in the more popular regions of the northeast or Chesapeake… you still need to go to 3M offshore
Noticed a ton of crazing in the cabin top around the windows just below where Capt Q was pointing out the varnishing that needed to be done- it looks pretty extensive…..is that a concern? Is that more from sun/ heat or could it be a sign of weakness/ flexing?
Sorry not to be able to use the Captain's discount for the show, but I live in MI on a small SS check so I will not be able to attend. That also means I will never be able to afford, well, most any of the boats you review/inspect. But, that's ok, I still like to look and learn from the Captain (hope his stitches aren't hurting).
Wonderful boat terrible video quality, what happened to gentlemen?
Agreed… UA-cam had a bug processing the 1080 version… their crack team says they will help us fix it “within 24hrs” 🙄 took 2hrs of support to get that answer…. We’re putting Jack Hammer on the case. Sorry for the lame quality…
What a boat!!🙂👌👌💯
@@YachtHunters quality was back to normal today, it looked great in 1080p. Thanks Cap!
This is one of the most interesting boats I have ever seen. I have never even heard of Liberty until now. I love the layout and design. Thanks to Cap'n Q and Ran-Day for sharing. I'm sure this boat will find a new owner very quickly.
It’s amazing the knowledge that the Capt. has. He is the Encyclopedia “Q”tanica of sailing!
Not a comment on the that absolutely beautiful boat, rather one on the hosts seldom have I seen to obvious friends compliment each others personalitys better always a pleasure to watch
Hope your leg is doing good.
Stitches are all gone thank you kindly!!
You, gentlemen, are the Hydro-Dynamic Duo. Forever vigilant in exposing the 'grime' and corruption, from bow to stern, topmast to keel. Since CaptQ is such a talented pole dancer, I would not be surprised if I saw some famous cameos pop out of the deck hatches as you make your way across the top side. Great episode and really nice boat.
Your humor in several places is the best. Love your spontaneity.
You guys keep raising the bar for shipshape owner loved boats…sorry yachts. A beauty.
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Oh my, what a beautiful lady. Love the cockpit and dodger design. Would change the fore cabin bed though. If i had 249K i would be
A very special beautiful boat. The owner is to be commended for taking such great care of it. I hope you are healing up fast Captain Q. During your sailing years did y’all ever do any scuba diving ? Thank you. Ran Day I hope you have smooth sailing from now on. Sea Dog, keep the crew safe. 👍🙏😎
Yes we kept a scuba kit on board… had to smooth the bottom before races… smooth is fast and fast is smooth!!
ditto on commending the owner. Clearly a boss
I am in love with this boat at the 4m50s mark just for the portlights in the stern! I am sure that the rest of the tour will only cause my heart to swell with overwhelming joy at the rest.
A very tidy and capable vessel. 47 seems a fair score. 🙂
Thanks to both of y'all for sharing her with us and I really hope the next owners find her as amazing as I do.
Extremely nice boat, as reflected in the price but ya know what they say, it only cost 10% more to go first class. Keep the good stuff coming guys.
Good one, Johnny!
Humdinger of a boat. Easy 40 points for her looks and design. But so ship shape, points for the chart table, line stowage and squared away wiring. I think 50 points would not be over doing it. Props to the owner for keeping such a nice boat in such excellent shape.
Stunning is the only word that can describe this boat I love every thing about it .especially the omage to the stern of the old wooden sea going sailing ships of the past. every detail of her is so well thought out .the room , the detail the comfort thru out .the ease of access to every thing .even her broadside view in the water .the amenity's .she deserves the P.B. award for her class .
Captain Q, I was worried you would forget the points for the chart table and the forward line storage but at 47 points they both seem well covered. What a wonderful boat. A day of shopping for provisions and you would be on your way for a very long cruise down the coast and into the Caribbean. Thank you and Randay for this grand tour. Best wishes for a speedy recovery on your shin.
Fantastical video and I’m in love with this boat! 50 no problem!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Hello Captain Q and Randay. Captain Q I hope your leg is healing well. This was a very interesting vessel. She does not seem to require a lot of expensive upgrades. I really like to roomy interior. 👏⛵️🏝
Thanks para! She was really spacious… and impeccably maintained
As expected, I was not disappointed in the least with the quality of this fine vessel.
Truly one of the nicest and most meticulously kept boats that you have featured.
Thank you so much Captain Q and Ran-Day!!!
I hope the Captain's leg is healing nicely.
I look forward to a "Jaws-like" scene in a video soon of comparisons of scars from sailing accidents over the years.
Thank you for doing a video in a place I spent so much time. I grew up knocking around LI Sound and know Essex very well. What great memories you sparked. I am now in SW FL and love the scene here, but will always miss The Sound.
Gorgeous little town too… we enjoyed a quick beer at the Griswold after shooting 👍👍
The Captains's rating was both fair and accurate. thanks Captain ! and Ran-day for adding this to my nbext boat list....
Incredible boat with a very good review. Great job guys. Look forward to Thursday for a new video to enjoy.
It’s always a great day when you guys post a new video. Thanks!
Thanks charlie
Another great job fellas... keep em coming...Thanks Capt Q..
Thanks Rick
Quality never goes out of style. And kept in great shape. That bilge looked pretty spotless for 30 plus years. Sold!
An awesome boat this one.. An interior layout that makes sense for a cruising couple..
Thanks for posting and sharing. What a comfortable looking cruiser.
I legit love this yacht. The systems, bilges, and engine are all easily accessible. The comfort below is voluminous and not cramped. With the keel stepped mast, shaft drive, and fully skegged rudder I would feel safe crossing oceans (after keel inspection). I've been drinking the kool-aid that Dick Beaumont has been pouring from the Kraken zero-keel pitcher and have rethought somethings.
Love at first sight.
Wow.... that is my kinda sailboat! Just lovely!
A total gem!
Very impressive boat, and was surprised at the amount of room below.. love all the wood and louvered doors.. very cozy decor
I think it's the perfect boat for just the two of us Capt...😉
Hope your leg has healed and feeling better..Ran-Day is dangerous to be around lol..
He is!! Although he thinks I’m dangerous for his checkbook
@@YachtHunters no worries, he can afford it..lol
Beautiful condition as it appears.
I semi recently showed a Liberty 45 and seems nearly the same interior. I think they dispensed with the clipper bow is all.
Thanks for pointing out the rope clutch situation in this episode. I raced on a lovely Swan 46 a couple years ago with an old school winch farm with a winch for every job. Reliable but heavy and expensive!!
This episode boat seems awesome
Thanks jack!!
Lotto Lotto where for art you ? Struth, I could happily live travel enjoy and be happy on this Liberty 49, right up to when Ole Neptune shoves me aside...Champion session guys.
Ran Day with heavy wire envy dealing with the rats nest he has inherited!! Oh the Humanity!!! The Q’ster lives to fight another day!!!
Thanks for a great review of an awesome boat! I am just getting started on a massive refit of a Liberty 458 which is very similar. When it’s done you should stop by for a look 😊.
You keep finding gems.. As always kind and generous with the lingo definitions.
Take care guys. Im a day late watching this one. Cannot explain it.
Better late than never, Sylvain!
Hope all is well with Captain Q after the long day on Randays sailing adventure 🪡awesome blue water sailboat!!!
Fair winds ⛵️
Thanks Tom! Stitches are out and we are carrying on!!
Just a gorgeous boat. Closing on a Pacific Seacraft the 20th of this month, otherwise I'd be on my way to Connecticut. Needs to be a "Captain Q" Top Pick.
Congrats!! PS are incredibly well made!
@@YachtHunters Thanks! I've watched every one of your video's looking for a comparable vessel to the PS 44, you have auditioned a few that I wanted to move on but the best go fast. Favorite was Episode 38, Gulfstar 50.
Special request! Next time you're in the Captains den take a moment to do a slow flyby on the captains bookshelf so we can read the spines. Better yet, do a winter episode where our two hosts run through a list of great sailing related books! Thanks again for another fun episode.
Swell boat. Cheers to you. ..
Come on, Dinty Moore! CQ is doing the work for you, step up to the plate (or bowl) and sponsor him! I, personally, have had several cans of stew since starting to watch the Captain.
Bowl is a proper way to serve the crew… and placed on the cabin sole for them…
Superb what a boat !!
Glad to see you doing well after the Ran-day dinghy stiches thing. Give the lad a break and stop hurting yourself while he tastes bilge water. lol. Have to concur with your evaluation of this boat. Wish it was in Stephane's bracket but sadly I think they are looking at less reliable in the Dominican at this point. Wonderful to see you up and crushing it my friends. Happy trails.
Thanks for the new visual and nick name.......... Q Hammer! Swing on young man!
Can't wait to see you both soon!!!
I had thought the boat was a Hallsberg Rassey ,Before you mentioned the maker . Beautiful boat, thx for the tour.
Really like your presentation with all the explanations
Glad you like them! thanks for watching
Oh wow. That’s a lot of boat. Thanks for the walkthrough gents. Very interesting
Thanks Rock!
Nearly a perfect boat! Very nice find! Condition sells and that is in near perfect condition with very little to do, if anything. For me, it checks almost all of the boxes. I had to wait for 1080p because I just could not watch that fantastic old girl in 360p.
Great boat god to see you shin healed
Great show!!!
That’s got to be the funniest thing you’ve done Randy the Mischievous! “Jack Hammer”!
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Love this boat
You guys are killing me with this boat. I'm tempted to sell my house!
249K for a boat that scores47 is a real deal! Thank and hope Q's shin has healed!
Rating was appropriate. Best reviewer in the business.
Thanks very much
I love this boat!
I give you guys a thumbs up before I even watch the video! I hope the captain gets better soon! It doesn't get any easier as we age! Keep up the good work my friends!
That boat is a dream
WOW When I saw that rear cabin bed all I could think of was Mel Brooks.........It's Good To Be The KING!!!!
That would have been a great clip to insert… we need you on the writing team! 😂
Great cruising sailor at a fair price!!! 47 is a perfect score!!!
Man I’ve seen quite a few sailboats named “ Jolly Mon” Most are related to USAF helicopter pilots. Jolly Green was our call sign.
Nice boat, happy it Thursday Captain Q . I miss the puppy u send him to the pound
He was up on the foredeck… didn’t want to move!!
I knew I recognize Jackhammer for somewhere. Glad he never gave up his hobbies.
Who knew he was a sailor!! 😂
Hi guys thank you once again for a fantastic video and a great look around and beautiful yacht how is Captain Q Leg after the last video thank you once again keep up the good work Cliff from down under from Logan city Queensland Australia
Hi cliff!! We looked into a wood replacement but teak is too expensive so he’s going to keep the leg for now… the stitches are out and he’s back at it. Tough bird !! Cheers mate
Like it. Thanks.
Jack Hammer! Genius! Thanks for all the videos gentlemen.
Our pleasure! cheers!
what movie is that from?
Got to be Saturday night live. I think.
Saturday night live, jason sudekis 😂
@@YachtHunters Hilarious, love your videos btw
I must have missed the Water-maker in this fine specimen.
We are going to have to get an abacus to put beside that steering wheel to keep track of these scores!
What a great boat and in our old stomping grounds of Essex. That aft stateroom was amazing ...and..did they build the boat around that king bed?
What a boat! A real beauty! 👍👍
Sweet. Regards from Texas. Still not sure why I love boats, never been on on. Always wanted to though. God bless.
Make the dream happen… you can do it!
Love me that aft kings cabin with the deluxe head! All the OCD organization is nice. Not a big fan of dog houses or dog house wanna bes, not the best in a good blow. Hydraulic steering is nice but a baby wheel? Maybe the wheel on the kings bed was the running gear removed for space? 🤔🤔 Emergency steerage even if you have to tie yourself down on that aft deck is needed. IMO Large percentage of SOS calls from losing steerage. Loss steerage due to a jammed rudder sailing through Active Pass. It was interesting, that water is cold.
Thanks for another great review. Liked the sign off.
Happy to see the skipper healed up!
Fair Winds and Following Seas 🤙🏻
Racing J/24s on Erie we used to call those bugs "Canadian Soldiers"
I just new this geezer drove an old Jaguar
Purrrrfect!
I'll take two!
Nothing comes close to the Puffin, except for the special steel hull yawl. You two need to go show a really nice aluminum expedition sailboat. I like wood sailboats that are glued together with the epoxy west system, & to me the best one is the 60 ft Spirit Sailboat. The one with the square cabin top that gradually Angles downward toward the front. What do you think about the new Channel Pilot cutters, that are steel but have modern mast & rigging with hydraulic/electric winches. It's to bad they don't make an all wood Bristol or Falmouth channel Pilot cutter, ketch with modern rigging with electric winches. If you ever want to see a beautiful sailboat take a look at the Polly Agatha, it's 45 ft long. There is a nice little documentary about about a beautiful sailboat called building Emma. The future of sailing will be S.W.A.T.H
small waterline area twin hulls that are sealed torpedo shaped hulls that get submerged underwater by the weight of a rectangular platform that is attached to the sealed torpedo shaped hulls, by knife shaped hydrodynamic stilts/pilons, to cut through the water efficiently. Instead of madt & sails the sailboat will be powered by vertical axis wind power. Below the vertical axis wind generators would a gearbox with forward, neutral & reverse. Out of the gearbox would be a long shaft incased in a water tight pipe with bearings, on the outside end of each torpedo shaped hull will be an L shaped gearbox with a propeller facing backwards, one on the front of each torpedo shaped hull, & one on the back of each shaped torpedo shaped underwater sealed hulls. The torpedo shaped hulls are submerged because of the weight of the platform that has the 4 vertical axis wind generators. At the rear of the swath vessel is a beam running across left to right on the knife shaped pylons. On the beam is a narrow electrical out to get the vessel out of the harbor. When the vertical axis wind generators are powering the SWATH vessel, the electrical outboard motor becomes a generator. These swath vessel at the platform level, are 20ft above the surface of the ocean, they can be raised like an oil rig another 15ft if the oceans get really rough. The SWATH vessel never rocks or rolls, or porpoises up & down, they are rock steady because the hulls are below the surface like submarine. Also the torpedo shaped hulls have 2 horizontal wings that goes from the left hull to the right in the front & the other in the rear. Both the torpedo hulls have keel like vertical fins on on the bottom sides of each hull. The turning rudders are at the rear of each torpedo shaped underwater hulls.The 2 story cabin house will be covered with solar panels on the roof, & a couple of small wind generators, to help keep the lithium ion battery bank charged.
“What are the 3 things you want clean on a boat,” clean fuel, clean oil, clean underwear. 😂✌️👍
This will be my next step up after I master the Sunfish. 😁
... aloha 🤙
At this point I would ditch the Dinty Moore and go with Captain Crunch...😀
That's not a dodger, that's a motorsailer ! Is Captain Q recovered enough to really go to Newport ? Another beautiful example of master cabinetry work in a boat that I'd have to sell my house 3x to afford. Every time I see roller furling main and genoa I drool. Sailor envy my old friend. Mend quickly !
Beautiful boat.
You forgot the point for the nav station. Should have been a 48. 😁
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the forward cabin is unreal/fantastic
Great place for an office space eh?
Great boat... take care of yourselves and NO MORE rides on Ran-day's boat! :)
Only if he drinks more bilge water…
Guy sounds like he's going to give out at any moment!
As soon as Cap Q mentioned poles and swinging, I expected a video insert. Wasn't disappointed.
Also, would it be possible to know what 1hr time window you'll be available at Newport boat show? I'll be there.
We will post our hours either UA-cam/Instagram/Facebook. Thanks!!
Captain Q is to boating as Stevie Ray was to Blues
I think that’s a big much but I am flattered by your suggestion
If only I could play a guitar or a piano or even a tissue and comb……alas
Dinty Moore is not a sponsor because they get it free now - why pay. Bring a competitor on board and watch what happens.
Never been sailing, but love your vids. I have always wondered on these sailboats there is such little room on either side of the punch bowl shall we say, in the head. Umm well, how does one say lean over on one cheek? I didn't want to get more graphic with my question. lol Think I'd want a bidet as well.
It’s an art learned through necessity…
but I do agree the bidet would be nice and in fact I found a bolt on one I gave to the kids Don’t know if it got out of the box yet but great idea
The owner of that boat should be given a bottle of rare single malt whiskey because he is clearly worthy of one.
Indeed… so well kept
Well this video didn’t end with a trip to the emergency room so I would say it was a big success. 😜
😂 that will be the benchmark from now on
Enjoy your videos. One nit pick, I am sure the Electri-San system for the head does NOT make the water potable. Just legally able to be dumped in certain areas.
You are correct… these systems cannot output directly overboard in the more popular regions of the northeast or Chesapeake… you still need to go to 3M offshore
Noticed a ton of crazing in the cabin top around the windows just below where Capt Q was pointing out the varnishing that needed to be done- it looks pretty extensive…..is that a concern? Is that more from sun/ heat or could it be a sign of weakness/ flexing?
cracking?
Beautiful boat!!!!
Sorry not to be able to use the Captain's discount for the show, but I live in MI on a small SS check so I will not be able to attend. That also means I will never be able to afford, well, most any of the boats you review/inspect. But, that's ok, I still like to look and learn from the Captain (hope his stitches aren't hurting).
We’ve got a few good ones coming that could fit a smaller budget … stay tuned and thanks for watching
ENJOYED the pole dance/lol
Did Captain Q make a Tolkien reference?
One Winch to control them all....
Gorgeous boat that's truly practical.
Captain Q i have lots of thoughts on this yacht-but that can wait. how is yarrr Leg?
Leg is quite well and healed… the memory of that dinghy lingers
Newport International Boat Show...NIBS...I will only attend if SEA DOG/MUTT attends.....love ja...
She will make the voyage
Make sure you bring SeaDog!
😂