I'm thinking of cruising the ICW and maybe doing the great loop in a sailboat. I'm worried about the mast height for most larger sailboats. How difficult is it to step the mast on, say, your average 32 foot sailboat? Thanks
I am thinking of crusing and long term sailing but there here in India sail boats are a dime a dozen and if any the reserved for the rich so how can I start and one day own one of my own
What is your backstory Capt Q? Navy or USCG vet and if so officer or enlisted? Sea stories, how salty are you? Profession? Basically what are you made of and how do you know so much about sailboats and seamanship? Congrats on 50! Thanks for your simple straight talk, attention to details, presentation and the story talk you throw in. But sometimes you go into the reeds with your boy Randy, yes. 🤙🏻
Captain Q Here is a link to an interview that Captain Q did with a school teacher in his class this week wjat was very informative ua-cam.com/video/bSgiqON2vDU/v-deo.html
Captain Q and Ran-D have Great sense of humors, and their witty dialogue keeps us alert and learning (and laughing right along, if you have a sense of humor)! I think they and their video productions are absolutely Fantastic, and my vote is that they carry on, and not change a thing!! To Captain Q and Ran-D, please carry on, and on.
I've realized that each classic boat no matter the style or make, they are moving art. Thanks Captain Q. It makes sailing even more special and I can't wait to own one.
hello Derrick, how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. Looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind thank you.
Congratulations of hitting 50! I tune in faithfully each week and am never disappointed! Indeed, still mulling over that 1963 Ted Hood ... which you said not to buy :) My Q for Captain Q: What was you most memorable adventure on the PB? Regale us if you would! Many thanks for all your energy, great knowledge, and humor!
Here’s to you, guys. Always look forward to thursdays because of your great show. The next fifty will be just as good..and maybe even better..if that is even possible.
Tidal Wave was sold recently (within the past 2 years) Loved her lines. Good episode. Lately you have been hitting the sweet spot of what I have been looking for. Thanks
Man that old boat is a beauty. Clean, and well maintained. I’m still searching here in Indonesia, and can’t find a thing. If I were in the u.s. I believe I would be on the n.e. Coast to purchase a beauty like that one. I really enjoy your show, well done sir, well done. Mark Holland
There's currently 2 LeCompte's for sale in your area, one a Fastnet 45 in Maine and the other a Medalist 33 in Mass. Given that your that your PB was a LeCompte, it would be interesting to see your take on either of these.
If someone has never sailed before and only had the money to purchase one boat, to learn on as well as cruise the BVI to the pacific NW and live aboard what boat would you recommend , cash available up to 170k
I remember it was center console when Burt Williams from coastal sailing school out of Marblehead chartered in the winter months in British Virgin Islands big 40 ft beautifull 💎
Robert that is a bit of a tough question to answer I think but I’ll be interested to read any answers. Reason being is there will be many opinions because people have their preferences and biases for example. I’m just learning to sail myself on a 33’ Viking (C&C) so I’m not able to offer any opinion other than to get out on a few different boats and feel them out. I went down to my Marina and became crew, racing 3x a week. I can also see how different boats respond out there in that time. Once you start looking into things more, you’ll see the many factors that need consideration. There are many differences between monohulls. Research the various keels, consoles, how many masts, ....etc etc. Find out what you might prefer and why. I have a list of some suggested boats for that type of crossing (Alberg, Amel, Cape Dorey, C&C, Island Packett...)but with your budget I think you should be able to find something without a problem. Even search you tube and see what people are sailing and so on. Takes time I know but I’m not sure any one person can answer your question as there are so many variables and things one person might find necessary while others do not. Also it’s not just the type of boat but how it’s outfitted. You’ll likely want a water maker, so will it come with or will you need to buy and install? Solar? Bimini? And so on. Maybe you realize that I don’t know but definitely budget for it. Hope this helps a bit. Take care.
Robert, Do your research, get the best boat you can for $40,000 or less. Sail it find out what you like and don't like. Then and only then, sell it get your money back. Now you will have a answer for buying a forever boat.
That’s a pretty nice boat. All of the above deck seems laid out nicely and as the Captain would say “ ready to take you anywhere you want to go” . All the hardware appears to be heavy duty and set up for big water cruising. Also think the below deck is laid out very well. Definitely a no nonsense vibe to the boat yet seems would be very comfortable for one or two people. The electronics appeared to be a bit out dated but should not stop a potential buyer from purchasing it by any means. I would think someone looking for a 30ftish boat would definitely want to give this boat a hard look. Nice review Captain Q 👍🍺
Congratulations for 50th episode. What I like about your channel is your passion for the naval architects which design those boats, not whom built it. I'm not gonna ask a question already been asked, but your background is impressive, both of you! You're a great team, cheers from Canada
Congrats on the Fiftieth Episode. That also makes me a Fiftieth Episode Viewer. lol Love you guys. You are a great team. Great hunters too. Sure hope, when I am ready to buy again, that I have as good of luck hunting for a great boat as you do. Man this one is a beauty. Well kept and loved. Sad that they are selling her. I always reflect on the sadness of when I sold my boat. We never realize how much of ourself we have invested in emotionally into our boat, until we surrender her to a new owner. Even when we are upgrading to another boat. Hope she finds a good home.
Great pedigree with Phil Rhodes and his Dogstar design, I believe Rawson boats out on the the northwest coast built about 15 of the Traveller cutters which were also Rhodes double enders. Beautiful designs!
G`day Captain and Ran-day, congrats on your 50th episode, keep em coming lads. What a great yacht, just mint for its age. Had a lot of old school charm about it with a few modern upgrades. Loved her lines looks like a pintail surfboard with her canoe type stern I`m sure she would zip down ocean swells and hold a tight line on the wave face. Love you guys, thanks for letting us dream about distant shores. My question would be When are you taking us sailing captain? would love to see such an episode. Aloha till next week
Is Randay treating himself this year to that elusive perfect boat? I hope not coz it may spell the end to my favourite UA-cam channel. What a swell and classy operation.
I’m nostalgic about any boat Rhodes designed. At age 11 I learned to sail in Hawaii on a Rhodes 19 with keel. Wonderful boats. Even learned to dock a sailboat without a motor in that boat. This is a classic although I’m not really a double ender aficionado. Good choice to tour. Loved the satin finish in the cabin. Questions for next week: what did you two do before Cap’n Q? How far will you travel to show a boat? How is the Cap’n doing sailing his Sunfish from earlier episode?
hello David, how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. Looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind thank you.
Don't trivialize the canoe stern as decorative. It can be the difference between having a following sea either poop you or broach you and just having it go by.
Been tuning into this wonderful channel since it's beginning. As a former sailboat owner( twice) and god forbid houseboat owner (twice) over 30 years I'm instantly drawn into every episodes. But there's something that concerns me about Capt. Q (especially mounting a ladder). Whereas you provide spot-on (likely unrehearsed) monologue providing a perfect narrative description of the boat you often appear laboring and out of breath. Have you worked as a coal stoker on a steamship or , are/or were, a cigarette smoker? I look forward seeing more of well made and edited videos. Capt Q please be careful and don't overexert even simple things can be difficult ... don't be too proud to not use supplemental oxygen if you have COPD. ..want to see more of you & Randay.
Now ! That CT 34 is my kind of sailboat. Quick, someone please give me the Lottery numbers. Nice one, thanks Captain and Randay the all purpose video companion..LOL
Thanks for your videos! I love how much I learn each week. I am guessing you and Randay are father and son? Do you both reside in Maine? And lastly would you consider coming down to the Chesapeake Bay to check out some boats?
Wonderful boat and two great tour guides. One thing I would want to add would be a floor in the garage to keep the quadrant and cables clear of all the cascade of junk that would be thrown in that locker
It isn’t a locker, it is access to the aft end of the boat. Good access to the engine, the hot water heater, fresh water pump, and several storage bays.
I was hoping you would include a clip of Hepburn explaining what 'Yar' is, but oh so disappointed you cut just before she mentions dry rot. Best line of the movie. 😊
When were sitting behind the salon table and turned to admire the 2 tone wood, there appeared to be leakage at the upper joint indicative of deck seepage.
I've always been a fan of a canoe stern because of the looks, but seeing that main traveler makes me question the efficiency of having this design. My question is: Would the beefy boom vang be enough to make up for the small traveler and would a preventer also be needed when running downwind?
Please discuss, answer, or explain why the helm is placed in the middle of the cockpit? Some boats like the Amel and the Mapleleaf have the helm at the front of the cockpit mounted beside the companionway. I am specifically referring to center cockpits but it may apply to rear cockpits as well. In most cockpits it is difficult to get from the front side to the back side of the wheel. We greatly enjoy and look forward to your Thursday Videos. Thanks for your videos and your response, Duane and Liz
Who made your trousers and have they been punished ? Congrats Captain and Randy on your brilliantly produced and presented shows, you've made a long in the tooth landlubber dreaming of a different retirement option.
Dear Captain Q, my question for the 50th episode Q&A is: Why, on the whole, are the pipes for the heads so untidy and made from Flexi pipe? I hope you are able to answer this one, given that you have a wealth of knowledge and experience. Really enjoy the channel, keep on keeping on.
The sails were all checked out and cleaned by a local shop this past winter. They are older but the shop said there was plenty of life left. Main, staysail, and jib and then the original yankee that we didn’t have converted to roller furling.
Captain Q and Brandon, What is your favorite Blue Water Cruiser that we have seen and why, and is there another you would rather take 'round the world that you haven't reviewed? Thanks and Happy 50th may we all be blessed with 500 more.
Are you 2 related? Do you own boats yourself? Is the Jaguar S-type the progeny of the Ford Taurus? Do you get a commission on the sale of the boats that you showcase? Maybe a follow up with the buyers of the boats that have been shown to see how it turned out?
Thank you for your channel. Several episodes back you did a review on an Allied Seawind Mk II . I asked a question on the posting but never received a reply. Since your taking questions now. Wanted to know if you feel this boat is capable of sailing in the southern latitudes ? Would you feel confident rounding Cape Horn and through the drake passage with this boat. Your input would be very appreciated. .You stated this was " a sailor's boat"
There aren’t overhead handholds but there is a grip built into the cabin trim that runs the length of the interior. It is just the right height when you reach out for it.
We’re going to do an ‘Ask Me Anything’ next week…. So ask us your questions here! Thanks
Why is water wet, but mercury isnt??🤔🤔🤔 You DID say ask ANYTHING...🤷♂️😆
I'm thinking of cruising the ICW and maybe doing the great loop in a sailboat. I'm worried about the mast height for most larger sailboats. How difficult is it to step the mast on, say, your average 32 foot sailboat? Thanks
I am thinking of crusing and long term sailing but there here in India sail boats are a dime a dozen and if any the reserved for the rich so how can I start and one day own one of my own
Is there anywhere in the world that you would never sail (too dangerous, uncomfortable etc)?
Serious question: I'm 6'4". What length/makes of monohulls have at least 6'5" headroom?
What is your backstory Capt Q? Navy or USCG vet and if so officer or enlisted? Sea stories, how salty are you? Profession? Basically what are you made of and how do you know so much about sailboats and seamanship?
Congrats on 50!
Thanks for your simple straight talk, attention to details, presentation and the story talk you throw in. But sometimes you go into the reeds with your boy Randy, yes. 🤙🏻
Captain Q
Here is a link to an interview that Captain Q did with a school teacher in his class this week wjat was very informative
ua-cam.com/video/bSgiqON2vDU/v-deo.html
Captain Q and Ran-D have Great sense of humors, and their witty dialogue keeps us alert and learning (and laughing right along, if you have a sense of humor)! I think they and their video productions are absolutely Fantastic, and my vote is that they carry on, and not change a thing!! To Captain Q and Ran-D, please carry on, and on.
Congratulations on 50 episodes! Love this channel.
I've realized that each classic boat no matter the style or make, they are moving art. Thanks Captain Q. It makes sailing even more special and I can't wait to own one.
hello Derrick, how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. Looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind thank you.
Congratulations of hitting 50! I tune in faithfully each week and am never disappointed! Indeed, still mulling over that 1963 Ted Hood ... which you said not to buy :) My Q for Captain Q: What was you most memorable adventure on the PB? Regale us if you would! Many thanks for all your energy, great knowledge, and humor!
I have been waiting all day for the new video!! The highlight of my week!!!
Thank you for 50 great episodes! Congratulations! Hugs to Sea Dog too!
I don't want to spoil the mode, I just want to sit back and learn and enjoy you two and your interesting content.
Congrats Capt Q and Sandi, and thanks!
I learned to sail in Newport on a Rhodes 19, and it sounds like the same course you taught. Thanks for paving the path!
Here’s to you, guys. Always look forward to thursdays because of your great show. The next fifty will be just as good..and maybe even better..if that is even possible.
Tidal Wave was sold recently (within the past 2 years) Loved her lines. Good episode. Lately you have been hitting the sweet spot of what I have been looking for. Thanks
Congratulation CapitanQ and Randy!! Thank you for yours videos and your kindness.
A private cabin for the DM delight! And Bubbles to boot! Well researched and a nice history lesson Captain! Thank you!
Man that old boat is a beauty. Clean, and well maintained. I’m still searching here in Indonesia, and can’t find a thing. If I were in the u.s. I believe I would be on the n.e. Coast to purchase a beauty like that one. I really enjoy your show, well done sir, well done. Mark Holland
Congratulations on 50 episodes. And many happy returns.
Nathing like captain Q before going to bed👍,Awesome as always love from India.
Happy Thursday night.......now Capt Q is here! ;) And happy 50th. Time has flown sooooo fast.
Beautiful boat! I love the designated Dinty Moore Stew storage! Plus the nice carving up in the fore cabin. Very nice boat overall.
Congratulations my captain on your 50th show . I hope you and First mate Randy never stop doing shows .
Congratulations on reaching 50 episodes, Cap’n and crew. Cheers
We found your channel recently and are really enjoying it! So much knowledge being shared here. Compliments on your audio and editing.
Wow 50 episodes . Well done. And just bought my first boat an mature moody 30. Thanks love the videos.
There's currently 2 LeCompte's for sale in your area, one a Fastnet 45 in Maine and the other a Medalist 33 in Mass. Given that your that your PB was a LeCompte, it would be interesting to see your take on either of these.
Happy 50th show and yes great boat and you both rock!
thanks very much, Wild Ride!!
If someone has never sailed before and only had the money to purchase one boat, to learn on as well as cruise the BVI to the pacific NW and live aboard what boat would you recommend , cash available up to 170k
I remember it was center console when Burt Williams from coastal sailing school out of Marblehead chartered in the winter months in British Virgin Islands big 40 ft beautifull 💎
that's a nice budget to begin with!
@@markbailey6051
great advice..
Robert that is a bit of a tough question to answer I think but I’ll be interested to read any answers. Reason being is there will be many opinions because people have their preferences and biases for example. I’m just learning to sail myself on a 33’ Viking (C&C) so I’m not able to offer any opinion other than to get out on a few different boats and feel them out. I went down to my Marina and became crew, racing 3x a week. I can also see how different boats respond out there in that time. Once you start looking into things more, you’ll see the many factors that need consideration.
There are many differences between monohulls. Research the various keels, consoles, how many masts, ....etc etc. Find out what you might prefer and why. I have a list of some suggested boats for that type of crossing (Alberg, Amel, Cape Dorey, C&C, Island Packett...)but with your budget I think you should be able to find something without a problem. Even search you tube and see what people are sailing and so on. Takes time I know but I’m not sure any one person can answer your question as there are so many variables and things one person might find necessary while others do not. Also it’s not just the type of boat but how it’s outfitted. You’ll likely want a water maker, so will it come with or will you need to buy and install? Solar?
Bimini? And so on. Maybe you realize that I don’t know but definitely budget for it. Hope this helps a bit. Take care.
Robert, Do your research, get the best boat you can for $40,000 or less. Sail it find out what you like and don't like. Then and only then, sell it get your money back. Now you will have a answer for buying a forever boat.
Whoa.. that Hepburn scene of Yar. Great find!
That’s a pretty nice boat. All of the above deck seems laid out nicely and as the Captain would say “ ready to take you anywhere you want to go” . All the hardware appears to be heavy duty and set up for big water cruising. Also think the below deck is laid out very well. Definitely a no nonsense vibe to the boat yet seems would be very comfortable for one or two people. The electronics appeared to be a bit out dated but should not stop a potential buyer from purchasing it by any means. I would think someone looking for a 30ftish boat would definitely want to give this boat a hard look. Nice review Captain Q 👍🍺
Congratulations for 50th episode. What I like about your channel is your passion for the naval architects which design those boats, not whom built it. I'm not gonna ask a question already been asked, but your background is impressive, both of you!
You're a great team, cheers from Canada
Thank you very much, Pierre! Cheers to our great friends from the north!
Congrats on the Fiftieth Episode. That also makes me a Fiftieth Episode Viewer. lol
Love you guys. You are a great team. Great hunters too. Sure hope, when I am ready to buy again, that I have as good of luck hunting for a great boat as you do.
Man this one is a beauty. Well kept and loved. Sad that they are selling her. I always reflect on the sadness of when I sold my boat. We never realize how much of ourself we have invested in emotionally into our boat, until we surrender her to a new owner. Even when we are upgrading to another boat. Hope she finds a good home.
Happy 50th episode. Really enjoy your work
Congratulations on the 50 episodes and many more to you 👍
When I see Dinty Moore it makes me holler out Hi ooooo, like Ed McMahon used to do on the Johnny Carson show. LOL 😂
Wish I had boat yards around here where I live. Thanks for the great videos.
Definitely need a yar coffee mug to compliment the hither and yon one
Love the channel, no questions would love to see more trawlers as that’s where we seasoned sailors end up :-)
Thank u soo much teaching me about boats. I hope to buy something I can fix up when I'm older
another fantasic and highly entertaining review Gents thanks again!
Congratulations on 50 awesome episodes 🎊🎉🎉👏👏💕💕🎆🎆
Lov it when we find the Dinty Moore!
Great pedigree with Phil Rhodes and his Dogstar design, I believe Rawson boats out on the the northwest coast built about 15 of the Traveller cutters which were also Rhodes double enders. Beautiful designs!
Just love it, keep going guys!
G`day Captain and Ran-day, congrats on your 50th episode, keep em coming lads. What a great yacht,
just mint for its age. Had a lot of old school charm about it with a few modern upgrades. Loved her lines looks like a pintail surfboard with her canoe type stern I`m sure she would zip down ocean swells and hold a tight line on the wave face. Love you guys, thanks for letting us dream about distant shores.
My question would be
When are you taking us sailing captain? would love to see such an episode. Aloha till next week
Is Randay treating himself this year to that elusive perfect boat? I hope not coz it may spell the end to my favourite UA-cam channel. What a swell and classy operation.
Nice batting, 50 up! Onward to a century now old Sport!
What's the back story on seadog?
Congratulations! 50 yachts!
I totally love this boat.
What a beautiful little vessel at what I would think is a great price for it's condition baring of course an inspection/sea trial...
I’m nostalgic about any boat Rhodes designed. At age 11 I learned to sail in Hawaii on a Rhodes 19 with keel. Wonderful boats. Even learned to dock a sailboat without a motor in that boat. This is a classic although I’m not really a double ender aficionado. Good choice to tour. Loved the satin finish in the cabin.
Questions for next week: what did you two do before Cap’n Q? How far will you travel to show a boat? How is the Cap’n doing sailing his Sunfish from earlier episode?
hello David, how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. Looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind thank you.
Great episode love this channel
Captain Q. I like it when you do wooden boats with wooden masts
Love the video... miss the chapters.
Very nice. Thankyou.
No surprise that Captain Q drives a classic Jag….
Love these vlogs.
Happy Golden Episode! My question is, is Captain and Ran-Day could sail ANYWHERE, where would it be?
Beautiful boat😍
Captain Q dropping bombs
Lovely boat !
Don't trivialize the canoe stern as decorative.
It can be the difference between having a following sea either poop you or broach you and just having it go by.
Been tuning into this wonderful channel since it's beginning. As a former sailboat owner( twice) and god forbid houseboat owner (twice) over 30 years I'm instantly drawn into every episodes. But there's something that concerns me about Capt. Q (especially mounting a ladder). Whereas you provide spot-on (likely unrehearsed) monologue providing a perfect narrative description of the boat you often appear laboring and out of breath. Have you worked as a coal stoker on a steamship or , are/or were, a cigarette smoker?
I look forward seeing more of well made and edited videos. Capt Q please be careful and don't overexert even simple things can be difficult ... don't be too proud to not use supplemental oxygen if you have COPD. ..want to see more of you & Randay.
my thoughts as well....
hello, how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health. Looking for a new friend and i saw your pic here. I hope you don't mind thank you.
@@allysonhanks9159 du kan ikke gå på kompromiss med meg. Jeg er en norsk viking, du smarmy stinkende Spamalot -bot
@@tropicartedable Ikke noe problem
It's a ketch! And that's great so I hope the sails are there
Now ! That CT 34 is my kind of sailboat. Quick, someone please give me the Lottery numbers. Nice one, thanks Captain and Randay the all purpose video companion..LOL
You need to win the Lotto to buy a $30K boat?
Dinty Moore Locker !! this must be the PB !
thanks
Would love to see you guys do a Columbia Yacht!
Thanks for your videos! I love how much I learn each week. I am guessing you and Randay are father and son? Do you both reside in Maine? And lastly would you consider coming down to the Chesapeake Bay to check out some boats?
That main sail is huge. Tall mast and long boom.
Happy 50th!
I sure would love to own this boat!!
AMA. Best world cruiser.
Wonderful boat and two great tour guides. One thing I would want to add would be a floor in the garage to keep the quadrant and cables clear of all the cascade of junk that would be thrown in that locker
Dont put all that junk in there for starters.
It isn’t a locker, it is access to the aft end of the boat. Good access to the engine, the hot water heater, fresh water pump, and several storage bays.
Do you still have the PB and if so, how about a tour?
I was hoping you would include a clip of Hepburn explaining what 'Yar' is, but oh so disappointed you cut just before she mentions dry rot. Best line of the movie. 😊
the dinty locker needs a heavenly aura and chorus
👍your boat 🤗 at the beginning
BTW, the 'PAWS' are on your Black dog.😁
I've always heard the canoe stern is better in following seas. If nothing else it looks damn sharp.
beautiful boat!
Damn this is a nice boat. I'm really tempted to pull the trigger.
When were sitting behind the salon table and turned to admire the 2 tone wood, there appeared to be leakage at the upper joint indicative of deck seepage.
Hi. I’m the current owner. We did have some leaks but we got rid of them all when we removed the teak decks and sealed all the screw holes.
Hey Cap....I think you need to find a Bristol 33 and do video on the boat. It's a Halsey Herreshoff boat. You might find it pretty cool.....Thanks Q !
Def keep our eyes peeled for one. Thanks
Yesterday at Target I saw a end cap display of Dinty Moore Stew! Had to smile and think of Capt. Q and Ran.Day.
Where was that ?? That’s too funny Thsnks for thinking of us
Will you review catamarans in the future?
I've always been a fan of a canoe stern because of the looks, but seeing that main traveler makes me question the efficiency of having this design. My question is: Would the beefy boom vang be enough to make up for the small traveler and would a preventer also be needed when running downwind?
I can’t believe you only got 53K subscribers
Please discuss, answer, or explain why the helm is placed in the middle of the cockpit? Some boats like the Amel and the Mapleleaf have the helm at the front of the cockpit mounted beside the companionway. I am specifically referring to center cockpits but it may apply to rear cockpits as well. In most cockpits it is difficult to get from the front side to the back side of the wheel. We greatly enjoy and look forward to your Thursday Videos.
Thanks for your videos and your response,
Duane and Liz
Cheers
Who made your trousers and have they been punished ? Congrats Captain and Randy on your brilliantly produced and presented shows, you've made a long in the tooth landlubber dreaming of a different retirement option.
Dear Captain Q, my question for the 50th episode Q&A is: Why, on the whole, are the pipes for the heads so untidy and made from Flexi pipe? I hope you are able to answer this one, given that you have a wealth of knowledge and experience. Really enjoy the channel, keep on keeping on.
It has to be flex hose with no 90* angles cause your turds would clog it up. Use some common sense boy.
$33K for a sailboat this sweet proves that you don’t need $100K+ to set sail in any ocean! Great find once again!
He's not disclosing a lot. He never even mentioned the sails.
The sails were all checked out and cleaned by a local shop this past winter. They are older but the shop said there was plenty of life left. Main, staysail, and jib and then the original yankee that we didn’t have converted to roller furling.
Captain Q and Brandon, What is your favorite Blue Water Cruiser that we have seen and why, and is there another you would rather take 'round the world that you haven't reviewed? Thanks and Happy 50th may we all be blessed with 500 more.
RanDay
@@kevio6868 link please 👍
@@ciaranbyrne62
Ciaran-
Captain Qs other half/family member on the channel is Randy. The captain calls him Randay
@@kevio6868 That might be a good question for Ran-Day. One of us may be correct. Also, what does the Q stand for... Anyone?
Are you 2 related? Do you own boats yourself? Is the Jaguar S-type the progeny of the Ford Taurus? Do you get a commission on the sale of the boats that you showcase? Maybe a follow up with the buyers of the boats that have been shown to see how it turned out?
Nice boat Captain, too bad the wife will never let me get one. Keep the good stuff coming.
Get rid of the dream killer wife.
Thank you for your channel. Several episodes back you did a review on an Allied Seawind Mk II . I asked a question on the posting but never received a reply. Since your taking questions now. Wanted to know if you feel this boat is capable of sailing in the southern latitudes ? Would you feel confident rounding Cape Horn and through the drake passage with this boat. Your input would be very appreciated. .You stated this was " a sailor's boat"
Here's a good question: before the invention of the combustion engine, what did sailboats normally keep under the cockpit/behind the companionway?
Дякую, дуже чіткий обзор !!!
totally imagined Randy looking differently
Subtract 10 points for canoe stern.
Very nice, loved all the wood work. But I noticed there were no overhead androids in the main salon, or did I just miss them?
There aren’t overhead handholds but there is a grip built into the cabin trim that runs the length of the interior. It is just the right height when you reach out for it.
Another Colvic Watson if possible? Motor sailor? Love your videos!