£65,000 Yacht Tour - 2001 Cranchi Giada 30
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2022
- Twin engines and a very manageable size - the Cranchi Giada 30 yacht tour.
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Anyone can build big - it takes true skill to build small. This is an excellent starter boat, although for someone who's not a gear head (like me) those engines might make me worry, and I would get an expert to take a good look at them. They're probably perfectly fine but when I see rust on an engine I pause. Thanks so much for showing the lower part of the price range as well as the top end and everything in between!
Having read some of the comments further down, I agree with a lot of them. That's a lot of money for a boat that doesn't look in the best of condition but as you state they're a broker. I personally wouldn't go for this but if I did I'd be looking at around £50/55,000 for it because of the work required to get it up to speck. Once cleaned up and the engines given a good service' overhaul and clean up it does look like a good starter boat for a couple.
I love these affordable tours! Thank you!
You are welcome!
It's Cranchi as in jimmy Crankey :) What a lovely wee boot
This with a refit to modernise her a bit and she would be perfect for a couple or a shorthanded owner indeed! Very, very nice for the money!
She's a great little yacht. I dream of owning a bigger yacht. But on reality one like this would be a better match for me. Thank you Nick.
Simple no frills day/weekender boat. Nice to see these more affordable vessels. Thanks for the tour Nick.
Love these type of boats. Something just slightly bigger with a slightly larger aft bunk and larger kitchen area is just perfect.
A nice little boat for just getting outside on the water. It is also a great little weekender. Needs a bit of work but another may be cosmetic hopefully.
Thanks for another wonderful tour.
Cheers
Its lovely when you give us tours of these more affordable ones ☺️👍
Glad you like them!
Finally saying the right name of CRANCHI. Congrats
Hi Nick. Affordable boating. Twin DP with 300hp volvo. Nice looking with the curves. Great video thanks 😊
I didn’t know that Cranchi made boats in the early 2000’s; I thought they were a new yacht builder! But either way it’s great to see what they were making 20 years ago and it looks like a great first or second boat! Lovely tour thanks Nick!
They’ve actually been around for over 150 years
@@1776GalacticXRP Wow! I did not know that. Brilliant to learn something new!
Giovanni Cranchi opened his first workshop on the shores of Lake Como in 1866!!
Sunday night Nick. Thanks again from Melbourne.
Nick, it might be helpful for viewers to explain why a boat like this has both adjustable outdrives AND trim tabs. Walking around a sunny boatyard early in March, it can't help but remind us all that Spring is coming.
What a great affordable boat for a couple for a weekender. Nicely packaged. Thanks for showing us around Nick.
Our pleasure!
For a twenty plus year old boat not bad at all! Little bit of elbow grease and wala! Nice little weendend cruiser! Thanks for sharing!
And thank you Nick for this nice show of this Cranchi Giada 30 a nice sports day/weekender with a lot of space I like the aft cabine and a not to bad bathroom thank again Nick a good show on this nice Sunday
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the starter boats! Thanks for the tour. Best wishes!
Thanks for watching!
Another goodun Nick..
Thanks Nick!
Great 1st boat! Everything you need!
hey nick! nice little crunchy, thanks for showing us this, cheers!
Great review of quite a good looking, affordable, usable boat. Really thought provoking. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Ohhh and its called the Argo, I hope the owner is called Jason. A rival to us aquaholics , the Argonauts! And they have the golden fleece too so let's keep cool guys!
Fandabidozie! 👍
Really like this one, perfect for a bit of boating fun. 👍❤️🇬🇧
Nice looking boat, cheers Nick as usual
Great review of a nice little boat.
Great video Nick.
With som TLC it will be a fine boat.
Yay! No more "crunchy"! 🤣🤣
Well done, Nick!
Adding on to say that if you want to be more "Italian", the "I" in "Giada" is pronounced more like a double "e" as in "heel". So "Gee-ah-da" would be more accurate. But I imagine the Italians would still forgive you regardless.
@@9VARZ Yep. In Italian, a g followed by an i or an e is always soft (like a j in English). To get a hard g, you have to put an h in between, as in a Maserati Ghibli. And Nick, it's not that hard to learn! I learned enough from an audiobook course I took before a trip to Italy. Well, enough to know how to pronounce things, anyway. Also enough to get myself in trouble by giving Italians the impression I spoke a lot more Italian than I did!
Very good presentation your program is Brilliant. Thanks for your hard work. 👍👍👍👍
You are most welcome 🙂
You know what might be interesting Nick? 🤔 Having both you and James do a review of the same boat. 😳😉👍🏻
Hmmm... 🤔 😄
When I get up in the morning I am a bit Cranchi too :0)
Excellent
Nick as usual nice video and huge hugs from Colombia
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Put a tender on the back" - AKA an inflatable tractor inner tube. 😂😂😂
A modern ultralight RIB with an e-drive would be perfect for it.
Great tour, nice boat, dirty bilge!
Interesting Nick.
I am surprised that it hasn't been tidied up if its for sale.
For a small outlay the engines and outdrives could be smartened up. As it is now it looks unloved an un maintained, putting doubt in the mind of potential purchasers.
As an ex motor-dealer, you would never present a used car like this!
Have a glance at Marine Sales Scotland, they sell a lot of boats like this but they get them showboat glistening first, I mean they really scrub them up to the point they look new. It's a tiny firm - one salesman - but they have two full-time specialists who do nothing except detail the boats.
This was a brokerage boat, the yard doesn't own it, they're storing and selling it on behalf of an owner. So it's a bit like an estate agent situation, the condition is down to the owner.
i bet the owner thinks of it like selling an older car. Why bother to spend money 'doing it up' when they just want shot of it for as little hassle as possible. Owners like that usually still want loads of money for it though. They get a bit cheeky on the price of second hand 'offloads'.
Looks in a sorry state not worth what they are asking.
The owner of that yacht manufacturer mus by really Cranky lol ! Sorry couldn't help mysefl Nick . lovely boat !
Hey Nick that's a great boat for the price and the mid cabin is very roomy for a sub 30' boat, Have a great Sunday bud
Thanks, you too!
Your video shot is so good
Ever thought about doing a tour of a MICROSCOPIC catamaran....some nice cozy ones out there...i do love this boat by the way 😀👌
Aloha; beautiful boat - captures the betwixt and between of technology, design and engineering. Mahalo
What a great and nice boat! 👍🙂
Excellent video of a great starter boat, but it would be great to do a tour of that Fairline Sunfury for those who's budget doesn't extend to over 30k. I own a Sunfury and are a fantastic solid built boat. A older version of an Leader 805!!! Keep up the great work, my wife and I enjoy every one!
Sunfury is a great boat, rock solid and very good sea boat.
Love these kind of 25-35ft boats, although she looks like the best times are over and a decent amount of tlc plus a hell of a lot of money need to be invested
Nice boat, its been well looked after.
Tatty needs cleaning up before they sell it for that price £55.000 tops
Excellent video Nick, very similar to your boat but for me the side decks of yours are much wider
Fandabidozy
Ah you beat me to it lol. 👍🤣
This guy is like the Bob Ross of boats, so wholesome
Nice boat I hear there good boats to buy 😀. Hey Nick fancy brokering it for me 😂🤣😂
Would love a video of the boat on the port side please, looked like a single type cabin abit smaller. Thank you
Great boat/layout but needs some serious TLC and cash spent on it. Great vid again Nick thank you.
Nice little boat, 👍
A bit of TLC and this could be a fantastic boat. I had no idea about the correct pronunciation, whoever buys it, should rename it Jimmy!
Very nice looking boat. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🛥🛥🛥🛥🛥🛥
What the actual heck is that LMAO 1:17, I did NOT expect it to have an outboard.
Hey Nick, great video! I was surprised by the price of this boat compared to Smuggler’s Blues, as your boat (if I am remembering correctly) was purchased for significantly less and looked to be in notably better condition than this boat. Love the channel!
This is a bigger twin engined boat to be fair.
Smugglers Blues was purchased a few years ago. Post Covid the price of “toys” has gone through the roof. Back in 2019 odds on this would have been a £55k boat.
Nice, private mid-cabin a la Jeanneau.
I suppose it’s all there in terms of layout and decent (rusty) engines etc.
65k does seem a lot for a 1990s caravan on the water. Needs some love. If you threw 10k at it it would be worth more back I think.
Hi Nick, another great tour. Please can you help, I've watched one of your tours and the boat had 3x IPS drives and I can't remember for the life of me the make and model.
Many thanks
An Azimut S7 perhaps?
I love when you review things "normal" people might afford. 😌
Was there fluid under the engines? Looked like a brownish fluid, is it dirty water or ?
totally cranky, why did you wake it up nick! wacke up the old man while he was sleeping :P
..and you can also walk through the windshield.
78 500 euros 👍
Neat little boat, Nick! I had a question about the head...on your Motoholic channel, you've shown some smaller motorhomes where sink and the splash panel behind it turns to the side to create a shower stall rather than having the whole compartment get wet when the shower is used. Other than durability, is there a reason they aren't used on smaller boats? Thanks!
Excellent tour as normal, I don’t expect else!
Interesting boat, but as others have said, why would you sell a boat with work clearly needed?! Obviously the vendor rather than broker, but a lick of antifoul, service to engines (and clean!) and outdrives and it’d sell much easier. Sure there’s a reason, but still.
Keep ‘em coming Mr B 😎
Perfect brand for me. I'm also cranky.
Great boat for⛵ beginners
I think it's a neat boat.
I would love to own this boat.nice .Biloxi ms
Not the type of luxury yacht I dream about, but it _is_ the type of boat I could afford. ;)
Hello. Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Those engines require major servicing I’d wager. Rusty components and bilge with suspicious water colouration . Interior refurb.required? That could become a rather expensive old boat. Lack of tlc of interior probably equals lack of service schedules being met. I’d run from that’n! Thanks though Nick great show around.
You should do tours of planes
On a dual engine boat, is it possible to only use 1 of the engine, if the speed doesn't matter as much as fuel saving? And does the boat use less fuel with just 1 engine running?
You can run on one engine if the other fails, but it's generally more efficient to run two gently than one a bit harder.
@@AQUAHOLIC thanks. That was exactly what I wanted to know. 👍
I know this is a bit of a late reply, but I had a fairline targa 29 with KAD32'S, the other issue you get running one engine is the power steering pump is only on one engine (starboard in my case) and battery charging issues.
I’ve been looking at this at James’s brokerage,
Just a shame about that wall lining around the heads wall,
Even the ceiling must be brushed sometimes.
Seems lot of money for an old boat
You nailed Cranchi but you mispronounced Giada :)
Personally: I'd take some time to properly inspect that boat. It has definite damp issues.
Just from the video, I'd avoid it in fact.
All that glitters is not gold.
Nice old girl not a fan of the wood finish in the helm thanks Nick 👍
Neat :-)
That'd be a $400k boat in Australia...
i proofer the small short boat then bigger larger yachts
nick, you still need to do some of the museum ships, and steve is alive, he posted the other day, i was worried!
cos honestly a nick tour of hms belfast would be amazing.
I did tell him you were! 😄
Loving these smaller boats however, are we to assume with most of the Russian owned giga yachts being hid from view, we are never to experience the Aquaholic view of these yachts again?
Thank goodness optimism and a cheerful attitude have been shelved for a CAN'T DO IT AT ALL attitude. Mind the gap (between your ears).
Very similar to the Cranchi Zaffiro 25/28
I'm pretty sure Nicola Sturgeon has one of these. Fandabidozy. 😂
🤣now you just need to say Giada correctly!
That’s a rough old boat for a lot of money.
Ouch 65k for a well worn and very tired looking boat
Cranchi, is it a boat or a first minister of Scotland?
Very nice 😀
Prefer yours nick!
Giada is pronounced Jada, as in Lada.
Interesting, thanks!
...although you still say counter-rotate, rather than contra-rotate.
I know..! 🤦🏻♂️
We in the US say counter-rotate. But then, we also say counter-clockwise. We're anti-contra. 😉
Seems over priced. Dunno. Maybe not. Being cranchi. Haven't slept much.
Wonderful budget boat.
Besides being a good idea for a small family or first time boaters, it's also a good idea for a collage student accommodation or for a charity to give to a homeless single person or homeless couple.
Is the homeless person expected to pay the berthing fees, fuel, and maintenance?
@@darthkek1953 That's a very good point.
But if they live in a city with an insane cost of living, it could be a temporary solution.
I saw a video before on I think two brothers that live in on a boat in LA, and it turns out that living on this much larger boat, was considerably cheaper then renting an apartment of similar or I think maybe slightly smaller, size, if I remember correctly.
Plus, if you're really desperate then you won't care about making it move by it's own power. A fiberglass hull apparently is fine by itself. I do know that warmth and hence condensation, will be a problem in cold weather. But its far better if the alternative is living on the streets.
But very good point though. Plus, this would have to be a charity thing. Also I saw an Amazon Barn building company, offering an installation of a tiny two story insulated house for $16,000 US. But it had no running water, and everyone needs a toilet and shower...which is also a thing in boats with grey and black water tank disposal.
So yes, this could really only be for the working homeless category of people.
@@davidodonovan1699 Tempoary solution = pay twice. There are a lot of empty properties in the UK. The trouble is the homeless are not just without homes, if they were it would be an easy fix. The trouble is you quickly find the likes of mental ill health, alcohol addiction, drug addition, and occasional outright personality disorders. Without assistance for that a fixed location is just somewhere to hide during a downward spiral rather than being of uplifting benefit.
@@darthkek1953 Yes. Unfortunately yes.
Homelessness, poverty, drug addiction, etc, is far more a mental health issue then a physical one. The effects of this mental illness comes out in the physical conditions they live in.
Everything from a nine year old picking up smoking, to a 13 year old losing her virginity and becoming a slut in secondary school, to a guy stabbing another guy after he paid him the weed he owed him, because he had already made up his mind to murder him.
I could have gone down similar roots in my teenage years and later in life, but I know that God always made something come up where it all changed.
Like being asked to steal a car and wait for further instructions and God showed me that this morally wrong, as opposed to the above people I've met that didn't have that snap back to reality.
@@davidodonovan1699 The point is all you'll do by giving them a £50k boat is blow £50k of taxpayer's money and a couple of weeks later you'll have less than nothing of your profligacy with others money.
Why not invite some homeless people to live in your home?