I enjoy your boat tours more than any other channel. Not knowing the price takes the fun out of it for me though. Otherwise, I would subscribe and watch all of your episodes. Must be a way. Captain Q and others provide the price at the very beginning.
Jeffery, love your constructive feedback, it's always appreciated. Our prices and full listing details are on our website, for this stunning vessel please visit calibreyachts.com/brokered-boat/boat-types/power-boats/2002-sea-ray-540-cockpit-motor-yacht/#videos
Mr Creamy, the shameless 'selling' of the boat makes my teeth grind. Everything is just an endless round of wonderment, amazement etc. No negative comments. Just describe the boat and spare us the slush.
That is amazing, put a Williams jet dingy on that for sports in calm bays, and you have both a great boat for fishing and an amazing exporter boat. I loved it, whoever got that, got a great tub.
This is a great example of how a decade - in this case, the 90's - does take a couple years to wear off. The decor and lighting is typical late 90's, with dark color schemes and wood grains in the cabin areas, and a vibe almost more like a limousine of the era. Newer Sea Rays tend to have a more open air feel, with more natural light in the cabins, and light color schemes and mirrors to maximize it. Still, if I got rich enough to afford a large boat, but not brand new L650 fly bridge rich, I wouldn't say no to this. I do like the idea of the enclosed bridge top side, even if I'm not a big fan of the canvas enclosures Sea Ray seems to have moved away from on newer models. In fact, if I could afford the 650, I'm not so sure I wouldn't just drop the extra money to enclose most of the fly bridge in large, real windows, with screens, and add a captains cabin and ready room with adjoining head at the back. It's already designed to be closed off from the rest of the ship, as with the older design in this video. These modern boats have a ton of outdoor space already, and when navigating in foul weather, the captain would have the best possible view.
Wish Searay still built large boats. They’ve got more into sporting boats and small cruisers un40’. Maybe someday they’ll return to building big boats.
So no real inside helmarea, just a flybridge covered with canvas!? Not the best combination if weather turns bad. I know that Searay built this 540 model also with proper helmarea but i guess this owner wanted to save some money.
It is internal but all up top. Fantastic views and a supper comfortable space. Wet bar up top, freezer for all you catch, dinning table and wrap around seating. All enclosed and the best place to operate the boat from.
I agree with everyone about the announcers tone, pace, etc. All really good. BUT... you say "look at this space" in almost all of your videos, but your camera man doesn't show the spaces. You really don't need to be front and center in these videos. You strength is your voice. Please narrate more and show more of the boat instead of you. At a minimum the camera can pan the rooms while you are doing your great narration.
I have watched (3) of your listing and I don’t understand why you don’t list the asking price? I feel it would benefit you in (2) ways... 1. It would run off the people that aren’t serious. 2. The people who really want to purchase a boat off of one of your listings would pursue it but I won’t pursue it because I don’t want to waste time finding out a price and trying to explain which boat I’m talking about. Hey maybe after reading this you will start showing the price because I will not even watch another one of your listing until you start showing the price. I really hope this helps and good luck because everything else you are doing is great and your spot on, except for the price issue and maybe I’m wrong but I would be willing to bet that 90% of the people out there would agree with what I’m commenting on....
Super unstable in big swells. Be prepared to rock and roll in these SeaRays. Better lake boats or right inlet boats. Vancouver to Victoria is a horrid ride and NEVER attempted in a small craft warning in this thing.
Unfortunately this guy is long-winded and instead of explaining Electronics that’s on the boat or whats missing on the boat he rather fantasize about other things. Poor showing
This guy is truly the Bob Ross of yacht sales. Most relaxing narrator ever.
I completely agree with you: He could sell a yacht to a man in a desert.
The boat is excellent but the best part is the feeling that I just hung out with my favorite uncle.
Another great presentation by Mr. Richard Evans. I enjoy all of presentations of the many Yachts that you have shown.
Richard, I have to say your videos are fantastic. Your true boating knowledge is admirable. Thank You for the great videos!
Sea Ray’s are a huge bang for the buck! Great Vessel for a Family!😏🖖🏼❤️🇺🇸
I enjoy your boat tours more than any other channel. Not knowing the price takes the fun out of it for me though. Otherwise, I would subscribe and watch all of your episodes. Must be a way. Captain Q and others provide the price at the very beginning.
Jeffery, love your constructive feedback, it's always appreciated. Our prices and full listing details are on our website, for this stunning vessel please visit calibreyachts.com/brokered-boat/boat-types/power-boats/2002-sea-ray-540-cockpit-motor-yacht/#videos
We loved this boat!!
Thank you!
@@calibreyachtsales how much iss this one, thannnks
never mind , i got it.....sold
Calibre yacht sales drinking game.... Every time Richard says "beautiful", "Wonderful" or "Amazing" everyone drinks....
or take a drink every time he asks the viewer a question. "isn't that beautiful?" "isn't that neat?"
Throw in space and vistas and you will be blacked out in 5 minutes
Amazing, and your calm presentation was inspirational. Well done sir.
Your videos are truly some of the best I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. Truly. Richard you’re superb as a host!
Buck Buck you want to see a great showing go watch Captain Steve on the Ocean Alexander brand
Mr Creamy, the shameless 'selling' of the boat makes my teeth grind. Everything is just an endless round of wonderment, amazement etc. No negative comments. Just describe the boat and spare us the slush.
Look.... a wonderful door that opens
@@clintbg7253 " I wish you could ne here to watch me open it"
They call it salesmanship, he is making a living.
About time he shows the engine.Was starting to think these boats didn't have any
Starboard just overhauled
That is amazing, put a Williams jet dingy on that for sports in calm bays, and you have both a great boat for fishing and an amazing exporter boat. I loved it, whoever got that, got a great tub.
I love watching his "Mr. Rogers" reviews of his boats....
Please say me price
Very Interesting
I want this boat!!! If I won the lottery I’d buy it for sure !!
Take a drink every time he says space.
Another great presentation from Richard thanks so much 👍🇦🇺
This is a great example of how a decade - in this case, the 90's - does take a couple years to wear off. The decor and lighting is typical late 90's, with dark color schemes and wood grains in the cabin areas, and a vibe almost more like a limousine of the era. Newer Sea Rays tend to have a more open air feel, with more natural light in the cabins, and light color schemes and mirrors to maximize it. Still, if I got rich enough to afford a large boat, but not brand new L650 fly bridge rich, I wouldn't say no to this. I do like the idea of the enclosed bridge top side, even if I'm not a big fan of the canvas enclosures Sea Ray seems to have moved away from on newer models. In fact, if I could afford the 650, I'm not so sure I wouldn't just drop the extra money to enclose most of the fly bridge in large, real windows, with screens, and add a captains cabin and ready room with adjoining head at the back. It's already designed to be closed off from the rest of the ship, as with the older design in this video. These modern boats have a ton of outdoor space already, and when navigating in foul weather, the captain would have the best possible view.
I wonder how many hours I’ve spent shopping for yachts that I’ll never be able to afford lol
About half as many as me, I'll wager...
I do it all the time
Love your videos, you have a big future as an asmrtist. You really should consider it.
this young fella seems so trustworthy i could buy a boat from him mail order........lol
Or a used car
Wish Searay still built large boats. They’ve got more into sporting boats and small cruisers un40’. Maybe someday they’ll return to building big boats.
This is nice 💯👌👌👌😁,💪💪💪💪🤙🤙🤙🤙👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
‘Just look at this space’ - I’m looking and I’m seeing a pretty old boat.
Really great boat but needs some updating. It has the 90s champagne and caviar look which is way out of style but still a sweet boat.
Nice presentation but no inside bridge--:(o
👍👍👍
I want the hat he is wearing. Anyone know the brand and style?
So no real inside helmarea, just a flybridge covered with canvas!?
Not the best combination if weather turns bad. I know that Searay built this 540 model also with proper helmarea but i guess this owner wanted to save some money.
PNW and no internal helm? Seriously?
It is internal but all up top. Fantastic views and a supper comfortable space. Wet bar up top, freezer for all you catch, dinning table and wrap around seating. All enclosed and the best place to operate the boat from.
How much for boat??
Hey Sammie, thanks for your message. Please give our broker Rob a call, to discuss this wonderful boat, his mobile is 250-327-4572. Thanks
Too much drama get on with showing the boat and stop with the drama please.
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I agree with everyone about the announcers tone, pace, etc. All really good.
BUT... you say "look at this space" in almost all of your videos, but your camera man doesn't show the spaces. You really don't need to be front and center in these videos. You strength is your voice. Please narrate more and show more of the boat instead of you.
At a minimum the camera can pan the rooms while you are doing your great narration.
I have watched (3) of your listing and I don’t understand why you don’t list the asking price? I feel it would benefit you in (2) ways...
1. It would run off the people that aren’t serious.
2. The people who really want to purchase a boat off of one of your listings would pursue it but I won’t pursue it because I don’t want to waste time finding out a price and trying to explain which boat I’m talking about. Hey maybe after reading this you will start showing the price because I will not even watch another one of your listing until you start showing the price. I really hope this helps and good luck because everything else you are doing is great and your spot on, except for the price issue and maybe I’m wrong but I would be willing to bet that 90% of the people out there would agree with what I’m commenting on....
The battle bridge on this boat looks awful.
I don't know why this guy has to give us scenarios. I know what I can do in a swim platform and a fly bridge. I don't need him telling me.
Not a fan of the layout. Galley is in the wrong spot. I would rather have a full beam salon than that wrap around table. Waste of space.
Super unstable in big swells. Be prepared to rock and roll in these SeaRays. Better lake boats or right inlet boats. Vancouver to Victoria is a horrid ride and NEVER attempted in a small craft warning in this thing.
Really??
ZebraUp I misspoke actually.Van to Victoria is fine but not in this boat during a small craft warning. You’ll get pounded.
What , only one steering wheel lol
Helm
I assume he has never owned a boat ever by the way he says things.
This guy takes too long to go through a yacht he's boring
Unfortunately this guy is long-winded and instead of explaining Electronics that’s on the boat or whats missing on the boat he rather fantasize about other things. Poor showing
It's all about the vistas
@@marshmellow3110 And the "complex curves"
When the worlds fuel runs out this sure will be fun.
Don't worry it won't.
Idiot.