£200,000 Yacht Tour : 2004 Fairline Phantom 46
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2020
- A solid practical three cabin Fairline.
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The little cabin in the back is not for crew. The boat is designed for a family and that little cabin is for when their kid/kids don't behave properly, they can be locked down in that cabin for keeping the noise level down at night.
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Great tour. 3 years ago I wasn’t a Nick channel acolyte. Well done.
Can't believe how good condition this yacht is in for 17 years old. Apart from the tv in the main saloon this Yacht hasn't aged one bit. Great tour as always.
Look how flat the planing hull is! After watching Aquaholic for a while, I deemed myself half of an expert of yachts, though I've never been on one since my honeymoon in Australia 10 years ago.
More fuel efficient snd stable, with the downside being a harsher ride in choppy conditions, generally.
Convert one of those bedrooms into a study and I could essentially stop paying rent! Lovely little studio apartment with everything you need.
Fairline with fair space and price.... thank you Nick for showing us that we have a chance to boating without millions in bank. 👍
Had almost exactly this boat, sold it 3 years ago. It was a 2005 but very similar, owned it for 3 and a half years. Absolutely brilliant boat had so much fun on it! And didn’t lose a single penny when sold it.
Hi Nick. For a 2004 46ft it has all thats needed for a family flybridge boat. Tons of power, 3 cabins. A lot of boat for the money. Great walkthrough tour 👌 thanks.
Holy crap aquaholic within 10 minutes? Nice
Interesting layout, I’d probably change that third cabin into something else, but that’s just me, a few electronics updates, and you’d be set. She’s in excellent condition for her age, looks like she was well loved. Of course another excellent Aquaholic tour to really show her off. Lovely boat.
Looks like this would be a perfect yacht for you Nick. Perfect for your family. Stay safe.
Neee , he want a princess , maybe a 2010+ model... but who knows?
@@benzamg1982 defo princess or bust for our guy Nick!
Looks like a great way to get into a bit larger boat for less money. Thank you for the tour, Nick!
Love the soft rounded edges throughout, something a few of the newer yachts don't seem to take into consideration. Very nice, Nick!
@@universeelwezen6685 Stunning! I have it saved to view again on my lunch break tomorrow!
Thank you Nick. Super tour, including all the extra little bits we like to see.
This boat seems to include a lot of what much larger boats have, but packaged just a little bit smaller, to fit into this lovely sized boat.
It's a lot of quality boat for £200K
Like the Sunseeker 46 you toured last week, I think it is so much boat for the money! Love it Nick
Very pretty, you get quite a bit for the price. And the care that's been taken to keep her in good shape is impressive. Thanks, Nick!!
Seems like a lot of boat for the money!
When you look at the prices of a fairly small new boat, really basic ones, when you start adding in "liveability" features they come up to this kind of price very quickly.
Love the Fairlines from this era 🥰😎😍
They have utilized the space in there amazingly. Pretty much a 7 berth in a 46ft boat. Wow. Looks in good condition also for a 16 year old vessel. Great tour 👍
Hi Nick, great video as always, thanks. I've had one of these for 9 years and I still love it, great boats, very sociable with enough room for everyone to spread out if preferred, easy riding, comfortable and perfect for a family or holiday with friends. They still look the business, especially (IMHO) with the blue hull. Will be very difficult to replace.
I love those steps up to the fly bridge! Great job nick!
I love these more affordable yachts with plenty of amenities. Love the power choices, a nice boat for a vacation cruising in the Med without breaking the Bank.
Beautiful boat! Loved the galley!
Looks a lovely boat. I really like that era of boat, and I'm not sure if it's because the early 2000s were my "glory days" or if it's just that I have a penchant for burr walnut! Great boat for UK waters and weathers though, very practical for those of us who aren't primarily sunbathing while stern-to berthed!
This one will do nicely, still really pretty for her age and looks wel maintained. Great work, lovely tour.
looks nice. i like the curved cabinets in the master too, and the woodwork with the cream color leather. good vid
Very nice looking boat.
Now this is a boat I think the Mrs. may go for, 3rd cabin? NOT, it's a wardrobe and shoe store, I have been reliably advised.🤣😂🤣
Again you show us a boat that is well planned and executed.
Thank you for the tour. Take care and stay safe. 👍👍👍⛴🛳🏴☠️🛥🚤☠🚢⛵⚓⛄⛄⛄😎
That is a lovely boat. Love the layout
Great Video! Looking forward to Bennati Oasis 40M tour!!
It even has a bar heater for keeping the bar nice and warm;)
I used to be a fisherman and the long shaft propelshion system is definitely reliable.
Wow! How many beds on a 40-odd footer! Cheers St Nick! You really are 🎅 with all these videos :)
Glad you like them!
Great video Nick. I love your more down to earth stuff. I know it doesn't get the big views but it definitely gets my vote for things I hope to own one day. Merry Christmas!
Proper boat for a family, or for grandparents.
I looked at one in 2010, and it was £249000 then, so not dropped much.
A fantastic boat for the money.
Very nice, has truly should the test of time - it still looks amazing! a great price too! thanks Nick!
Great tour as always and a fantastic amount of boat for the money and very well maintained. The trim tabs are more like elevons in aircraft. A combination of elevators for pitch and ailerons for roll. I wish you, your family and the whole channel a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thank you, same to you!
Nice boat and in nice nick Nick for a 2004 model
Really nice looking boat. I have been watching the cahnnel for a while now and would love to see some more superyaht tours or other ships around that nature.
So would I, but foreign travel is a real issue right now. Hoping that will change next year (but not holding my breath).
Pretty well conserved for it's age. Thanks Nick!
Great job as always Nick. I love watching your videos while on lunch at work. Makes my day better day dreaming that I could buy one these boats and float away somewhere
My pleasure!
Love your technical explanations for an old land crab like myself, you know what you are talking about :-)
Very nice boat, I would be very happy with that one.
Something I have learnt from watching your tours, and it's an extremely important observation 🤪 is that as builders progress over the years and improve their designs by ploughing more money into the design department and employing better technology into the boats is that, the telly's get bigger 😁👍❤️
Love the curves & wood in this vessel, the curved lockers in the owner's suite look like aircraft lockers- in this case the forward first class cabin of a 747 lol...
I like the furniture styling of these early 2000s boats better than some of the newer ones. Maybe that is just my age showing though.
It's a Fairline - that alone says so much. PLUSES - a 16 year old yacht that looks but months out of the factory. MINUSES - it's a yacht with 16 year old electronics and pumps that wear out (water, hydraulic, waste, engine driven, etc.). While it is decently priced, the ancillaries could factor in. But, if the vessel has had regular servicing (beyond just oil changes), then reliability is raised to a positive level. All in all, if my boat budget* ever fell to a mere £200,000, then I would roll the dice on this beauty. Thanks again, Nick... *imaginary
Interesting layout, does show its age in parts, but I'm sure with a few wee upgrades here and there then I'm sure an owner will have a cracking boat. Brilliant video as always Nick! 🛥️🛥️
Nice Vlog 👍! Not a lot of space on the boat but they made pretty good use of what there is. Would have to change the electronics for some newer stuff and would redo the floor hatch covers to be more flush to the rest of the floor to prevent tripping and catching toes. May not be the first boat I would look for when buying, but not one to be ashamed of owning either.
Wow massive Boat Nick Sir.. Looks amazing... Great to see you too.. Looking great.. God bless you
Love you Aquaholic!!! From Aussie😉
And isn't Aussie the best place to be right now
@@martincrisp3385 yep we have basically no restrictions the borders are open interstate and live is as normal as it would be a before COVID-19😁(Perth 3rd most popular city doing the best in COVID-19 and we haven’t had a person to person case since May and that was only one person involved)
Well-designed and nicely finished motor yacht.
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This is my favourite type of wood. I always think the gloss wood looks quite rich.
Gloss red wood looks so classy, the light satin stuff looks like the cheap aisle in Ikea.
Nick you always make me laugh when you show the “occasional crew cabin”. Wouldn’t want to sleep in them. They usually look like punishment cells...
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If you don't take your shoes off, that's where you're sleeping 👍
I served in the US Navy and I would be very happy to have that as my sleeping arrangements. It think a teenager or a person with adventurous spirit would be happy in there as well. Perhaps a mother in law or someone who snores loudly.
@@landrum3893 USN vet here as well (I salute you) and was thinking the same thing. Much more comfy cozy looking than the "rack" I slept on in Uncle Sam's Yacht Club.
I can picture my seven year old nephew in that little crew cabin and then my ten year old nephew sitting on the opening chair completely oblivious to the fact that his little brother needs to get out from time to time! The poor kid will be banging on the wall and yelling and his older brother has his headphones in and can't hear a thing!
Here in Singapore, many families have live in house keepers. They have very small rooms to sleep in. This crew cabin is bigger than many have. I don't have one, my neighbour does; In the cupboard that I call a utility room, that has just enough space for a washing machine and dish washer, plus a little storage, my neighbour has the helpers bed, it's 2.2 x 1.0 mtr.(7.1 x 3.5 ft) She sleeps there with the fuse box and the garbage chute. She would love this crew cabin!
Yep, like this one. Like someone else said, if selling a couple of modern flatscreen TVs wouldn't half help you not consider its age.
Great boat!
Nice boat for its age, though not a fan of fly bridges. Nice, thorough tour Nick, don't think I saw any "ooh, what's in there" hatches that you missed 😊 and surprised to see a crew cabin!
Nice video as always. Just one tip: it's ailerons, L before R :)
Dammit! 😄
That is really nice!
For a 16 year old boat its in great condition.. Great episode!!!!
Great looking boat for the money. I would like to wish yourself, Marianne and the family a happy Christmas and a prosperous new year.
Thank you, same to you!
That is what I call a family boat. Nice
This is an awesome boat. I could definitely live on this
I like the 46 foot models that have the glass doors. It's too cold in Atlantic Canada for open ones.
That looked a good price to me. Very nice thanks :)
Well maintained ❤️
Like the split helm seating, unusual to see the main helm on the left
Nick... lovely boat this!
Still excellent boat and layout for the age. Wouldn't be so sure about those two engines directly under the main saloon with the noise but I suppose if you were underway you are more likely to be out the back or up top. Great review as always!
I always wonder about the noise and vibration levels on these boats.
I agree. The simple styling and lines make it timeless in a way. I'm a bit afraid about how the brand new yachts of 2020 will look in 10-15 years
I agree. I think the grey interiors of some boats will not look that good in 10 years. Dark wood will always look good.
Merry Christmas Nick
Thanks for the videos.
Hope you get the chance to review the new sunseeker 100.
It is the only rival to the prinsess X95.
Poorer in some areas, but the helm position on the sunseeker is almost a reason to buy it alone.
It is the boat version of the McLaren F1 it is awesome.
I know most of the boats is supposed to have a skipper, but I would never leave that seat.
Again thanks for the videos 👍
Hoping to too! 🙂
@@AQUAHOLIC if you see the sunseeker 100 official channel, you are definitely requested in the comments
@@kristiankruse3964 I'll take a look!
Nice idea, passarelle as hoist. Merry Christmas Nick hope you have a good one sir
Thanks, you too!
What was that just above the port trim tab? Didn't get a real good look into it, but looked, suspiciously to me, like a stern thruster. Didn't see any control for one at the helm though.
It's the exhaust for the port engine.
I thought it was the exhaust outlet from the soot colour around it
@@AQUAHOLIC Ahh makes sense. Thanks Nick.
I wonder what people back in this era would say about today's really innovative boats like the Galeon 640 fly. Quite impressive how boat design has evolved in a relatively short time
nice .... but im loving the the cosy 30 - 40 odd ft boats and how they get so much living space in them lol
Whilst a very nice boat, these early 21st century boats are showing their age particularly around design and technology
One of the Joy's of boat ownership for some is updating and modernizing wouldn't take much for updating navigation update and some wrapping to bring it bang up to date. U get a lot of boat for 200k
Early 2000s it still is early 21 century nab
Nice craft for the money Nick I saw a sunseeker 72 for sale on a Miami yacht channel named Aquaholic I think it’s your new boat mate 😂🇨🇦
I think I could see myself on this yacht cruising the Great Lakes. But the first item to upgrade would be the flooring. Way to much sand to have carpet and grandkids. Wonderful boat.
I think you should try doing a review where you open literally every cubbie on the boat. Personally I'd love it.
Happy Holidays! 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
You too! 🙂
Flamily, flyfridge , float".............! Too much sauce.....great review.
Great tour of a lovely boat.
Not up to today’s standards, but brilliant value for money (relatively speaking!).
Have a great Xmas with the family.
Are we getting an Xmas treat on the channel? 🤞🤞
Thanks, you too! (Working on it)
Love the boat.... Might be a little noisy with them engines in the lounge... Loose the crew cabin, drop them back... Xx
Im aways a bit confused when you say "nice little touch here a hand rail "...would that not be a nesessaty ?
As I'm sure you've seen in my other videos, a very rare feature on this sort of boat. 🙂
I want this boat!
Missing a washer/dryer for extended trips but otherwise a perfect sized boat for extended cruising. I really like the "crew" cabin as an extra storage room - it will be hard to run out of space for all the odds and ends you need.
This is normally under the stairs to the gally, only this owner is using it for cushions
@@kevinj.vandegraaf6430 Thanks Kevin. I'm just overwhelmed by how much more space this boat has than my 40 footer of similar vintage. Mid 40s seems to be the sweet spot for practical long term cruising.
@@etc-and-more we have the 43 love it 😍 very nice boats. Good quality and really looking forward to spring... take care
I'm such a numpty, I always thought the hatch on the stairs of flybridge boats was to keep drunkards from accidentally falling down the stairs, it never occurred to me it was to keep weather out of the cockpit!
It will do both! 😄
I wouldn't mind this boat in the Gulf of Mexico. Very nice.
If I was selling that old boat I’d update it especially with a couple of hundred quid‘s worth of TVs
Perhaps reupholster the leather for a grand or two. Well worth the money spent.
@@WillowGTI I had my 45' reupholstered: two couches, double wide seat and a single seat. $7800USD. And that was marine grade upholstery, not leather. That was the single biggest expense besides the purchase price so far.
I'd spend money to get the TV removed. If a TV is there it will be an inevitable focus. Get some board games onboard instead. No TV means you have to focus on the family, partner, if you're alone you read a book; it means you focus more on your surroundings than stare at the idiot box which we do too much of anyway. (But that's just me, I won't say anyone who thinks differently to me is "wrong" or anything!)
Not a bad boat at all a few updates & it would be an excellent buy.
Interesting Boat
The rounded details in the cabins are pretty sweet. I thought of you and this boat may pair well but, I'm just a fan so I really wouldn't know...hey then how about a tour of a boat you would love to own if you had £500,000? 😜Thanks Nick! Have fun mi amigo and as always be blessed and safe. ♿🇺🇸
Nick said on his livestream one of the problems with buying an expensive boat is the further expense of keeping it: mooring fees, maintenance, etc.
@@darthkek1953 true that.
Try lifting the beds, more storage underneath.
Nice boat... If I had the £200K I might just be tempted.. I quite like the child dungeon at the back of the boat particularly.
If Alan Partridge was going to buy a boat it’d be this one!
A nice well presented and practical boat. I often wonder though. When will a boat of that age become a classic? Will it become desirable in future years? Like cars its a hit and miss. Who would have thought the humble Ford Capri would now have such appeal in the future? I can think of a Fairey Swordsman as an example of a desirable classic.
It's an interesting subject. So far a classic marine market hasn't happened, but who knows?
Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Very tidy for a 16 year old boat. I much prefer the galley up front rather than aft
Change the TV's and most everyone on your Channel would guess the age at 2010 or later. It would be interesting to know the approximate range this boat would have sold for when new. My hunch is, if this is the original owner, this yacht was cheap in regard to cost of ownership.
What are the holes near the trim tabs near the back, exhaust is my guess?
Correct, one each side.
@@AQUAHOLIC oh cool