Is this the PERFECT Boat for US? Meet Yaringa! [Adventure
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- Is there such a thing as the perfect boat? Why is this boat such a good fit for us? Come meet Yaringa, our new home on the water! She’s a 1985 Passport 40 and while there may not be such a thing as a perfect boat, come take a tour and learn why we fell in love with her and why we think she’s the perfect bluewater cruising, liveaboard boat for us!
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A Passport 40! Congratulations! Excellent choice!
Very nice boat. I am a huge fan of the fore peak head and would happily convert mine if it was possible. And ...... the beer is right next to the cockpit. Galley is spacious. Nav station handy. Saloon very nice flexible arrangement. Comfy bunks. ✅ Lets get adventuring.
Yeah, we love the galley design, and honestly the head in the forepeak is an excellent use of space!! She is made to live on and sail :)
I have missed you guys greatly! Really glad to see this video! What a wonderful surprise! So let's get on with it! Seriously, you guys were like the 2nd sailing channel I really connected with and then you were gone doing a van. I sure am glad that didn't satisfy. I am very excited you're back, bless you guys and this boat and your projects!
We're so excited to back as well! Feels good to be back on track!
Congratulations on being a one boat owner! We are too are a one boat owner now. We sold our HC43 a couple of weeks ago. Whew! We remain in Panama but are planning to head up to the Sea of Cortez, your old cruising ground. It would be great to finally meet. Best wishes.
Congratulations! Good feeling :) The Sea of Cortez is a special place - we sure miss it!
Congratulations and welcome back. You've been missed.
Glad to see your back to boats. I'm back as a faithful viewer and subscriber
Welcome back!
Great to see you guys back on a boat!
Yaaaay! Well done! Look forward to the adventures aboard once again!
So inspiring!!! What a gem of a boat!
i like to watch you. cause you have such a relaxing enegry, and full open mind ... i love this
Thank you, that is a lovely compliment :)
Awesome.....I'm so glad you will be back on the water. Beautiful boat.
Congratulations guys! Looking forward to seeing you on the water again. Cheers!
So happy for you, looking forward to refit and sailing adventures.
Great, good luck! Happy to see you both back to the water.
glad to see you guys getting back on the water!
Congratulations on your new boat! So glad to see y’all back on the water. Happy sailing!!
Glad to see you back with a boat. She looks like a nice sturdy yacht. Looking forward to your new adventures and so happy you are one boat owners again!
So are we!! Cheers!
YEAH..good to see you folks back to sailing...missed the adventures! :)
That dream transition was awesome! 🍄
Best news today. So glad you two have found your way back on the water.Congratulations.
At last, back on the water where you belong. I wasn't interested in anyone's road trip, but when you popped up on my timeline again with the mention of a sailing yacht, I again subscribed to the Channel. Welcome back, Hilary and Tye, although it's been me that's been away. Looking forward to your sailing adventures/repairs/projects over the coming months and years.
Congratulations. Good to see you guys going back on the water. Looking forward to the following boat project videos.
Hopefully not tooooo many project videos! ;) Haha, thanks!
Exciting news. Looks like a great boat. I'm really surprised the rigging lasted 35 years though! Insurance companies (at least in my part of the world) insist on new rigging every 10 years. That's probably overkill, but still...
Yes, we were surprised at that as well. Time to give her a nice, solid new rig and take her off again!
Georgous boat guys
I'm so glad to see you back on the water. I have missed you while you were RV'ing mainly because I spent 20 years with my wife RV'ing in the US, Canada, Mexico, England and Ireland. She passed away in 1998 so RV adventures do not interest me. BUT NOW you are back afloat and I am with you all the way. Wishing you Fair Winds, Calm Seas and Safe Anchorages at the end of every Passage. the Old Coastie.
I love these boats! Definitely one of my future choices!
So so happy your back Baby 💪 Awesome boat I can’t wait to see you both out there in the big blue doing your thing💕
Thank you! We are so happy to back and getting back to our home on the sea :)
Congratulations!
Great boat .... thanks for the look ... 😘😎
An awesome designed boat! It's great that you're a "one boat owner" again, enjoy San Diego...
Fantastic news, love the interior woodwork. I'm looking forward to detail tour and refit video's.
Congrats!
Nice Boat!!
So excited for you two and the new boat. Now let’s get sailing ⛵️👍
Yeah!
I am so happy to see that you have found a path back to the ocean! I've been following your journey from the Columbia river 5 years ago. I hope to follow you for another fiver or more aboard Yaringa! I wish you fair winds and following seas!!!
My name is Kurt Barkalow, sorry for the odd TH-cam name.
Thank you, Kurt, you’ve been with us for a long time! We feel honored that you’ve joined us our journey all the way from Columbia. Excited to have more adventures to share now 😁
Another great Bob Perry design simular to this Passport is the Islander 36 I was looking at with the V head area & pullman berth. Congrats on a great boat. Looking forward to future vids again.
The head in the forepeak sure is a great use of space, and we think the fear of the design is a bit overblown - most of your time is not spent on passage. Perry does some nice boats for sure!
Awesome boat and glad to see you didn't swallow the anchor
The new boat looks awesome! Congrats on starting a new chapter- looking forward to seeing where this boat takes you guys. 🍻
Thanks, us too! :)
I looked at that model great boat . Good luck
She looks lovely. Before you go to the expense of new rigging, you can get rigging dynamically tested. As well as electrically tested. Perhaps something that would save you a few bucks? Looking forward to a full boat tour and sorting the mast stepping. Engine looks well maintained. Moore Danger Mouse quotes please! 😁 Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
Ant - The rigging is 1985. It needs to go. I just hope they pulled the mast out to do it and replaced the step with something that will last until the next re-rig. They might as well do one easier project than two tricky ones.
As much as we'd love to save some bucks, Salty Lass is right... no way 35-year old rigging is safe for offshore sailing, stainless is just too brittle and bound to fail at some point at that age. Rigging is nothing to skimp on. But not to worry... lots more Ty Danger Mouse fandom coming your way! ;)
Agreed Stainless work hardens and becomes brittle. As do all metals. However dynamic testing, dye testing and electrical impedance testing are recognised in engineering as suitably sufficient if carried out by competants. Afterall, these are used in the aircraft industry and bridge building/testing for airworthiness and insurance certification. Notwithstanding that if it were us we would replace all the standing rigging, the chainplates and associated fixings. But, there just may be some parts that some of these procedures will save you a small fortune. Which is the point we were trying to make. Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
Welcome back
Welcome Back
Great video as usual :)
Well good luck
You will need it
Nice boat 🚣♂️ I like the Pullmans births
Good luck
Nice to see you on a Perry boat. I've got one that I'm slowly rebuilding. Bob is a great help if you have any questions about the boat, and he's only as crotchety as he claims to be about half the time. The fan club is also a great resource.
We’re so happy to be a part of the Perry club, love following the discussions on his FB page. Good luck with your rebuild 😊
Yea back on the water! w00t!!!!
So pleased to see you will soon be back sailing.
Us too!! Feels good to be back on the water again! :):):)
Or not.... the very old built in Taiwan boat is going to be a pandora box with rotted chain plate knees and blisters and a keel full of rusted iron crap ballast and rotten mast step.
Did we miss the survey and purchase price????
Me thinks that these people are into making money from TH-cam and then flipping boats for more than they are worth!!! Bob Perry would never recommend this boat! It's a cheap ass motorhome not fit for blue water....
But there's always a greater fool.... especially when you believe anything on TH-cam!
So glad to see you found just the right boat. Might have to tease call you Goldie Locks...lol
Hahaha, love it!! Pretty accurate ;)
Bazinga!
Glad you're back and have only one boat to deal with. Hope to see another round of Sea of Cortez, central America etc.
Thanks, we can’t wait to get back south again!
I think that boat was in my marina, Harbor Island West, San Diego. I used the bimini as a guide for my new bimini. Beautiful boat, I wondered where it went. Glad it went to a good home. Congratulations.
Ahh how funny! The bimini sure looks good, but we wouldn't mind a few extra inches of height... oh well, projects for the future, right?
same as Pearsons, steel step, salt water bilge
check the end of the mast VERY carefully
you might end up pulling the mast out and cutting 2"-3" off it, like I did
which means the step has to have a raised section and at least 2" of holding around it
I made a new step out of 316 stainless, however I think if I did it again it would be ally due to possible electrolysis
We were expecting this, but stay tuned for tomorrow's video - we were surprised!
Congrats. Mexico is open.
Hoping to head south soon!
40' is perfect! Can't wait to see more sailing adventures.
youre fortunate ....nice boat, write to Bob Perry on his Facebook page for advice on mast step etc.... Good luck and fair winds
Thanks, we're so happy to be a part of the Perry club!
To view the mast step, have you thought about fiber optic scopes? They are really cheap now, and connect to an ipad or laptop. For $20 they are plenty long and have built in led lights.
This would be a good way to inspect, but bottom line we knew we were going to pull the mast to see more and go from there.
It will be interesting to see how you tackle the mast step repair. You might just have to get medieval with the cosmetic obstructions and just rip them out permanently so that you'll have access both now and in the future.
We'll show you all the details in tomorrow's video :)
Great boat! Bob Perry is absolutely one of the very best yacht designers of our time. Be sure to check out his fan club FB page, he posts lots of cool stuff
Hey kids, another boat? What about the van rig? Will your parents take that over? Where is the new boat now and where will you take her for outfitting? I assume back in your home port. Hope this boat truly is THE boat for you and that your adventurous travels and once again begin.
Hey Ed! The van was only a side-project and is not ours - we built it out for Ty's daughter and her family, so that's where it will live. As for the boat, yes we hope it is THE boat as well! Ready to get back to adventures on the water :)
Yayyyyyy! Saw your post on FB earlier today and have been refreshing youtube ever since waiting to see what the suss was! Brillo!
Yay! Thank you, happy to be back!
You can add a solient without too much trouble.
I wanna see someone use the head going upwind in even moderate seas
Or maybe better said.....I don't wanna see someone use the head going upwind....
So far, we've managed... Will see how it goes in rougher weather
@@AdventureAdriftSailing : did you put a seat belt on it?
Congratulations! Where about is the boat based? Northern California? Cheers & Stay safe
Oh good. Back to sea.
Excellent news. I am so glad that things worked out for you. I was worried! My take-a-way from your story is never, never own two large sailboats at the same time. Too risky. It may take forever to sell one of the boats and the easiest boat to sell might be the one you want to keep! Would you agree?
Definitely agree with the don't own 2 sailboats part, unless you have lots of spare cash sitting around to pay for moorage! ;) Live and learn...
I believe the passport 40 was the model used in the documentary Chasing Bubbles.
Think Bubbles was a Fast Passage 39 like Andy Stokes sailed on.
Ha you maybe right. It has been a while since I watched that show.
John krishmer has a good passage 40 overview on TH-cam
Looks like Seacraft
Nice. Good choice. I’ve read that Passport is a solid blue water boat. And you couldn’t pass on a boat named Yaringa!
That is almost the Spanish word for syringe.
Nice choice guys!
How did selling of the other boats go?
Cheers Warren
Varuna sold back at the beginning of the year and as we mentioned, miraculously Makara sold basically as we were closing the deal on this one!
@@AdventureAdriftSailing Were the Makara buyers aware of the TH-cam celebrity status?
Wow, I started watching your channel because I kept coming back to the Pearson 367 as the best choice for the wife and I, with our budget, to retire onto with the goal of at least a few years in the Caribbean. Now you have bought the boat I would want if my budget doubles...I guess I will keep watching!
And I would still say the Pearson 367 would be an AWESOME boat for a couple cruising the Caribbean! Only reason we upsized is we wanted something with more space for our gear and cold weather stuff and option to have more people on board. Keep that 367 dream alive! ;)
Good for you guys, I really like pullman berths over V berths. On 'Sailing Triteia' (th-cam.com/channels/gsTVmZXTKrnfXtxATXxUzQ.html) he helped a friend of his redo is keel step, but on the boat it had decent access to it. I'm glad you guys are back on the water.
The access (or lack thereof) to the step was the tough part on this one - but stay tuned, we tackle that in the next episode :)
Glad to see y'all back. Time to get your feet wet.
W E L C O M E B A C K T O S A I L I N G ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Yeahhh!!!! 😬 We’re so happy to be back!!
Congrats subd today. How much?
Looks like she went for $648,200. What a deal!!!
Bob Perry is on Facebook! Send him a friend request.
So what was wrong with other 2 boats? First one - too small, second - too big?
In very short summary, yes! Outgrew the first boat as our plans changed, made a impulsive mistake buying the big one. Took our time and got it right this time 🤞
Just keep bumbling along. One reason I haven't become a Patreon. I strongly suggest you spend sometime watching Sailing Project Atticus, with their 190K followers. Why not you folks?????
Not sure what you're getting at... We're just here sharing our authentic, candid experiences and journey. Not here to copy someone else or sell out.
:)
Great to see you two back. The teak decks must be an American fad, like the vinyl covered car roofs that made them rust out, I have never been on a boat with teak covered decks, nothing more practical than gel coated fiberglass.
Oyster, out of Great Britain, built teak decks on their pricey yachts! They're great in cool weather, but a PIA to maintain if there is water damage...
The teak sure does look nice, but it's not really our cup of tea either... A project for future years for sure...
Leaky teaky from Taiwan get rich quick producer....
How many times do TH-cam couples have to go broke before they give up???
We've found a way to make it work. Taking some time off to work and make money and sell the extra boat was a big help too. All about deciding how you want to live and what matters to you and making choices and taking steps to make it happen.
What's her name?
Her name is YARINGA - just like in the video title ;)
@@AdventureAdriftSailing oops.
Don't know what you're budget is but friends of our are selling their Amel Euros 46 foot for under €20,000
Wow, that sounds cheap... we already found our boat here
No I’m afraid it isn’t.
I am a bankrupt seafarer I love the sea but I have no money I'm poor, can you do me a favor one day God will do you a favor
Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️