Other than the mildew all around the exterior, gel coat in poor condition, window metal trim paint chipping, unattended rust on generator cover, oxidation on all copper valves in engine room. This boat has been sitting with zero attention for awhile. This vessel is NOT maintained correctly.
Thanks for watching! I was impressed with this one as well. Hard to believe she is nearing 25 years old. I'd gladly be the owner of her if I had the time and money available 🤠
Nice boat Except ; For four hundred grand, I want a big master with a walk around queen !! No reason for guests to be more comfortable than me ! I enjoy you videos so those need to keep coming !
Thanks PPG! I wonder what it would take to convert that bed? Looks like there is plenty of room for a queen island. Glad you enjoy my videos, and there are plenty more to come 😀
@@GarnockReviews Perhaps you should take a little time off and take a trip on the Great loop, with an extend stay at McKinley Marina in Milwaukee, and I'll come down and see the boat...👍
Great boat and if I would live in the States this would have been one that I would definitely be interested in. Great lay out and big enough for 2 persons to enjoy the boat, every now and welcoming some guests.
Thanks Dave. I couldn't help think this would be ideal for my wife and I had we the time and money. Big enough for family and friends to join you from time to time, but small enough for a couple to handle with ease 🤠
Your teasing me with the 480 Sea Ray----FYI---I'm retired now and my boat buying days are over---love to look though!!! Keep'um coming---never get tired of looking and dreaming---my wife also shares my passion----we love Sea Rays!!!
It's not as easy with new boats as the price is based on spec etc, but with brokerage boats I don't understand why more channels don't share this up front 🤷♂️
Hi Garnock Reviews, Wow this is a nice Trawler this Selene 47 for long distance cruising around the world I like the lines of this kind of trawlers the great salon/galley layout, the flybridge/boatdeck the only thing i would change is the stoof from gas to electic thanks again yhis is a great show
Unfortunately, I doubt this one will be available then. At least you have another make and model to add to your wish list if you didn't know about it already 🤠
Thanks Orlando! This one is so comfortable on the inside, it would even work as a houseboat for those that have no plans on cruising. I'm sure it will sell quickly.
if i had to say something bad about this yacht, it would be the lack of food storage. Also additional cabin space for crew members. other wise, i love it because it has everything you need in a working yacht
I thought this one did well for storage personally. I've seen similar size trawlers put an outdoor chest freezer either on the flybridge or aft cockpit. This one has the space for that if you wanted.
I recently subscribed to this channel with the recommendation that others do the same. I still appreciate your thorough yet quick-paced reviews. One thing I seemed to overlook is that there are some glaring examples of items that you make absolutely no mention of. I understand that you are reviewing yachts of varying sizes, ages and prices but there's nothing wrong with a reminder (or two) of those circumstances. Otherwise, some of your offerings may appear lacking in maintenance or value as you open hatches with obvious rust or greasy fingerprints in plain view. Thank you for an overall good review of yachts/trawlers.
Thanks Alex, I am glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate you taking the time to watch it and also leave the kind comments. I've got plenty more videos on the way that hopefully you will enjoy as well 🤠
Salene is on that short list of boat manufacturers where if I get offered to film one, the answer is yes before checking pics and specs etc. Great boats!
"Dockside queen" 😂 I'm just learning about boats, yachts, ships, and all things sea-faring, but now I know what to call sea-shy, shore-hugging craft! Thanks for another interesting review - this one is definitely NOT one of those. What a capable beauty. Agreed with the other comments about the master berth, but I'd think refitting with an island queen may be pretty doable, and besides, the V-berth that's there certainly looks wide enough! Really well-maintained vessel, props to the owners. Oh, and the engine room was surprisingly accessible for a boat of this size IMO.
Welcome to the expensive addiction that is boating 🤪 I'm glad you enjoyed the video and if you ever have any questions as you learn, feel free to ask at any time 😉
Nice boat----had a Sea Ray 340 sedan bridge and let me tell you, that 43 trawler sure is sweet. We were thinking of going live aboard and from what you showed on that 43 trawler I would very much have considered that over my sedan bridge. That boat is maintained by a loving captain and his first mate----you can definitely tell!!
Thanks Norman. I enjoy sports cruisers like your Sea Ray, but for liveaboard use trawlers are the way to go in my opinion. So much space and comfort for their size.
I'm working on final edits for one that is best of both worlds for you. A Sea Ray 480 Motor Yacht. It has the speed of a sports cruiser, but accommodation of a trawler. Should be live on my channel in the next couple of days 😉
I agree 100% I never dream of owning a super yacht with a bunch of crew. If I had the time and money, it would be something easily handled by either myself or my wife and I 🤠
Glad you enjoyed my video 🤠 Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I'm supposed to be filming another liveaboard trawler in a couple of weeks that I think you will like if you liked this one 😉
Nice Coast line Boat. Sir. Just curious as there are normally comments re Air conditioning. What about Heating.. You remarked the engine has col😅d weather start Block Heater ?
Unfortunately, I don't have access to the full spec sheet now that she is sold. I can tell you that she had a solid construction, with hot and cold AC, and both lower helm and flybridge. This one would be just as happy cruising in Alaska as she is in Florida.
Congratulations on your upcoming retirement. This would be a perfect liveaboard cruiser for your retirement goals. Island hop in the Caribbean, or go tackle the Great Loop 🤠
I saw more things that I nit picked than I said that's clever idea. The main owners cabin didn't have a night stand for a cuppa in the morning. Not a very good reading light. No Full size frig and separate washer/dryer. Didn't hear any mention of an AC Or water maker. Since it does have a two thousand mile range. But a good coastal cruiser. East or west coast.
Sorry Wayne that this one didn't tick all the boxes for you. I can confirm this one is fully air conditioned and worked like a champ when I was onboard. A lot of trawlers opt for a single washer dryer as not only is it less space, but less weight as well. As to fridge freezer, there is plenty of deck space in the aft cockpit and on the flybridge you could easily fit an outdoor fridge or freezer.
Websters definition; "boat" is a watercraft of a large range of types and sizes, but generally smaller than a ship, which is distinguished by its ability to enslave the owner to endlessly pour money into it while never filling up."
For the quality of the yacht it's very reasonably priced I really like this one especially with the 2000 mile range I'd go down the pacific coast from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦 all the way down to Cabo then la Paz, mazatlan,Puerto Vallarta,Acapulco,ixtapa, then down to Panama crossing over to the Atlantic Ocean then onto cancun, and all around there 😀 big dreamer 😀
Thanks! This one has so many cruising options from being small enough to do the Great Loop, but big enough to tackle offshore routes under 2000 miles as well 🤠
That's a Solo boat, not a Selene. They're distinguished by the island galley and unique second stateroom arrangement. They were the first few boats built by Howard Chen before Selene.
I've heard of Solo, as one of the other Selenes I filmed raised the name Solo. They are great liveaboard tralwers for their size and money. I'd love to get onboard more of them in the future as well
I think the 43, 47, and 53 all had island queen as an option. This particular example is hull number 2. I believe the newer boats in production had queens as standard
Nicely laid out and you can see it's been well maintained...I think it's a fair price too, lots of value... How to get it to The Philippines eventually (a bit further than it's indicated range, so I imagine some stops inbetween required, not a bad thing)... Another good presentation, I enjoyed much! Thanks... BTW, I'm torn between shooting for a sailing catamaran or rather something like this, it's good to compare through your walk-throughs... TC... 🙏🙏🙏 👍😎👍
This one is a traditional single diesel. I didn't see any signs of water maker while onboard or on the spec sheet. I'm assuming no, but there is plenty of room to add one if it's needed.
@@GarnockReviews It could be worse, you could be from Newfoundland. At least I can understand you (to much Still Game watching and 1 Scottish grand mother). My grand mother had a very heavy Scottish accent. After a few hits to the back of the head, I was starting to understand what she was saying.
You can take the man out of Scotland, but you can't take Scotland out the man 😆🏴 Born and raised in North Ayrshire. I moved to Florida in 2008 when I was 24 😉
I’d like to see an actual bed in the master cabin, as opposed to a V-berth and a bit finer materials in the master head. A molded fiberglass tub and a vinyl curtain just don’t cut it, I would like to see a door on that shower. A tub on a yacht is utterly preposterous, I’ve seen sailboats with them too, it’s ridiculous. When are we bathing toddlers, when we’re heeled over or when we’re rolling around at anchor? Seriously, why…😂
My understanding is that this was one of the first examples of this model line. The later models either had an island bed, or the option of an island bed in the owner cabin. I personally would prefer an island bed, but at least the infill turned this vberth into a large bed for 2 adults in comfort 😉
Not sure I follow how the price has been jacked up. However, if you are serious about buying, you should make them an offer. Worse case scenario, the owner says no thank you 🤷♂️
A lot of these trawlers are single diesel. I believe all American Tugs and Nordic Tugs are single diesel. It reduces maintenance costs and helps improve the range.
@@GarnockReviews Not sure why you would need to be a surveyor to know if a window is leaking or not. I mentioned because of stains on the wood, could be from condensation or leaking.
All those cooking fumes in the saloon yuk! May as well have an open head there too. 50' is too small 70' is bare minimum for practically and comfort, (unless your a deformed gnome)
A lot depends on your plans for cruising. Most people looking at this boat are likely considering the loop. Once you start hitting 70ft, you restrict where you are able to go. As to the galley, I like that this one in particular has as many opening hatches and doors to keep those fumes at a minimum. Besides, my inner fat kid is all for the smell of bacon 🤪
I love it and I can afford it. How long would it take one to learn to operate this boat? I only have experience with under 22 feet boats. This thing seems intimidating. How do you even dock it? Anyway, it is nice to dream about family trips in this boat. Great video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. It's actually easier than you think. You've got a power engine controlling the stern, and a powerful thruster controlling the bow, that you would grasp handling this one in no time. I'd recommend hiring a skipper for some own boat tuition and learn all the basics with experienced help by your side. In some cases, the owner would even help train a buyer since they know the boat best 🤠
There's pros and cons to single vs twin. I personally like the fact you have as many access points to help maintain the engine either for checks, maintenance, or repairs.
She's getting a LOT of attention, but technically still available as of this afternoon. If you're interested in viewing, if you email me your contact info to Boats@GarnockReviews.com, I can have the listing broker reach out directly 😉
Thanks Brian 🤠 if this was mine, I doubt I would use the flybridge much since that pilothouse is so well laid out. That being said, I love that it has the additional option of the flybridge for when you do want extra visibility / sunshine cruising 😎
@Marc Gatto I agree. I don't really understand enclosed skybridges when there is a lower helm. I'd rather have a softop flybridge so if you want enclosure, go to the pilot house.....if you want fresh air, go to the flybridge 🤠
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That is a beautiful boat. You can see just how well maintained it is.
Thanks Mark, glad you enjoyed this one 🤠
Other than the mildew all around the exterior, gel coat in poor condition, window metal trim paint chipping, unattended rust on generator cover, oxidation on all copper valves in engine room. This boat has been sitting with zero attention for awhile.
This vessel is NOT maintained correctly.
Boats are meant to look like boats. Totally agree. Nice vessel, and a great presentation!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😉
I absolutely love the look of this boat. The high bow and freeboard give it commanding presentation. Sadly it's sold.
What a great, capable and comfortable boat!
Excellent condition all things considered. Good value here.
Thanks for watching! I was impressed with this one as well. Hard to believe she is nearing 25 years old. I'd gladly be the owner of her if I had the time and money available 🤠
Nice boat Except ; For four hundred grand, I want a big master with a walk around queen !! No reason for guests to be more comfortable than me ! I enjoy you videos so those need to keep coming !
Thanks PPG! I wonder what it would take to convert that bed? Looks like there is plenty of room for a queen island. Glad you enjoy my videos, and there are plenty more to come 😀
Two words: Island queen. But what a great boat.....
Thanks Richard. I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video 🤠
Maybe a modification for the future?
The perfect trawler. Checks off a lot of my boxes. Thanks for the tour.
Thanks Rick, she would tick a lot of boxes for me too 🤠
Congratulations on your video, well done.
She's a gorgeous little yacht, would love to own this one for sure.
Thanks Jim, I appreciate it 🤠
This boat keeps popping up in my feed, and every time I watch the video I'm liking the boat more and more...
This was certainly one example where I drove home wishing I had the time and money to cast off the ropes and enjoy some long-distance cruising 🤠
@@GarnockReviews Perhaps you should take a little time off and take a trip on the Great loop, with an extend stay at McKinley Marina in Milwaukee, and I'll come down and see the boat...👍
Sounds like a great plan 😁
@@GarnockReviews While I'm sad to see that this has been sold, I don't have to torment myself with a decision anymore...
I hate to torment you more, but I'm popping another liveabord trawler video in a couple of hours 😁
Great boat and if I would live in the States this would have been one that I would definitely be interested in. Great lay out and big enough for 2 persons to enjoy the boat, every now and welcoming some guests.
Thanks Dave. I couldn't help think this would be ideal for my wife and I had we the time and money. Big enough for family and friends to join you from time to time, but small enough for a couple to handle with ease 🤠
Your teasing me with the 480 Sea Ray----FYI---I'm retired now and my boat buying days are over---love to look though!!! Keep'um coming---never get tired of looking and dreaming---my wife also shares my passion----we love Sea Rays!!!
Sea Ray is now live on my channel 😉
Thank you for putting the price in the discription! !!!
It's not as easy with new boats as the price is based on spec etc, but with brokerage boats I don't understand why more channels don't share this up front 🤷♂️
Looks like a very reliable yacht with classic lines.
I love these designs. Rugged on the outside but comfortable in the inside
What an absolute beauty. Thanks for the tour dude.
Thanks! If all goes well with everyone's schedules and weather permits, I've got 5 trawlers lined up to film in May from 23ft to 70ft! 🤠
Hi Garnock Reviews, Wow this is a nice Trawler this Selene 47 for long distance cruising around the world I like the lines of this kind of trawlers the great salon/galley layout, the flybridge/boatdeck the only thing i would change is the stoof from gas to electic thanks again yhis is a great show
Thanks Manuel, I appreciate you watching as always 🤠
This is exactly what I’m looking for in a year.
Unfortunately, I doubt this one will be available then. At least you have another make and model to add to your wish list if you didn't know about it already 🤠
These boats are very comfortable to live onboard ..... it will sell fast.
Thanks Orlando! This one is so comfortable on the inside, it would even work as a houseboat for those that have no plans on cruising. I'm sure it will sell quickly.
if i had to say something bad about this yacht, it would be the lack of food storage. Also additional cabin space for crew members. other wise, i love it because it has everything you need in a working yacht
I thought this one did well for storage personally. I've seen similar size trawlers put an outdoor chest freezer either on the flybridge or aft cockpit. This one has the space for that if you wanted.
@@GarnockReviewsVery Good. Starting to like it even better.
CREW? It's only 47 ft long. You would be in each other's way.
@@joeydepalmer4457 L O L Good answer Good answer! ! !
@@joeydepalmer4457 They could throw the engine away and make you row. Wouldn't that be special
I recently subscribed to this channel with the recommendation that others do the same. I still appreciate your thorough yet quick-paced reviews. One thing I seemed to overlook is that there are some glaring examples of items that you make absolutely no mention of. I understand that you are reviewing yachts of varying sizes, ages and prices but there's nothing wrong with a reminder (or two) of those circumstances. Otherwise, some of your offerings may appear lacking in maintenance or value as you open hatches with obvious rust or greasy fingerprints in plain view. Thank you for an overall good review of yachts/trawlers.
Thank you very much for such a detailed presentation, enjoyed every minute of it!
Thanks Alex, I am glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate you taking the time to watch it and also leave the kind comments. I've got plenty more videos on the way that hopefully you will enjoy as well 🤠
Salenes are definitely classy yachts
Salene is on that short list of boat manufacturers where if I get offered to film one, the answer is yes before checking pics and specs etc. Great boats!
"Dockside queen" 😂 I'm just learning about boats, yachts, ships, and all things sea-faring, but now I know what to call sea-shy, shore-hugging craft! Thanks for another interesting review - this one is definitely NOT one of those. What a capable beauty. Agreed with the other comments about the master berth, but I'd think refitting with an island queen may be pretty doable, and besides, the V-berth that's there certainly looks wide enough! Really well-maintained vessel, props to the owners. Oh, and the engine room was surprisingly accessible for a boat of this size IMO.
Welcome to the expensive addiction that is boating 🤪 I'm glad you enjoyed the video and if you ever have any questions as you learn, feel free to ask at any time 😉
Nice !
Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it 🤠
Nice boat----had a Sea Ray 340 sedan bridge and let me tell you, that 43 trawler sure is sweet. We were thinking of going live aboard and from what you showed on that 43 trawler I would very much have considered that over my sedan bridge. That boat is maintained by a loving captain and his first mate----you can definitely tell!!
Thanks Norman. I enjoy sports cruisers like your Sea Ray, but for liveaboard use trawlers are the way to go in my opinion. So much space and comfort for their size.
@@GarnockReviews I agree----It's going to make a nice boat for some lucky sailor!!!!
I'm working on final edits for one that is best of both worlds for you. A Sea Ray 480 Motor Yacht. It has the speed of a sports cruiser, but accommodation of a trawler. Should be live on my channel in the next couple of days 😉
I like my privacy and a nice thing about a boat this size is it can be easily owner operated, no need for a crew.
I agree 100% I never dream of owning a super yacht with a bunch of crew. If I had the time and money, it would be something easily handled by either myself or my wife and I 🤠
Absolutely gorgeous vessel my kind of interior can see my family out at sea on her.
Glad you enjoyed my video 🤠 Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I'm supposed to be filming another liveaboard trawler in a couple of weeks that I think you will like if you liked this one 😉
Nice Coast line Boat.
Sir.
Just curious as there are normally comments re Air conditioning.
What about Heating..
You remarked the engine has col😅d weather start Block Heater ?
Unfortunately, I don't have access to the full spec sheet now that she is sold. I can tell you that she had a solid construction, with hot and cold AC, and both lower helm and flybridge. This one would be just as happy cruising in Alaska as she is in Florida.
One more year and I retire. I'll sell my house and looking for the exact boat to move on! What a beauty!
Congratulations on your upcoming retirement. This would be a perfect liveaboard cruiser for your retirement goals. Island hop in the Caribbean, or go tackle the Great Loop 🤠
Thanks for the nice tour ,
Thanks Chandra, glad you enjoyed it 🤠
I saw more things that I nit picked than I said that's clever idea.
The main owners cabin didn't have a night stand for a cuppa in the morning. Not a very good reading light. No Full size frig and separate washer/dryer. Didn't hear any mention of an AC
Or water maker. Since it does have a two thousand mile range. But a good coastal cruiser. East or west coast.
Sorry Wayne that this one didn't tick all the boxes for you. I can confirm this one is fully air conditioned and worked like a champ when I was onboard.
A lot of trawlers opt for a single washer dryer as not only is it less space, but less weight as well. As to fridge freezer, there is plenty of deck space in the aft cockpit and on the flybridge you could easily fit an outdoor fridge or freezer.
its a boat not a laundramat
Websters definition; "boat" is a watercraft of a large range of types and sizes, but generally smaller than a ship, which is distinguished by its ability to enslave the owner to endlessly pour money into it while never filling up."
For the quality of the yacht it's very reasonably priced I really like this one especially with the 2000 mile range I'd go down the pacific coast from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦 all the way down to Cabo then la Paz, mazatlan,Puerto Vallarta,Acapulco,ixtapa, then down to Panama crossing over to the Atlantic Ocean then onto cancun, and all around there 😀 big dreamer 😀
Thanks! This one has so many cruising options from being small enough to do the Great Loop, but big enough to tackle offshore routes under 2000 miles as well 🤠
That's a Solo boat, not a Selene. They're distinguished by the island galley and unique second stateroom arrangement. They were the first few boats built by Howard Chen before Selene.
I've heard of Solo, as one of the other Selenes I filmed raised the name Solo. They are great liveaboard tralwers for their size and money. I'd love to get onboard more of them in the future as well
Beautiful boat! Greetings from Thailand!
Thank you! I love how wide spread TH-cam allows my videos to reach! Thanks for watching 🤠
Beautiful, if only I had the money
This was certainly one of those boats where I drove home wishing I had the time and money to make a serious offer. Maybe some day 🤷♂️
@@GarnockReviews one can only hope
Yeah and you need more than just the money to pay for it. It's too much work if you do all the maintenance yourself.
Beautiful
Great Video and Cool Accent!
Thank you 😊
Beautiful!!!
Thanks Rodney, glad you enjoyed it 🤠
Loki’s close to what I’m looking to purchase. I want an island queen bed no v birth for an owners cabin
Thanks Scott for watching. I'm curious if it is easy to convert 🤔 It has the room, just not sure what would be involved and at what cost
@@GarnockReviews does the 43 have the island queen? I think so
I think the 43, 47, and 53 all had island queen as an option. This particular example is hull number 2. I believe the newer boats in production had queens as standard
lol be these Selenes strong value well laid out I’m still looking. Great video presentation on all your videos! Thank you!
Lovely boat cannot fault it.
Thanks for watching and glad you liked it. I've got a Nordic Tug 37 and a 53ft Defever trawler coming soon you might enjoy as well 😉
Nicely laid out and you can see it's been well maintained...I think it's a fair price too, lots of value...
How to get it to The Philippines eventually (a bit further than it's indicated range, so I imagine some stops inbetween required, not a bad thing)...
Another good presentation, I enjoyed much! Thanks...
BTW, I'm torn between shooting for a sailing catamaran or rather something like this, it's good to compare through your walk-throughs...
TC...
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try shopping in malasia... plenty of boats there. or even better.. for this price you can get one built to your specification in the PH.
@@jstefa2 Super ideas...Definitely will do this...Thanks...
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Very nice...
No pony engine?
No water maker?
This one is a traditional single diesel. I didn't see any signs of water maker while onboard or on the spec sheet. I'm assuming no, but there is plenty of room to add one if it's needed.
Been saving up for this very boat for over 40 years and still can’t afford it..
On the plus side, I'm 39, so you are at least 1 year ahead of me 🤪
If i sold my house in Edinburgh I could afford that, maybe not the upkeep but hiven me hope..
I've got a few liveaboards to film in June to share with everyone that I think you will enjoy too 🤠
The thing for me that sells this boat is the Scottish guy who is talking
I love my accent.......TH-cams auto close caption translation, not so much 🤪
@@GarnockReviews It could be worse, you could be from Newfoundland. At least I can understand you (to much Still Game watching and 1 Scottish grand mother). My grand mother had a very heavy Scottish accent. After a few hits to the back of the head, I was starting to understand what she was saying.
No wing engine?
Not in this one. I read about another trawler that didn't have a wing engine to give more access in the engine room instead 🤷♂️
ID LIKE TO REACH OUT TO YOU IM READY TO BUY
If you can email your full contact details, I can forward it on to the broker. Best email for me is Boats@GarnockReviews.com. Thanks!!
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LOVE THIS TRAWLER. WHERE IS IT BERTHED AT PRESENT?
Thanks!! She's lying in Jacksonville, Florida 🤠
1500 hours on the generator and an unused stove?
is it still available??
She is still available but getting a lot of interest. If you are serious about viewing etc, I would recommend you act fast on this one 😉
1600 hours on the engine. Zero hours on the stove.
Tell me you don’t have a wife without telling me you don’t have a wife.
So are ye fae the Glen?
You can take the man out of Scotland, but you can't take Scotland out the man 😆🏴 Born and raised in North Ayrshire. I moved to Florida in 2008 when I was 24 😉
@@GarnockReviews Glen Garnock/Bieth,worked at the steelworks.
Small world!!
I’d like to see an actual bed in the master cabin, as opposed to a V-berth and a bit finer materials in the master head. A molded fiberglass tub and a vinyl curtain just don’t cut it, I would like to see a door on that shower. A tub on a yacht is utterly preposterous, I’ve seen sailboats with them too, it’s ridiculous. When are we bathing toddlers, when we’re heeled over or when we’re rolling around at anchor? Seriously, why…😂
My understanding is that this was one of the first examples of this model line. The later models either had an island bed, or the option of an island bed in the owner cabin. I personally would prefer an island bed, but at least the infill turned this vberth into a large bed for 2 adults in comfort 😉
She is a BEAUTY! I am sure ready to buy today, my wife, says NFW......
I think my wife has nightmares of me winning the lotto as then a boat would appear 🤪
50 dollar's off 400 thousand, that should be a warning that the price has been jacked up. 😂
Not sure I follow how the price has been jacked up. However, if you are serious about buying, you should make them an offer. Worse case scenario, the owner says no thank you 🤷♂️
Shame about the single diesel:(
A lot of these trawlers are single diesel. I believe all American Tugs and Nordic Tugs are single diesel. It reduces maintenance costs and helps improve the range.
Windows leak?
I'm not a surveyor, but at face value, I'm not aware of any leaking issues.
@@GarnockReviews Not sure why you would need to be a surveyor to know if a window is leaking or not. I mentioned because of stains on the wood, could be from condensation or leaking.
What language is this guy apeaking. I don't recognize it.
English 🤦♂️
A Selene is not a real open ocean boat as it has only one engine.
Most cargo ships, oil tankers, commercial offshore fishing boats only have 1 prop in the water too 😉
@@GarnockReviews Then you can buy one and head out, I will pass.
Nice boat... in this market; way over priced (IMO)... $250K maybe.
Thanks for watching 🤠 If you can find a Selene like this for around $250k, you would be a very lucky eagle 😉
This boat would be an awesome Mississippi River cruiser
I agree 100%. I like that she has both a flybridge and a pilot house giving you best of both worlds.
never knew they built these in china. rather depressing as it is a beautiful ship
SEEMS TO CHEAP FOR THE BOAT OOPS i MEAN, seems too cheap for the boat, $400K asking, what did she sell for?
This one gained loads of attention. Not sure the exact figure, but with demand as high, I'd be surprised if it was close to full asking
Way too many commercials.👎👎👎
Sorry Billy, but that's a TH-cam thing rather than my video or channel. On the plus side, it's what helps keep TH-cam free for everyone to enjoy 😉
All those cooking fumes in the saloon yuk!
May as well have an open head there too.
50' is too small 70' is bare minimum for practically and comfort, (unless your a deformed gnome)
A lot depends on your plans for cruising. Most people looking at this boat are likely considering the loop. Once you start hitting 70ft, you restrict where you are able to go. As to the galley, I like that this one in particular has as many opening hatches and doors to keep those fumes at a minimum. Besides, my inner fat kid is all for the smell of bacon 🤪
I love it and I can afford it. How long would it take one to learn to operate this boat? I only have experience with under 22 feet boats. This thing seems intimidating. How do you even dock it? Anyway, it is nice to dream about family trips in this boat. Great video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. It's actually easier than you think. You've got a power engine controlling the stern, and a powerful thruster controlling the bow, that you would grasp handling this one in no time. I'd recommend hiring a skipper for some own boat tuition and learn all the basics with experienced help by your side. In some cases, the owner would even help train a buyer since they know the boat best 🤠
How far can this beautiful boat sail on a full tank? And what’s the MPG average? And what’s the fuel capacity?
Ballpark, the spec shows 2000 miles @ 8 knots from 950 gallons as a rough estimate. Very capable, and very economical for her size 🤠
Nice chunk of boat for four hundred grand
I'd rename her Little Ship 😁
The single engine is the only thing I could find that’s not real appealing.
There's pros and cons to single vs twin. I personally like the fact you have as many access points to help maintain the engine either for checks, maintenance, or repairs.
@@GarnockReviews well, walking around your engine doesn’t do much for you when you’re halfway to the Bahamas and your engine blows up.
still on the market?
She's getting a LOT of attention, but technically still available as of this afternoon. If you're interested in viewing, if you email me your contact info to Boats@GarnockReviews.com, I can have the listing broker reach out directly 😉
Great walkaround....i didn't realize these had so little forward visibility from the flybridge. That pilothouse makes up for it though!
Thanks Brian 🤠 if this was mine, I doubt I would use the flybridge much since that pilothouse is so well laid out. That being said, I love that it has the additional option of the flybridge for when you do want extra visibility / sunshine cruising 😎
Softop FB is nice. Gives you options. Lovely vessel.
@Marc Gatto I agree. I don't really understand enclosed skybridges when there is a lower helm. I'd rather have a softop flybridge so if you want enclosure, go to the pilot house.....if you want fresh air, go to the flybridge 🤠
@@GarnockReviews I've had a look at her specs. Very tidy. If my 42' sport fishing boat was sold I would be down to Florida for a look!
Is this still available?
I know it's had a lot of attention but last I knew, she was still technically available.