At the least! Needs a lot of work. If a boat needs this much cosmetic work you can count on a lot more necessary work to start cruising or living on full time.
Jordan, While I like looking at the Power boats you show. As affordable liveaboard boats. The one thing that you always seem to gloss over. Is taking more time to talk about its electronics. Or other equipment on board. Example. On this boat. You did not even bother opening the Hall closet. Maybe there could have been a Washer and dryer in there. Probably wasnt. However, Seeing this closet. Could have given someone an idea if you could install a Washer/Dryer in there during a Refit. No mention as to how many hours on the motors. Or if they have been rebuilt. You rush through the boats. To be honest. I currently Live in Illinois. I am moving to Florida in August. And I am currently looking for a LiveABoard boat. These videos. Help people like me to see what is out there. Brokers dont always advertise every boat. Only the ones they want you to see. Im sorry for my rant. I know its long. I just wish you would take more time. And actually talk about the boat. Thanks for reading this.
I estimate the fair price would be closer to $130k ! Teak is shot ! Gel coat needs lots of work ! The word "cosmetic" work does not apply to the amount of refinishing and repair/refitting needed !
Great tour. While this is advertised as a "Trawler" a boat with two MAN D 2866 LE 401 for a total of 900 horsepower is hardly a trawler, more like a Performance Offshore Cruiser. Needs a lot of work, there's surely major rot under those decks, the upper cabin roof is in bad shape, the whole interior needs paint, and no doubt once you get into this thing you're going to find soft spots everywhere. $100K purchase, 2000 hours of sweat equity and $30000 in supplies and you'd have a nice fuel guzzler :)
Dude, so, so, so much work needed. Everywhere you look! This is called a pilot house motor yacht, not a trawler. BTW, that "thing" in the front to keep the water off is called a Portuguese Bridge. If you want to see nicer arrangements in the same size, check out 1980's pilot house motor yachts.
@@howardwilson3821 of course you can . it all depends where in the world you buy . A Hatteras 56 1989 in very good condition recently sold at Ramsgate harbour in the UK for 110K . I've seen fully functional ones in superb condition the states for less than 75K . Don't be a mug .and believe everything you see on you tube mate !! this video is an advert not a documentary !! 🤣🤣
I'd love this as a fixer upper boat, but they'd need to knock about 150k off that price for all the work that needs to be done and to upgrade things they way I'd want it. I'd basically but almost the whole thing, and design a whole new interior as there seems to be a lot of wasted space and all that wiring and surfaces needs replaced
A day head on a 60' yacht! Wow that's awesome to have, something you never see on a 60'er, yeah needs some cosmetic work, but man I'd love to have it!👍✌️
How about that canvas cut out for the grill ? How long into cooking your food before the canvas catches on fire ? The grill itself is a red flag if other areas are this thoughtfully configured !
I like the upper layout, strange using all that area in the stern for storage instead of a berth area, wonder what drove the decisions of the design, maybe for hunting salvageable wrecks?
She is a money pit for sure, but I hope she can find someone to love her. Dose make my head hurt on what they were going for when they design her. I just can't get smuggler out of my head. One things for sure she's in a class all of her own!
Prime example of a "handyman special" in the design, materials and assembly of the accommodations. The word "joinery" has very little application here.
Good bones but a quarter million? They'd have to come down a lot considering even doing the work yourself it would cost at least their asking plus some to bring her back to life. For someone younger with the funds this could be one hell of a project and or career. Considering how well boat fixer upper channels do today on TH-cam it could be a business, home on the water and investment into the future all rolled into one...
Generally when the cosmetics are that rough (not just a “little” as you say)….mechanicals are even rougher. This boat was treated with disdain. Your “review” lacks important info…engine/generator hours? Have they been overhauled? Do they need overhaul? This was a beautiful boat just 26 years ago. This poor condition didn’t happen overnight. It shows abuse…or perhaps even a “salvage” situation.
Hey guys. I watch all your videos. We are shopping for a boat and not sure if we want a troller style, Giant mono or a 40-50ft Cat. we watch TH-cam on our tv so your description doesent appear for us, we have to go to the computer to look it up what the asking price for a boat you show costs. Is there anyway you could just mention the price in the video? then if we/ people are wanting to know more we can go look it up and follow up with it. Thanks if you can .
If the price is mentioned in the video, then they can't correct if the price is changed. You can't just take it out of the video and slip in a new reference. If it stays in the description, you can always make a quick change if you need to.
@@norarivkis2513 but this channel is not a brokerage site. its a touring site to show what they look like over all and what the asking price is. the world is moving away from watching videos on computers, watching on phones, tablets, who doesent have a smart tv now that they can watch everything on, putting a asking price as of the date of the video is not a contract that it has to be for sale for ever at that price. but its just information of what the seller is asking as of the time of the video production. its not likely that a person will have been able to save or set that larger amount of money aside to buy a large dollar item like a boat if they cant figure out that it was only the asking price when the video was made...there are other people making these style of videos also. who do put the asking price in the video. we've started to watch them also. Just trying to help these kids stay relevant .
@@wetcoastnoel Most people I know watch videos primarily on their tablets or phones, not on televisions -- in fact, I know fewer and fewer people who bother to own a television at all, because it's so much more convenient to watch everything on phone or tablet -- and you can easily pull up the description on a phone or tablet; I do it all the time. So it looks like they're "staying relevant" just fine for the sector of the population in my circles... but I don't make the mistake of confusing "people like me" necessarily for "people in general." I trust the channel hosts to be tracking the needs of their own viewers better than either you or I are doing. They're the ones who would know whether people are watching _their_ channel mostly on TVs or mostly on tablets and phones. But I would find it really irritating to get information on my video that I couldn't assume was correct anymore. This whole thing is not nearly as one-sided as you think it is, because you're not taking into account the existence of anybody who isn't just like you.
very odd layout . seems conventional at first `then loses the plot complexity the further you go on the tour ! unless its very cheap thats a hard sell . needs a complete refit
The problem is that this is a project boat. But project boat people can’t afford a 60 foot project unless it’s a sailboat. The owner of this boat will not get out of it unless they come across someone as dumb as they were. This is unlikely.
Hope Randi is okay - she hasn't been around much. Maybe you could stay home with the baby and she could do a tour. I don't know anything about the costs of fixing a 60' boat. I like the fact you are finding interesting boats. They may not be "great"boats but they are different. There is a lot of the same thing on other boat channels, and they go for the pretty ones, you are willing to look at cheaper fixer upper boats.
It was interesting to look around this small ship. You seem to be doing powerboats fairly often these days. Are there no more sailboats to tour? BTW - There's a video showing up to the right of your video that seems to be about a "long range trawler" power boat. I'm not going to click on it because I'm not really interested in power boats. Probably lots of places I could look if I did want to tour power boats. I'm just not motivated to do so. PS - Months ago you mentioned or hinted at what kind of new sailboat (catamaran) you were going to get. There's been no word about that topic for a LONG time. Do you have anything new about that? Maybe that only involved the used trimaran you bought and are working on.
There are many of us that requested they tour motor yachts as well as sail It broadens their nautical experience as well as many ot their audience The key 🔑 word here is BOATS 🚢 ⛵ makes no difference the type Before I bought the live-aboard yacht I have owned for the last 2 1/2 years I actually went and toured one of the 65 foot sailboats that they featured I for one am very happy they now include motor yachts !!!
@@stephensmalldridge9504 Well, there can be a very big difference between sailboats and power boats. With power boats, what you lose in rigging and sails you gain at the power end. One or more large engines that require more maintenance, lots more fuel. Obviously a mono hull sailboat also has a very different hull shape than a power boat. My sailboat is a simple 20 foot mono hull with an equally simple 4 hp outboard for auxiliary power, if needed. I will always favor monohull sailboats over a strictly power boat. And as for a bigger sailboat, I love what Sailing Uma has done with their simplified electric drive. No small/medium sized, smelly, diesel to maintain and "feed". And hey, Jordan and Randy were doing electric too before they stopped (paused) sailing. All in all, I favor sailboat tours and have little to no interest in power boat tours. And "type" of boat CAN make a huge difference. And, . . . to some people it may not.
@@scyz2807 well, I've been a sea captain for a living for 50 years I've captained everything from large commercial shrimp trawlers, large scuba excursion boats, to passenger and cargo ships And live on my motor yacht I've also owned large and small sail boats So obviously I know what boats are all about From putting food on the table to providing the table to put the food on Most yachts and quality commercial boats have engine rooms you could eat off of the deck in Far from smelly You have the right to your opinion and the option not to click on what your not interested in As they have the right to broaden their nautical Horizons Some of us are glad they have I for one am, and have followed them since video 1 And even gone and looked to purchase boats that they toured
@@stephensmalldridge9504 I don't have a sailing TH-cam channel, but I started sailing when I was about 15 years old. I'm 66 now so that's 51 years. I have owned 5 or 6 small day sailers. You can't be a slouch and sail a 12 - 16 foot sailboat. My current boat was made by a company with Yacht in it's name. I'd call mine a Pocket Yacht. It's a Paceship P2-20 if you're interested. I was lucky to be able to afford it. So, I'm not so far from where Jordan and Randy started out. (I was very happy to meet them at the 2019 US Sailboat Show) I my case, I don't sail oceans but large lakes - because they are what is closest. The Finger Lakes to be specific. Honestly, a 20 foot sailboat would not do well in huge lake or ocean sailing during other than perfect weather. I love the power of nature and using it to propel me from here to there. I love the interactive nature of sailing. You can't be lazy and sail a sailboat (except those that have an auto pilot). You can be VERY lazy and point a power boat here or there. I also have a highly negative view of power boats that rip the mufflers off their engines. They are literal criminals in violation of the law. I'm not saying that you are in that class of power boaters. But sailboats are much more nature friendly. I only wish the wind could power my car. PS - In a year's season of sailing I burn lees than a gallon of fuel. Probably closer to a pint.
@@scyz2807 yes, I'm fully aware of what you are saying And respect it However you are one person This Chanel reaches many many people Many of which are small families seeking not only adventure, but affordable floating housing There is room for us all If you think a work boat is a lazy man's job, you're highly misinformed A shrimp trawler has far more lines to have to handle with a capstan with thousands of pounds working against them many many times a night Often in severe weather and high seas 🌊 This goes on night and day But produces the shrimp 🍤 and seafood most people love Not to mention the houses, education and living they provide for hundreds of thousands of people These Trawler yachts are a direct result representation of those boats They have their well deserved place in the nautical world And I am very pleased to see them represented here Before you call comercial seamen lazy, you should go try it for one day Better yet There are thousands of videos on here about the insanely hard life of the commercial Seafarer
Jordan did mention that it was an estate sale situation. That it might/could be sold for less. Also, depending on the results of a serious survey, many of the things needed to be done to fix this boat up may be DIY projects. However, just keeping this boat in a marina at 60 feet in length, while she's being fixed up, would cost a nice chunk of change every year. This is clearly not an "On a shoe string budget" kind of project boat.
@@scyz2807 belive me i know about about expensive boats and what they cost. I already have two sailboats. 40 and 53 foot. With the amount of work needed on that boat its not worth 100k.
You talk soo much, and yet say absolutely nothing…. The hatches are to downstairs, this is the windless… the head is over here…. There’s storage behind the settee…. Bla bla bla You could not say a word, put on some music, and we would all get the same information.. say something interesting for once!
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Who owns this boat The Muppets? The main Salon is decorated like a preschool classroom🤣
This is a project boat in need of Deep Pockets but the listed price will keep many away. Subtract around 125,000.00 to get it gone.
At the least! Needs a lot of work. If a boat needs this much cosmetic work you can count on a lot more necessary work to start cruising or living on full time.
Jordan, While I like looking at the Power boats you show. As affordable liveaboard boats. The one thing that you always seem to gloss over. Is taking more time to talk about its electronics. Or other equipment on board. Example. On this boat. You did not even bother opening the Hall closet. Maybe there could have been a Washer and dryer in there. Probably wasnt. However, Seeing this closet. Could have given someone an idea if you could install a Washer/Dryer in there during a Refit. No mention as to how many hours on the motors. Or if they have been rebuilt. You rush through the boats. To be honest. I currently Live in Illinois. I am moving to Florida in August. And I am currently looking for a LiveABoard boat. These videos. Help people like me to see what is out there. Brokers dont always advertise every boat. Only the ones they want you to see. Im sorry for my rant. I know its long. I just wish you would take more time. And actually talk about the boat. Thanks for reading this.
I estimate the fair price would be closer to $130k ! Teak is shot ! Gel coat needs lots of work ! The word "cosmetic" work does not apply to the amount of refinishing and repair/refitting needed !
Great tour. While this is advertised as a "Trawler" a boat with two MAN D 2866 LE 401 for a total of 900 horsepower is hardly a trawler, more like a Performance Offshore Cruiser. Needs a lot of work, there's surely major rot under those decks, the upper cabin roof is in bad shape, the whole interior needs paint, and no doubt once you get into this thing you're going to find soft spots everywhere. $100K purchase, 2000 hours of sweat equity and $30000 in supplies and you'd have a nice fuel guzzler :)
"New York Apartment" pricing too. I would bet that hull looks like Barnum's Bearded Lady with acne.
Dude, so, so, so much work needed. Everywhere you look! This is called a pilot house motor yacht, not a trawler. BTW, that "thing" in the front to keep the water off is called a Portuguese Bridge. If you want to see nicer arrangements in the same size, check out 1980's pilot house motor yachts.
Not to mention the rear deck aka Swim platform...the list goes on and on....
Breathtaking when you fill the fuel tank
$259,000 ??? Are they joking? Aside from the bizarre cabin layout, this thing needs about $400,000 to refit.
they must be joking !!! thats a sub 100K boat in its current condition . for the same money you can buy a completely sorted Hatteras 58 !!
@@justinlinnane8043 lets see you buy that Hatteras 58 for 100k! lmao
@@howardwilson3821 of course you can . it all depends where in the world you buy . A Hatteras 56 1989 in very good condition recently sold at Ramsgate harbour in the UK for 110K . I've seen fully functional ones in superb condition the states for less than 75K . Don't be a mug .and believe everything you see on you tube mate !! this video is an advert not a documentary !! 🤣🤣
The Main Deck day head is great . To many builders seem to forget that people got to go .
I'd love this as a fixer upper boat, but they'd need to knock about 150k off that price for all the work that needs to be done and to upgrade things they way I'd want it. I'd basically but almost the whole thing, and design a whole new interior as there seems to be a lot of wasted space and all that wiring and surfaces needs replaced
That could really be a blank canvas. Gut the living space for 2 master suites. Gut the salon and modernize. Galley refit….a blank canvas.
Big boat with a kind of strange cabin layout. Almost like a day-cruiser, except it's huge...
Congratulations on your 100k subscribers!! :-)
Visible wood damage everywhere, imagine the hidden areas..
I think we need clarification on the word 'budget'.
A day head on a 60' yacht! Wow that's awesome to have, something you never see on a 60'er, yeah needs some cosmetic work, but man I'd love to have it!👍✌️
People need to learn the difference between Custom Built....and Home Made... would you feel safe 50--100 miles off shore.??
Gosh it needs a lot of work. Is this price really reflecting this?
Freezer? Ice maker? A/C? Wacky cabin layout.
How about that canvas cut out for the grill ? How long into cooking your food before the canvas catches on fire ? The grill itself is a red flag if other areas are this thoughtfully configured !
Great project , Id be a liitle worried with all the visible water in the bilge during the lazarette part of the tour
I like the upper layout, strange using all that area in the stern for storage instead of a berth area, wonder what drove the decisions of the design, maybe for hunting salvageable wrecks?
I heard it used to be a scuba charter but🤷🏼♂️
I think it's a great boat for the price,. It just needs its interior updated and some new fiberglass on the forward upper deck...
Only saw this boat now. In itself a nice design, but it will need 200.000 - 300.000 in refit cost. So very curious what it sold for, any idea ?
She is a money pit for sure, but I hope she can find someone to love her. Dose make my head hurt on what they were going for when they design her. I just can't get smuggler out of my head. One things for sure she's in a class all of her own!
Adding this to my list of “Fleming’s I might actually be able to afford one day”
Very strange layout, lots of wasted space beneath the main deck and in need of some serious safety modifications.
needs a lot of work , and it's very claustrophobic inside .
Prime example of a "handyman special" in the design, materials and assembly of the accommodations. The word "joinery" has very little application here.
Good bones but a quarter million?
They'd have to come down a lot considering even doing the work yourself it would cost at least their asking plus some to bring her back to life. For someone younger with the funds this could be one hell of a project and or career. Considering how well boat fixer upper channels do today on TH-cam it could be a business, home on the water and investment into the future all rolled into one...
Did I miss it, or were there no laundry facilities?
Basket and long rope
Generally when the cosmetics are that rough (not just a “little” as you say)….mechanicals are even rougher. This boat was treated with disdain. Your “review” lacks important info…engine/generator hours? Have they been overhauled? Do they need overhaul? This was a beautiful boat just 26 years ago. This poor condition didn’t happen overnight. It shows abuse…or perhaps even a “salvage” situation.
Is this boat still for sale.and what's the fuel tankage.
Hey guys. I watch all your videos. We are shopping for a boat and not sure if we want a troller style, Giant mono or a 40-50ft Cat. we watch TH-cam on our tv so your description doesent appear for us, we have to go to the computer to look it up what the asking price for a boat you show costs. Is there anyway you could just mention the price in the video? then if we/ people are wanting to know more we can go look it up and follow up with it.
Thanks if you can .
its in the descriptions :)
@@citizentrucker
The description doesn't show in the Android TH-cam TV OS, they said that already.
If the price is mentioned in the video, then they can't correct if the price is changed. You can't just take it out of the video and slip in a new reference. If it stays in the description, you can always make a quick change if you need to.
@@norarivkis2513 but this channel is not a brokerage site. its a touring site to show what they look like over all and what the asking price is. the world is moving away from watching videos on computers, watching on phones, tablets, who doesent have a smart tv now that they can watch everything on, putting a asking price as of the date of the video is not a contract that it has to be for sale for ever at that price. but its just information of what the seller is asking as of the time of the video production. its not likely that a person will have been able to save or set that larger amount of money aside to buy a large dollar item like a boat if they cant figure out that it was only the asking price when the video was made...there are other people making these style of videos also. who do put the asking price in the video. we've started to watch them also. Just trying to help these kids stay relevant .
@@wetcoastnoel Most people I know watch videos primarily on their tablets or phones, not on televisions -- in fact, I know fewer and fewer people who bother to own a television at all, because it's so much more convenient to watch everything on phone or tablet -- and you can easily pull up the description on a phone or tablet; I do it all the time. So it looks like they're "staying relevant" just fine for the sector of the population in my circles... but I don't make the mistake of confusing "people like me" necessarily for "people in general."
I trust the channel hosts to be tracking the needs of their own viewers better than either you or I are doing. They're the ones who would know whether people are watching _their_ channel mostly on TVs or mostly on tablets and phones. But I would find it really irritating to get information on my video that I couldn't assume was correct anymore. This whole thing is not nearly as one-sided as you think it is, because you're not taking into account the existence of anybody who isn't just like you.
colors don't get it for me! that would be the first i would change.
Congrats on passing 100K subscribers. In the end I don't think this worth the price. As you said this is an estate sale and they can be weird.
Do you realize your emblem on the bottom right covers the stats of the boat? Frustrating.
That boat is in need of a lot of work at least 200 thousand worth
What's it ike getting the tender up on the top deck when it's windy?
very odd layout . seems conventional at first `then loses the plot complexity the further you go on the tour ! unless its very cheap thats a hard sell . needs a complete refit
The problem is that this is a project boat. But project boat people can’t afford a 60 foot project unless it’s a sailboat. The owner of this boat will not get out of it unless they come across someone as dumb as they were. This is unlikely.
If someone could pick it up for 175 to 200k that would be a deal then use the money saved to do a small refit she needs some love.
I like the walkthrough but you really need to learn about boats, and use the proper terminology for everything. Thanks
Hope Randi is okay - she hasn't been around much. Maybe you could stay home with the baby and she could do a tour. I don't know anything about the costs of fixing a 60' boat. I like the fact you are finding interesting boats. They may not be "great"boats but they are different. There is a lot of the same thing on other boat channels, and they go for the pretty ones, you are willing to look at cheaper fixer upper boats.
It was interesting to look around this small ship. You seem to be doing powerboats fairly often these days. Are there no more sailboats to tour? BTW - There's a video showing up to the right of your video that seems to be about a "long range trawler" power boat. I'm not going to click on it because I'm not really interested in power boats. Probably lots of places I could look if I did want to tour power boats. I'm just not motivated to do so.
PS - Months ago you mentioned or hinted at what kind of new sailboat (catamaran) you were going to get. There's been no word about that topic for a LONG time. Do you have anything new about that? Maybe that only involved the used trimaran you bought and are working on.
There are many of us that requested they tour motor yachts as well as sail
It broadens their nautical experience as well as many ot their audience
The key 🔑 word here is
BOATS 🚢 ⛵ makes no difference the type
Before I bought the live-aboard yacht I have owned for the last 2 1/2 years
I actually went and toured one of the 65 foot sailboats that they featured
I for one am very happy they now include motor yachts !!!
@@stephensmalldridge9504 Well, there can be a very big difference between sailboats and power boats. With power boats, what you lose in rigging and sails you gain at the power end. One or more large engines that require more maintenance, lots more fuel. Obviously a mono hull sailboat also has a very different hull shape than a power boat. My sailboat is a simple 20 foot mono hull with an equally simple 4 hp outboard for auxiliary power, if needed. I will always favor monohull sailboats over a strictly power boat. And as for a bigger sailboat, I love what Sailing Uma has done with their simplified electric drive. No small/medium sized, smelly, diesel to maintain and "feed". And hey, Jordan and Randy were doing electric too before they stopped (paused) sailing. All in all, I favor sailboat tours and have little to no interest in power boat tours. And "type" of boat CAN make a huge difference. And, . . . to some people it may not.
@@scyz2807 well, I've been a sea captain for a living for 50 years
I've captained everything from large commercial shrimp trawlers, large scuba excursion boats, to passenger and cargo ships
And live on my motor yacht
I've also owned large and small sail boats
So obviously I know what boats are all about
From putting food on the table to providing the table to put the food on
Most yachts and quality commercial boats have engine rooms you could eat off of the deck in
Far from smelly
You have the right to your opinion and the option not to click on what your not interested in
As they have the right to broaden their nautical Horizons
Some of us are glad they have
I for one am, and have followed them since video 1
And even gone and looked to purchase boats that they toured
@@stephensmalldridge9504 I don't have a sailing TH-cam channel, but I started sailing when I was about 15 years old. I'm 66 now so that's 51 years. I have owned 5 or 6 small day sailers. You can't be a slouch and sail a 12 - 16 foot sailboat.
My current boat was made by a company with Yacht in it's name. I'd call mine a Pocket Yacht. It's a Paceship P2-20 if you're interested. I was lucky to be able to afford it. So, I'm not so far from where Jordan and Randy started out. (I was very happy to meet them at the 2019 US Sailboat Show)
I my case, I don't sail oceans but large lakes - because they are what is closest. The Finger Lakes to be specific. Honestly, a 20 foot sailboat would not do well in huge lake or ocean sailing during other than perfect weather.
I love the power of nature and using it to propel me from here to there. I love the interactive nature of sailing. You can't be lazy and sail a sailboat (except those that have an auto pilot). You can be VERY lazy and point a power boat here or there.
I also have a highly negative view of power boats that rip the mufflers off their engines. They are literal criminals in violation of the law. I'm not saying that you are in that class of power boaters. But sailboats are much more nature friendly. I only wish the wind could power my car. PS - In a year's season of sailing I burn lees than a gallon of fuel. Probably closer to a pint.
@@scyz2807 yes, I'm fully aware of what you are saying
And respect it
However you are one person
This Chanel reaches many many people
Many of which are small families seeking not only adventure, but affordable floating housing
There is room for us all
If you think a work boat is a lazy man's job, you're highly misinformed
A shrimp trawler has far more lines to have to handle with a capstan with thousands of pounds working against them many many times a night
Often in severe weather and high seas 🌊
This goes on night and day
But produces the shrimp 🍤 and seafood most people love
Not to mention the houses, education and living they provide for hundreds of thousands of people
These Trawler yachts are a direct result representation of those boats
They have their well deserved place in the nautical world
And I am very pleased to see them represented here
Before you call comercial seamen lazy, you should go try it for one day
Better yet
There are thousands of videos on here about the insanely hard life of the commercial Seafarer
They are asking way too much for that boat. That boat needs 100's of thousands in repairs. Not worth it at all.
Jordan did mention that it was an estate sale situation. That it might/could be sold for less. Also, depending on the results of a serious survey, many of the things needed to be done to fix this boat up may be DIY projects. However, just keeping this boat in a marina at 60 feet in length, while she's being fixed up, would cost a nice chunk of change every year. This is clearly not an "On a shoe string budget" kind of project boat.
@@scyz2807 belive me i know about about expensive boats and what they cost. I already have two sailboats. 40 and 53 foot. With the amount of work needed on that boat its not worth 100k.
@@jeffreyalberson9742 I accept your expertise. But "could be sold for less" would certainly fit with a price of less than 100K . : - )
Not worth even close to the money asked. Nice view though.
such a shame that people consider anything below 2 meters full standing headroom. Nice boat, but clearly made forlittle people.
Not much boat for that money.
Prefer the sail boat tours..
Prefer the power boat tours. That's why they do both.
You seem a bit out of your depth with this maybe you should do a bit more homework on these types of boats.
It is grossly over priced
Small boat for 60 feet…
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Think you need to stick to blow boats as it doesnt seem you know much about power boats, sorry
Painful to watch.
just go get your hair did
You talk soo much, and yet say absolutely nothing….
The hatches are to downstairs, this is the windless… the head is over here…. There’s storage behind the settee…. Bla bla bla
You could not say a word, put on some music, and we would all get the same information.. say something interesting for once!
Hideous layout!
I think you lost your focus!
Too many ads. Unsubscribed.