SPRING SAILING! A Warwick 42 Sailboat for sale | EP35
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- In Noank, Connecticut, we find a bluewater sailboat for sale. She's a New Zealand-made Alan Warwick design Cardinal 42 sailboat built for racing and circumnavigation. The current owner loves to single-hand her and has made some very clever alterations.... including a tweak to the Monitor steering system as well as an innovative solution to seal a tired teak deck.
Here's the best part.... WE WENT SAILING ON HER!!! It was an amazing spring day and we got some much-needed vitamin D.
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email the owner: jwslyham@gmail.com
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00:00-03:42 Intro & Background
03:43-06:40 Hull
07:11-12:54 Cockpit & Foredeck
12:55-14:11 Sailing!
14:12-20:52 Nav/Galley/Enginer
20:53-23:59 Cabin/Head/Forepeak
24:00-26:18 Wrap Up
I love that non-skid deck coating! That’s marvelous. Some might criticize, but he saved the decking and put safety first, I like it. On a fiberglass boat, that would be a dream.
When I started watching these videos a month ago, I couldn't tell an O'day from a Pacific Seacraft. Other than one was obviously a lot nicer then the other. Now I'm looking at tumblehomes and slack bilges, classics versus production etc. Thank you so much gentleman, excellent job, its appreciated.
So much FUN!
I’m traveling and learning and being shown incredible boats and receiving free mental health therapy.
This is It for me... Captain Q
My new therapist 🙏
I had a very long, tiring, emotional day today and just as I was about to hit the hay, here on the sunny North Coast of Northern Ireland, I saw that you'd uploaded another video. So, I made a late supper and settled down to watch. Watching and laughing and learning and getting lots of vicarious pleasure watching you sail that fabulous boat chilled me right out.
This is exactly what I want to circumnavigate on. However, its just a little bit tight for me and my significant other. Otherwise I'd be calling the owner immediately.
Just this once. If I were to rate this video. I'd give it a perfect ten. The amount of information and entertainment you pack into twenty odd minutes is very impressive.
We're in a pretty tight lockdown here and have been for most of the last year. I find that lots of little things, together, make a big difference and really lift my mood. Your videos are one of these things that have become essentials and I am so grateful for what you do and also for your timing, when you chose to start. I know they take a lot of time and skill and I just want you to know that you are deeply appreciated. Not only by me. By many others too, I have no doubt.
I noticed the wrist support on the Captain's arm. I hope it heals up quickly and there's no pain.
Keep safe and keep your beam in the 'fun zone'. Priceless! ;)
This channel is so well produced and presented it could easily live on network television in multiple markets.
I wouldn’t be surprised seeing them on PBS
100% agree.
...agree
I love Alan’s designs, they are fast boats.
@@captainmike808 That nav station was spectacular.
@23:52. You had me at "commodious head."
The joy of sailing Long Island is that you never really have to stop sailing! 24 consecutive months of sailing and still counting. Thanks for all the little lessons Captain Q.
Like the hidden product placement with the beef stew and bubbly. Great to see you out on the water.
Glad you enjoyed it we didn't want to come back
@@22jaydogg
doh!!
I spotted them too .....
Gotta get paid somehow?
I've drank a lot of beer onboard, she was built only a few miles from where we are berthed in Oamaru. Robie and Lyn made a great job building her. We had many and anchorage together.⛵🌍⛵🌍. Phil and Lynda
I had the great pleasure of visiting Robbie & Lynn at both Alan Warwick's home and their clffside home, and it was the best vacations I ever had. I'm very glad that I had the pleasure of sailing their boat for 20 yrs. The owner.
Nice to meet you John, after returning home on Windora in 2001 we very nearly flew back to the States to bye Soolaimon and sail her home. We arrived home last year after our second trip, went and visited Robie and Lynn while working on their new house on the flat right in Kerikeri. The year before we sailed Windora down from Iceland and stayed 4 days at Mystic Seaport which I think is nearby , had we known Lynda and I would have visited you. All the best Phil and Lynda
This is the best channel.
Every episode I wait for the essentials:
-Randay!
-really interesting variety of sailboats and a great look at them
-Seadog
-learn a dozen or so things from Captain Q
-bubbly
-tin of dintymore
-hilarious joking between the two hosts
-have a good time.
-get about a decade's worth of learning about sailboats with each stop
-it floats so we start with ten
-i'm going to instagram...you know instagram's not a place right?
Haha a great recap of what makes a perfect episode :)
No
Captain Q in his element actually sailing. Impressive. The drone footage gave a spectacular idea of how she looks and sails overall. Well done. As you say , she is a racer and a well appointed one. Might be worth the price with the bubbly in the fridge and some Dinty Moore. Thanks for letting us ride along.
too short a time but an unbelievable beautiful day for sailing
Thank you TH-cam algorithm!
Great stuff captain Q!
What a G R E A T episode. Loved the jazz while setting sails and pointing seawards. You two guys are the bestest.
Cool boat.
great kiwi designer , Sailed on her sister ship , Surprised a lot of newer models especially on the wind , Very exacting designer down to every point & that Kauri look - Honey gold . great post thanks , Brings back good memories .
Thanks for sharing uour memories from way down under
@@YachtHunters Thank you sir .
this channel brings me so much joy. Thanks again gentlemen
Did you notice when you mentioned you were going sailing today that Sea Dog was already on the boat ? When you boarded, Sea Dog got so excited she went up to the front deck and was waiting for ya’ll to cast off. It was great to see her cuddle up to you after the sail and the big smile ya’ll both had from a great day of sailing. I think Randy had a fantastic day also and was more than thrilled to give this sailing vessel some extra bonus points, and a first new rating for the pleasant sail and the way she handled on the water. The three of you make a great team. Thanks for the wonderful video.
The gold standard for boat tutorial videos. Landlocked in New Mexico, Captain Q and Ran-Day keep me smiling.
Thank you!!!
Hey Captain, you're the most refreshing guy ever. This world is better because of you (and Randay of course). You guys make a great team
Captain Q grinding a winch, my life is complete
Yes she is a fine lady and see some great sea 🌊 1998 was our sad year for Sydney to Hobart, now that's a Great Race for true sailors oh and sailor girl's let's not forget the lady's. Great stuff guys 👍
A great boat tour, and as always I really appreciate the extra effort during editing to add the explanation of terminology.
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Well, at least we know it floats... that's a Ten."
Floats is a 5 !!
Poop floats, wouldn’t say that’s a ten….
That was a Top Ten Video Gentleman !!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome to sea The Captain in his natural habitat!!!!!
Man l love this guy and to see him in his element... perfect
Out on the briny blue - always brings out the best smiles.
Thanks for the boat review, the fun & informative banter & bringing a grin to us all.
Those Kiwis know how to build great vessels & Sydney to Hobart is a true test in any year.
Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it
luv the 70s private eye style jazz when you start sailing
Tease Tease Tease.... It's those long benches. Take one whole side and add a "deluxe" galley with all the fixings. A "heater" (propane or otherwise), a "new fangled" battery bank - solar or generator or prop fed - maybe even a washer/dryer - where the present galley is located. Less room to "hang out" but more room to "live in." And Sail Fast !!! Oh yea! ~~~~~. As always ~. "Thank Ya Very Much." ~. (as Elvis would say.) ✨🌸❤🌸✨
Pretty, pretty boat. Thanks for letting us see her. If I could sell my RV and keep my wife I'd take two. Keep the good stuff coming Capt'n.
Love this video!! Giant nuts comment priceless!!
Hey Guys, nice to see you actually got out and sailed for a change! Love your shows…
Thank you we wish we could get out more and we were very fortunate to join the owner of the Warwick 42 for a day sale. I plan to go back and lean on him for another trip. He is a delightful gentleman who loves his boat but needs a crew from time to time. I hope I can provide that for him. Thanks for your note and believe me we are going to be on the water sooner than later
Seeing the Captain handle the line was pure joy. O Captain! My Captain!
19:43 Dinty Moore.. lol.. now it's a real boat.
Wow Captain it was great fun to see you at the helm and underway⛵️⛵️⛵️😘
This video put a huge smile on my face! Thank you for your videos and taking us along for the first sail of the season! 🤩
Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully the beginning of many more!
....and great jazz to go with it all. Thank you
It’s a chin strap! The line on the capt q hat is a chin strap! I’ve been wondering about that for months
the mystery has been solved!😆
Cpt. Q in his natural environment. DINTYMOORE
It was great to see Captain Q as "King of The World!!!".
Great video, beautiful boat, great editing too!
Thank you Captain Q and Ran-Day!
I am also happy to see that Sea Dog got some time on the water too!
Insurance for a wood heater would be very expensive. It's a nice boat , excellent live aboard for a couple, the best part down below would be the navigation station. Just not big enough for 6 people, maybe 4 people. But 2 , it's perfect.
Editing, or just research. Tha nav. station Is awesome. That would be my bed room too. Since I don't have a woman to accommodate.
Excellent presentation. I enjoy all your videos so very much.
I like the layout. Interesting boat.
Thanks for the lovely sail.
We want to head back and take it out again!
The.New Zealand boat builders like cold-molded wood/epoxy composite construction with glass or polypropylene sheathing -- best thing going for custom one-off construction. This looks like a good deal on what was originally a very expensive boat.
This is a really interesting boat! She seems to be almost straddling eras of design and construction. Her lines remind me of the C&C 41 and yet her underbody and bum is a little more old school. I could imagine she might enjoy an upwind course and she might surprise some onlookers at her performance. Really fun and beautiful find!
The ice box is there for the 'tinnies'. Kiwis will understand!
opens booze enclosure : " and here we have essentials of the sailing. Once you're at the dock" ... priceless ;)
VERY VERY VERY SERIOUS ABOUT THAT LOL
IT's nice to be happy and you looked really happy always a great show not just good but great I tip my hat to you sir thank you
It's me! Surely must be a good boat!
Great video thx, from the City of Sails, Auckland NZ
Oh captain your killing me! No mention of dinty Moore! It was right there! Go back and look!😄
Really like listening to this guy. Very soothing. I'm always looking for where and when sea dog will pop up, and always waiting for the next retort from "Ran Day". Not to mention the sailing knowledge that gets passed on. Must be nice sailing up in Maine. Down here in NJ I feel pretty deprived?
Wait you actually know how to SAIL too!?? xoxo- "Navi-guessing..." My new favorite term. Instantly adopted into my onboard vernacular. SO glad you actually got to get out finally.....your true happy place :)
Love it!! WOW NOW THERES A GREAT VIEWER CAN SEE RIGHT THRU OLD CAP Q....MY DAUGHTER TAUGHT ME A LOT
Oh and definitely an additional freezer for cold storage. Love the boat thanks for showing it to us ! 😉
Great wood all over. Nice to finally see an episode on the water. Great episode guys. Keep up the nice work. Gonna be fun to watch as it warms up.. Stay safe !
Captain Q you and Randay are stars........excellent presentation. Love your style...your ambiance and of course your cool demeanor. The boat looks fine for the right buyer...but you, Capt Q and Randay are definitely the stars of the show. Great presentation, as always . Best Regards Niel.
Thank you kindly
Nice to see you two out on the water enjoying a fabulous sail. Thanks for the entertaining Learns!!!
naviguessing....love it
Captain Q is awesome. He takes us though all the design and building aspects of a wooden modern racer-cruiser. The electronics, the nav station, cabin design, novel preservation of the teak and quarters below. Everything about this boat is so well thought out. The professional competence of both Captain Q and the Owner of this boat is exceptional. I would think the owner must feel bittersweet about selling this boat, but he has taken excellent care of her and seems diligently trying to find a good new home and owner for her. That she can still be raced is a huge plus point and would be so beneficial for owner, crew and family. I hope that the owner will be able to own a smaller boat that has some of the same characteristics of this one, particularly the single handed capability. It is so great to see such a comprehensive video of a well-designed, well-maintained spectacular wood racer/cruiser with racing capability left profiled so concisely yet nothing is left unexplored. The eternal excellence of the well-built, well-designed wooden racer is preserved in this video. Captain Q seems to be making videos that preserve our nautical heritage. And nobody can say that wooden boats can't win major races against the best of the non-foiling composites if they move over the top of the water like a primo surfboard.
holy cow larry...thank you for all that but I'm not certain about the veracity involved there but ran Day and I are having a really swell time and are overjoyed that we have been able to lighten our viewers' days a little especially during this pandemic
period thank you for your thoughtful note
Accuracy is always a concern and hard to know. But professional sailors or sailors with a comprehensive knowledge of boats and sailing are always closer to true accuracy. Also, professional sailors are usually recognizable by their close attention to detail. That said, you seem to be enjoying yourself and the owner of the boat probably greatly appreciated your detailed profile of this yacht. You took us through a lot in a short tour. And videos like this take us out on the water which kind of helps everyone in a very simple way to not worry so much about the other stuff. And this boat moves through the water so fast with seemingly so little wind. And you're the skipper. Definitely this would be a good show on a network and is the type of show we all need. And that you are enjoying this so much is a huge plus. A lot of people do really well when they are feeling good and then that feeling gets passed along over the video and everything looks more hopeful no matter what. That's a gift.
As you mentioned veracity or accuracy I was reading an article on Alan Warwick that mentioned that Cardinal class of boats you mentioned was his first offshore sailing success in 1980. This might seem obvious but you, yourself have a lot of attention on detail when tour the boats and even sailing them. So I thought it was great that in the article I found this quote, "To him, boat design was as much about the form as the function. Attention to detail was paramount." These videos seem to be a delight for you but as delightful as they are, the content is of high quality. And that is just a really nice everybody wins proposition. These are great!
Thank you for your generous note
thanks for showing us in metric!
Capn Q loves sailing he's in his element, a born sailor for sure
Great to see the Captain in our home waters!
So cool.
Did Randayyy get a boat yet? What monster has he created! Great channel, reminds me that theres life beyond work!
he will give you an update on his search soon
a great video Captain !
Great stuff guys 👍
A real world cruiser and I definitely would feel better in a boat capable of multiple Hobart / Sydney races. Self steering, energy generation and setup for efficient single handing in a boat that sails well. In my opinion this is the the kind of boat you want for a circumnavigation on a reasonable budget.
I went back to episode 8 to see the Beneteau you mentioned. What I noticed was how much better you guys are at producing these videos! better sound quality, improved structure to the story about each boat.
so - I salute you. this episode is my favorite so far. actual sailing, and Rand-ay, your affection for the captain comes through. Thanks for sharing!!
Ran Day is just getting warmed up and he comes up with something new every week. Amazing. !
It was nice to be shooting in shirt sleeves finally after snow storms and sub freezing temps.
That's quite a beautiful thought-out boat
Nice episode.
This boat looks remarkably similar to a Cal 39. Which is a big compliment
Great job Capt Q
Excellent video style. Very relaxing yet sophistocated. Well done.
I'm impressed.
Smile on my face, as usual on this channel. Thanks again!
Glad to hear that!
I grew up in NZ - great boat building and design heritage - don't see many for sale in the US. Thanks for the great tour, and sail!
Oh my GOSH!! You 2 are actually on a boat in the water!! And sailing yet!! I'm so jealous!!! Lol
I own a 1982 Warwick Cardinal 46. Outstanding sailing characteristics. Love it!
Cool. Where is it please ??
@@YachtHunters San Francisco Bay Area.
@@YachtHunters by the way I am new to your channel but you do a great job! I work for a large boatyard here in SF. I’ll check out more of your vids.
A great review as always! Beautiful boat ! Thank you Captain Q. and Randy !
Hey Q dog nice to see you floating. 😎
Thank You for your videos - they always bring a smile. I see this boat was well stocked with the correct Captain Q drink and food!
Nice this is a great show, Grandpa reminds me of John Madden with his level of detail Nice!
That boat was like a character study of the present owner. The deck material is a winner, as a purely practical solution on a limited budget that ends up actively prolonging the life of the boat, as the full replacement of the teak would be a mammothly expensive task which all but a few would commit to. Also moving around the deck is more secure, what's not to like?
yes, definitely a different approach and economical as well. Up close it wasn't the prettiest thing... but it kept him out sailing and not spending a small fortune on a deck rebuild so he gets some serious bonus points for clever problem solving. cheers
19:00 pretty cool using magnetic sensor to turn on the lights
Afternoon delight.
Capt Q and Randay are migrating south.
sloooooowwllllly
“If you get back from a distance she looks like any other boat”. Beautiful Captain Q! That deck not so much.....
You guys would have a blast racing in the sound... but make sure you check your tides, and currents... and yes it does get a little frothy near the race at times... great video... wish I knew you were there, would have loved to say hi.
We’ve done some Sound and birw etc. Fun. I like the light airs and some chop 🤗
I'm jealous that you boys got to sail this beauty. I could see myself heading south on that yacht to the Carribean and beyond with a few minimal upgrades. Thanks for sharing.
Although I’d love to give Capt. Q the credit, I’m sure it was Randay that chose “All In Your Eyes” by Nocturnal Spirits for the music during the sail. Fantastic choice!
Bingo !!
Hello that UAV INTRODUCTION WAS COOL. Saludos
Wow looks like a great days sailing! What a lovely boat! Great to see you both enjoying yourselves!
Thanks so much!
I love the cabled jersey (sweater) Capt Q is wearing.
Dreamy.
Glad to see Capt Q and Randay getting to enjoy a few hours out on the water.
Craigslist ad says "The deck is coated with Sani-Tred Liquid Rubber Base over ¾” marine plywood." Does that mean the teak was removed ??
Heard Capt say funky at least twice, I agree, 59k, at least 20k overpriced IMHO.
@Popeye The deck job is gangster IMHO .... LOL !
Is “gangster “ good ?? Just asking
@@YachtHunters Capt, sorry to say in this case gangster is not good. To me it looks like a bad way to cover up a problem. Remove teak, epoxy holes, then do one of two things. One resurface with vinyl teak or refinish deck Gelcoat/AwlGrip. Still confused why CL ad says 3/4" marine plywood is under Sani-Tred, something don't add up ?
For the record I just checked with the owner this morning to confirm that in fact there is plywood under the teak and the teak is still there it is just been sanded down and smooth out and any highs or lows dealt with before he put on the sandy tread. It really is a terrific coating
@@YachtHunters My thought pattern was out in left field forgetting original construction is basically wood. I was thinking teak over FRP/GRP, not marine plywood. Thanks for clarification Capt.
Only the 2nd time seeing your channel. Learn something each time. I am a novice so these shows are super interesting. Happy Trails
Thank you and hope you stay for more snd then off to the sea
I hope to be like this guy one day a true sailor
So glad to see you out on the water. Happy as a clam!
Thanks for posting and sharing. Interesting to see how the current owner has designed and kept the boat.
Great video guys.
Thanks so much!
Fabulous review guys! She is indeed a stunner. 😍
Thanks so much!
@CaptainQ thank you for taking us sailing!! 😁
Any time!
Bought my first sailboat there in Noank, from Palmers cove marina. A Howmar Phantom
sailboat.guide/howmar/phantom-14
We fished The Race three Saturdays ago in eight foot seas