Hey Tim, I love these videos. Very informative. I was looking at a Catalina Morgan 381and it was in the $60k price point, but it was already under contract and now off the market. BUT, the broker suggested that I take a look at a boat I've never heard of before...a Trintella 42. Yeah, it's a more expensive boat, but I can't find many stories, reviews, or anything about this boat. It seems like a passage making boat, and there's a Trintella Friends Association with a lot of technical information bulletins, but I'd really like an opinion on this brand if it's something you'd like to discuss. Now I've gotta run off to my ASA 103/104 course. Happy sailing!
Love your videos, I don’t mind longer ones because the information you share is well researched and thought out, you don’t repeat points and stay on topic.
My issue with pre 2000 (ish) vessels is the difference between LOA vs LWL. For example, I can't see paying a 38ft price for 31 feet of living space or a 41ft price for 35 feet of living space. The newer 2006+ sailboats are within 5 ft or less and can be had for the same price point... js 👍😎
You’re starting to sway me with the beneteau’s bang for your buck aspect. Still not sure about those spade rudders. With the shallow areas we plan on cruising. Thank you for all the great videos!
Guess I can't be mad the Freedom's never make these lists. Keeping them nicely under rated and cheap. But 60k gets you a nice 39 or a cheap 44. With carbon fiber masts that never need any stays replaced.
Tim, you're doing fine with the Beneteau stuff. I think if you 'have a plan' (Atlantic crossing, Bahamas, circumnavigate...) you can get your dream 'production' boat with all the tasty fixings- starting @ 60-70k. Now, it may not be new, but- they tend to be well owned because no one is putting a H20 maker in a unused vessel. Also, they've typically been rerigged (standing/running), have an engine in good running order w/ known issues addressed by spares, etc... Dinghy davits, solar arch, maybe LiFePO4 batteries, working doors & terlets- I know, I know- too much to ask!!! But, it all starts at over 50k, methinks generally.
Hi Tim. Can't wait for the "all you need to know" on Cheoy Lees. Very interesting history there with how CL took some artistic freedom from the American designers and putting the "copy" in copyrights ;)
Just sold my Oceanis 38 which I had in charter in key west. I bought a house on the water just south of st Pete / Sarasota and I’m looking for a 40’er with a nice master and a shallow draft. I have no fixed bridges and even if I get the boat in charter I’d love to be able to bring her behind my house to my dock and work in her here once in a while. I love the Oceanis 45 but 5.75’ is as shallow as she gets.. The new jenneau 410 has a perfect swing keel option but I can’t wait two years … What would you recommend?
Hi, not to change the subject... im looking(found) a 1974 Mirage 24 with trailer, new sails with 135% furling, new awlgrip... very very cheap..I watched your informative video on mirage and that's what peeked my interest in the boat.... anything I should know about these little demons? or look out for.. like keel bolts failing, or rudder posts or mast steps or just anything that did not work correctly on the boats.. thanks Preston .. mooring boat in Old Lyme CT...for day/weekend sailing/racing... I also have a Holder 20 with trailer, 3,5hp, 8 sails, with a ton of extras if anybody is looking...
Dude how about the Irwin 38 CC MKII? Mine is a Skeg rudder, shoal draft, 2 heads great aft cabin, 50hp perkins large water and diesel tanks.... under 60k. I would live to see this in your budget videos. Maybe it still will be. Thanks for the videos
70's 80's 90's? Personally, too old for what I've looked at. How do you know, how can I tell how old those images are? They could be 10+ years old and not even look that good anymore. Is there a way to date the pics? I've decided to put a 20-year age limit on anything I'd consider buying + just has to have a swim platform / scoop.
If you want to make the brokerage, we could import used sailboats to Brazil. Until recently, it was not allowed. You've just shown many options absolutelly unavailable for us.
My Beneteau First 38 went around the World not once but twice, so don't tell me Beneteaus are junk. I bounced off alot of coral and rocks with mine and kept on going once I dived down there and found everything ok to continue. Sabres are also affordable and safe to blue water cruise.
the older the boat the higher the cost of up keep. refits aren't cheap and often exceed the price the boat is worth. I mean, if your stubborn and you just HAVE to have your exact boat. and you don't mind the cost or work needed. then yeah, it could be worth it. but if you are like me and don't want to spend time exploring instead of being in a day dock for months or years repairing a boat. then get a newer boat 20 years or younger. the beneteaus are top of the line and staying under 40 foot keeps you from paying 3 or 5 times the price for your boat to be docked. going over 40 foot is for people who have a lot of people aboard or they are ok with spending more. if someone is trying to stay under 60k you would assume they are trying to stay on a budget.. so telling them to get something over 40 foot is a disservice to them.
good morning love the vids im joe im 54 years old i see you are at 60k us i am looking in Australia were i live and for less then 100k to 150k there is not much on the market to sail blue water do you think it is worth looking at buying from another country and sailing it back as the boats you are showing at this price are eazy double or triple the price here and can you travel blue water on a alder 50 or 60 foot racing sail boat (eg tp52) or similar i notice you have not had any of them as your suggestions' thank you for the time you give to us so we can enjoy your knowledge
If a 30 year old Bene has made it this far there is nothing to say it won't go for another 30 years. If it's the boat you like at a price you like just buy the damn thing.
Congrats on not botching a green screen -- something that's very easy to do. Seriously, that's a triumph for a first go at it. Didn't detract from the content at all, and looking forward to seeing what you do with it. Heavy side down? Reminds me of my motorbike days -- keep the shiny side up 😉
Epic. Okay, I know you’re busy and this is why I’m asking: can you help me find my next boat? $150k budget, need bw cruiser, single handed often, slip is on Kauai and Oahu (where I live) but want to sail most of the year. Empty nest single dad, experienced racing hobie cats & J24s. Looking for under 45’.
Ooooo interesting. Actually this next episode is on $110k so maybe it'll help? Last week was $100k. Depends what you want. A full keel ocean crosser or more of a floating condo. Jump on our discord if you want to chat directly. Or Patreon, or Facebook. Happy to help.
I think perhaps I'm a bit more performance focused but I'm wondering why no mention of a J Boat yet. There is a '89 J40 on the market now for $49.5k that may not have all of the luxuries you like to highlight, but you know it's going to be a great sailor. There's also what appears to be a nice J37 for $59K that looks ready to sail away. The 40 would require a bit of "sorting". Love the series though. Thanks for the creativity that you put into it!
Hey hey. Don't get me wrong I love a j. But I try to keep it short and only talk about the boats most available at the time. Sadly it does leave a lot out.
I want to hear about the Tartan. I nearly bought a Tartan 10 when we had our beach house in California. We are now on a ranch in Idaho. I am an American, married to a Canadian with a Canadian son. I want a American of Canadian built boutique, vintage sale boat which I/we can live aboard come retirement. My pageants were avid sailers off the coast of California and so was my wife on Lake Ontario. What small ship yard, full keel, center cabin, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s or 80’s boat can you recommend. I like glass, we both like wood. We would be sailing Lake Ontario, to the Caribbean in it so shallow draft, full keel. I’m eyeing Bermuda 40’s
Tim, you always produce fare attitude episodes on multi subjects and price point concerning sailings. I have to say I took ASA sailing lesson 101, 103 & 104 this pass summer in St Augustine. Before hand I had watched 1,000s of videos listened to 500 or more sailing podcast episodes as well as read 24 books of sailing. Podcast and TH-cam videos were practically free. Books i have invested around 300.00 in them. The courses cost me 2,600.00 for five days straight. The 101 dingy course the first day was not worth the money based on what I already learned and knew about sailing, Courses 103 was much better on the second day as we moved to a 34' boat and their was some wind. on the same boat for the next two days wind varied. The 5th we moved up to a 44' boat which was much better but there was vary little breeze to no wind. I was largely disappointed having to pay that much for 3 hrs a day sailing wind or not wind. I think scheduling with John Kretschmer would have been a far better and practical experience for the money taking me out for 3-4 days living on his boat and learning the whole time in the ocean.
I am really looking forward to what you suggest when we're coming to the $100K range. I need a family boat 45-50 ft that can sail the world in comfort, safety and style....you think it's possible??!!! Or am I expecting too much?
B 1st at 43 feet is a bigger boat and wow all that interior Perhaps the strength is its weakness for me as That a lot of maintenence Cleaning Sails etc etc but yes Wow factor= 9!!! For me only would like dialogue on add ons Radar Gps Auto pilot etc Lines Sails All these r the “value added” or costs added to used
Love the series and haven't missed and episode since I subscribed early last year.. Not a fan of this background, but i can live with it. Just my opinion. But, the pics are good when you put them up over your shoulder.
How high do you plan to go with this series? I like your insight and knowledge. When I search Yacht world, I set my price limit at $200k, not because I want to spend that much, but it gives me a better range of boats to choose from. Length 35-45. What I really like is your commentary on the different brands. I know little to nothing about some of them. Cheoy Lee, I did know! Class!
I love these videos. I’m looking to cruise in a couple years and I was looking for big heavy expensive boats. But now I’m leaning more toward the “go small, go simple, go now” approach and I’m looking more at boats just under 40’. The Pearson 39-2 is at the top of my list.
Fantastic! I am really enjoying your channels. Keep up the great work..and don't worry about your background, I thing we all can handle a little change and/or growing pains!
I swear this man could readout my shopping list... in French and I'd still watch. Better than my list of goodies would be a newbies training list. I'm unlikely to ever own one of these beauties but qualified crewing is a serious option!
If I may, can I ask about your thoughts on the Harden Voyager or its sister the Sea Wolf these were also built in Tiawan. Few years ago I saw some go for 40K and some in the 60K range.
This is an incredible series of videos. Thank you
loving these videos coming based on price point! hope they keep coming , great job. cheers
Btw, Cheoy Lee's don't hail from Taiwan, but rather Hong Kong, might not be too much in it, but at the time Honkers was administrated by the Brits.
Hey Tim, I love these videos. Very informative. I was looking at a Catalina Morgan 381and it was in the $60k price point, but it was already under contract and now off the market. BUT, the broker suggested that I take a look at a boat I've never heard of before...a Trintella 42. Yeah, it's a more expensive boat, but I can't find many stories, reviews, or anything about this boat. It seems like a passage making boat, and there's a Trintella Friends Association with a lot of technical information bulletins, but I'd really like an opinion on this brand if it's something you'd like to discuss. Now I've gotta run off to my ASA 103/104 course. Happy sailing!
Love your videos, I don’t mind longer ones because the information you share is well researched and thought out, you don’t repeat points and stay on topic.
My issue with pre 2000 (ish) vessels is the difference between LOA vs LWL. For example, I can't see paying a 38ft price for 31 feet of living space or a 41ft price for 35 feet of living space. The newer 2006+ sailboats are within 5 ft or less and can be had for the same price point... js 👍😎
Chasing Latitudes? 😜
@@RobertMatichak Chasing Latitudes---has schooled!!!!!! That man Chris seems real .
Great point, thanx dude.
A traditional bow his its benefits.
@@saltysassy958 What would those be? I'm new to the sailing world and I'm collecting information.
We’re headin’ to $100k boys! Yeehaw!
This is what IMO is the best sailboat buying series I have seen on TH-cam. Hats off to you for coming up with this for us ✌️🍻
Thank you!!
@@LadyKSailing my pleasure
It's ok to go beyond 20 mins with these, it's probably better from an algorithm perspective
I wish it were. Sadly as people stop halfway through it hurts things. I'd love to make longer format videos
You’re starting to sway me with the beneteau’s bang for your buck aspect. Still not sure about those spade rudders. With the shallow areas we plan on cruising. Thank you for all the great videos!
I've looked at that particular Cheoy Lee. Let's just say, the pictures make it look a LOT better than the actual condition.
dont care about background , context is BRILIANT !!!
Guess I can't be mad the Freedom's never make these lists. Keeping them nicely under rated and cheap. But 60k gets you a nice 39 or a cheap 44. With carbon fiber masts that never need any stays replaced.
Tim, you're doing fine with the Beneteau stuff. I think if you 'have a plan' (Atlantic crossing, Bahamas, circumnavigate...) you can get your dream 'production' boat with all the tasty fixings- starting @ 60-70k. Now, it may not be new, but- they tend to be well owned because no one is putting a H20 maker in a unused vessel. Also, they've typically been rerigged (standing/running), have an engine in good running order w/ known issues addressed by spares, etc... Dinghy davits, solar arch, maybe LiFePO4 batteries, working doors & terlets- I know, I know- too much to ask!!! But, it all starts at over 50k, methinks generally.
Hi Tim. Can't wait for the "all you need to know" on Cheoy Lees. Very interesting history there with how CL took some artistic freedom from the American designers and putting the "copy" in copyrights ;)
What do you think of the Sirius line of sailboats? Or have we not reached that price point yet?
Morgan Out Island 415. Said. Done. Drop the Mic.
Just sold my Oceanis 38 which I had in charter in key west. I bought a house on the water just south of st Pete / Sarasota and I’m looking for a 40’er with a nice master and a shallow draft. I have no fixed bridges and even if I get the boat in charter I’d love to be able to bring her behind my house to my dock and work in her here once in a while. I love the Oceanis 45 but 5.75’ is as shallow as she gets.. The new jenneau 410 has a perfect swing keel option but I can’t wait two years … What would you recommend?
I have MAD-LOVE for Taiwaneese Monstrosities.
Heavily carved teak doors ?
Sign me up !!
Hi, not to change the subject... im looking(found) a 1974 Mirage 24 with trailer, new sails with 135% furling, new awlgrip... very very cheap..I watched your informative video on mirage and that's what peeked my interest in the boat.... anything I should know about these little demons? or look out for.. like keel bolts failing, or rudder posts or mast steps or just anything that did not work correctly on the boats.. thanks Preston .. mooring boat in Old Lyme CT...for day/weekend sailing/racing... I also have a Holder 20 with trailer, 3,5hp, 8 sails, with a ton of extras if anybody is looking...
Dude how about the Irwin 38 CC MKII? Mine is a Skeg rudder, shoal draft, 2 heads great aft cabin, 50hp perkins large water and diesel tanks.... under 60k. I would live to see this in your budget videos. Maybe it still will be. Thanks for the videos
70's 80's 90's? Personally, too old for what I've looked at. How do you know, how can I tell how old those images are? They could be 10+ years old and not even look that good anymore. Is there a way to date the pics?
I've decided to put a 20-year age limit on anything I'd consider buying + just has to have a swim platform / scoop.
If you want to make the brokerage, we could import used sailboats to Brazil. Until recently, it was not allowed. You've just shown many options absolutelly unavailable for us.
I just bought a 1988 Hans Christian Chrisana 43 for $60k
What was the original asking price may I ask?
@@emss1583 60k
Why do you have a Bristol $200,000 T37 sailboat as the thumbnail for this video? Its a disservice to us Tayana 37 owners!
Why don't you take a look at the Beneteau Idylle 11.50? It was made fron the hull of the First 38, but modified to be a 2 rooms cruiser.
My Beneteau First 38 went around the World not once but twice, so don't tell me Beneteaus are junk. I bounced off alot of coral and rocks with mine and kept on going once I dived down there and found everything ok to continue. Sabres are also affordable and safe to blue water cruise.
the older the boat the higher the cost of up keep. refits aren't cheap and often exceed the price the boat is worth. I mean, if your stubborn and you just HAVE to have your exact boat. and you don't mind the cost or work needed. then yeah, it could be worth it. but if you are like me and don't want to spend time exploring instead of being in a day dock for months or years repairing a boat. then get a newer boat 20 years or younger. the beneteaus are top of the line and staying under 40 foot keeps you from paying 3 or 5 times the price for your boat to be docked. going over 40 foot is for people who have a lot of people aboard or they are ok with spending more. if someone is trying to stay under 60k you would assume they are trying to stay on a budget.. so telling them to get something over 40 foot is a disservice to them.
good morning love the vids im joe im 54 years old i see you are at 60k us i am looking in Australia were i live and for less then 100k to 150k there is not much on the market to sail blue water do you think it is worth looking at buying from another country and sailing it back as the boats you are showing at this price are eazy double or triple the price here and can you travel blue water on a alder 50 or 60 foot racing sail boat (eg tp52) or similar i notice you have not had any of them as your suggestions'
thank you for the time you give to us so we can enjoy your knowledge
I love this series of breaking down boats at various price points.
Insurance companies are starting to shy away from older boats. better to buy something late 90s and up
Where are these boats at ? I am in Tampa Florida and my brokers can’t find a boat I have $$$ cash in hand !
The Beneteau 435 is awesome. I am now thinking bigger boat.
If a 30 year old Bene has made it this far there is nothing to say it won't go for another 30 years.
If it's the boat you like at a price you like just buy the damn thing.
Congrats on not botching a green screen -- something that's very easy to do. Seriously, that's a triumph for a first go at it. Didn't detract from the content at all, and looking forward to seeing what you do with it.
Heavy side down? Reminds me of my motorbike days -- keep the shiny side up 😉
😀👍👏👏👏
How are nav stations changing now that everything is on a computer or chart plotter?
That Choey Lee is still for sale and now $42K.
Really enjoying this series, thank you for making them!
Great video keep up the good work!, Hey if you were to go around the horn "the long way around" what boat would you choose?
A monster with a full keel :)
Beneteau and Catalina knocked it out of the park oh if you want to go wooden find a Concordia.
Epic. Okay, I know you’re busy and this is why I’m asking: can you help me find my next boat? $150k budget, need bw cruiser, single handed often, slip is on Kauai and Oahu (where I live) but want to sail most of the year. Empty nest single dad, experienced racing hobie cats & J24s. Looking for under 45’.
Ooooo interesting. Actually this next episode is on $110k so maybe it'll help? Last week was $100k. Depends what you want. A full keel ocean crosser or more of a floating condo. Jump on our discord if you want to chat directly. Or Patreon, or Facebook. Happy to help.
I think perhaps I'm a bit more performance focused but I'm wondering why no mention of a J Boat yet. There is a '89 J40 on the market now for $49.5k that may not have all of the luxuries you like to highlight, but you know it's going to be a great sailor. There's also what appears to be a nice J37 for $59K that looks ready to sail away. The 40 would require a bit of "sorting". Love the series though. Thanks for the creativity that you put into it!
Hey hey. Don't get me wrong I love a j. But I try to keep it short and only talk about the boats most available at the time. Sadly it does leave a lot out.
I'm SoCal sailor located in SoDak you're Midwest how do I contact you? I really like your thoughts....very well done.
I ran foredeck on a Fast42. 3 Newport, Ensenada races. One on a 30ft Cal.
If you ever need experienced crew.
I want to hear about the Tartan. I nearly bought a Tartan 10 when we had our beach house in California. We are now on a ranch in Idaho. I am an American, married to a Canadian with a Canadian son. I want a American of Canadian built boutique, vintage sale boat which I/we can live aboard come retirement. My pageants were avid sailers off the coast of California and so was my wife on Lake Ontario. What small ship yard, full keel, center cabin, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s or 80’s boat can you recommend. I like glass, we both like wood. We would be sailing Lake Ontario, to the Caribbean in it so shallow draft, full keel. I’m eyeing Bermuda 40’s
Tim, you always produce fare attitude episodes on multi subjects and price point concerning sailings. I have to say I took ASA sailing lesson 101, 103 & 104 this pass summer in St Augustine. Before hand I had watched 1,000s of videos listened to 500 or more sailing podcast episodes as well as read 24 books of sailing. Podcast and TH-cam videos were practically free. Books i have invested around 300.00 in them. The courses cost me 2,600.00 for five days straight. The 101 dingy course the first day was not worth the money based on what I already learned and knew about sailing, Courses 103 was much better on the second day as we moved to a 34' boat and their was some wind. on the same boat for the next two days wind varied. The 5th we moved up to a 44' boat which was much better but there was vary little breeze to no wind. I was largely disappointed having to pay that much for 3 hrs a day sailing wind or not wind. I think scheduling with John Kretschmer would have been a far better and practical experience for the money taking me out for 3-4 days living on his boat and learning the whole time in the ocean.
I am really looking forward to what you suggest when we're coming to the $100K range. I need a family boat 45-50 ft that can sail the world in comfort, safety and style....you think it's possible??!!! Or am I expecting too much?
B 1st at 43 feet is a bigger boat and wow all that interior
Perhaps the strength is its weakness for me as
That a lot of maintenence
Cleaning
Sails etc etc but yes
Wow factor= 9!!!
For me only would like dialogue on add ons
Radar
Gps
Auto pilot etc
Lines
Sails
All these r the “value added” or costs added to used
Love the series and haven't missed and episode since I subscribed early last year.. Not a fan of this background, but i can live with it. Just my opinion. But, the pics are good when you put them up over your shoulder.
How high do you plan to go with this series? I like your insight and knowledge. When I search Yacht world, I set my price limit at $200k, not because I want to spend that much, but it gives me a better range of boats to choose from. Length 35-45. What I really like is your commentary on the different brands. I know little to nothing about some of them. Cheoy Lee, I did know! Class!
I love these videos.
I’m looking to cruise in a couple years and I was looking for big heavy expensive boats. But now I’m leaning more toward the “go small, go simple, go now” approach and I’m looking more at boats just under 40’. The Pearson 39-2 is at the top of my list.
What websites are you using as you put together these price point vids?
That is yacht world
How's your feelings towards a formosa 41? I enjoy your video's
Very good ideas. I would love to have a 380 for 60k if in the PNW
Fantastic! I am really enjoying your channels. Keep up the great work..and don't worry about your background, I thing we all can handle a little change and/or growing pains!
I swear this man could readout my shopping list... in French and I'd still watch. Better than my list of goodies would be a newbies training list. I'm unlikely to ever own one of these beauties but qualified crewing is a serious option!
I’m looking to save every single cent for three years and purchase a catamaran, what’s your recommendations?
If I may, can I ask about your thoughts on the Harden Voyager or its sister the Sea Wolf these were also built in Tiawan. Few years ago I saw some go for 40K and some in the 60K range.
I will wait and watch until 100.000 dollar boats.I am fan of 40 feet cats but they do cost a lot.I may buy plans and start building my own.
Fun to watch, always well done and informative. Thanks Tim, I really enjoy learning from your sharing.
Hey, great video as always 🙂👍 in two weeks I fly to the Mediterranean to look at a first 38, wish me luck 😃🍻
Very very valid point about owners associations they are worth everything I have an Albin Vega and The Association is incredible
I like your site,but I would like to see more ocean cruising boats. I hope your heading that way.
Please advise if the mast is
keel stepped.
You never mention that fact
or ballast material.
Deck stepped masts should
be noted in discription.
Oh man I was hoping you would continue the series. I will be looking to tip you.
This guy's hilarious! Stripey ceiling to keep the kids entertained!😆
Hey thanks for this - dig your perspective.
So informative and hilarious...your narration is awesome!!
These are great videos Tim! Thanks a lot! I think this series will be valuable to a lot of people for decades to come.
Tartan 37?
What you said about the cheoy lee was very helpful thank you.
Another informative episode. Thank you
Thank u for mentioning Choeylee sailboats
Great series, Tim. Thanks for all the hard work you put in.
"CHEOY LEAKY"
Amazing series, thank you!
Dude the mattress topper 😂 comments got me rolling
G8 channel! Good info for a future buyer👍
It's always great to see ya! Thanks!
You too!
Endeavor!
At $60, Whitby 42 is at the top of my list.
Love this video series, keep them coming please.
I'm with you on the cheoy lee call BUT I'm more down with the West Sail 42 because I like girls with a big ole' stern.
Hahaha me too!!!
Excellent, informative and entertaining 👏 👍
"Without the moldy mattress" on the Beneteau first? Instead you get mouldy wood everywhere! And that mattress looks like it had some water damage too!
🧐
Thanks Tim! Well done and worthwhile.
Getting closer to our budget every week
ADD 35% if your Canadian..
Great video. Thanks
looking forward to the 70k
The bene first is awesome boat
Thank you great info
Love this series! Keep it going!
Need a $100k episode.
That Catalina is nice.
When do the Moody's start showing up...⛵
Soon I hope!
What happened to the Alberg 30 lady? Did she finish restoring the boat?
Afraid it's still sitting 😭
@@LadyKSailing Darn! Was hoping to see that Canadian Leaf on the water and hear about her escapades. Love the paint job.
Cheers to you.
finally
what about bayfield boat nice job
Ohhh I love a bayfield! Haven't seen any for sale yet