You said the magic words Randy, "what a good steward." One can buy this boat with loads of confidence, its so obvious this guy really loved his boat! My favored kind of episode; boats that are sort of within my budget and are not too much of a project! Wishing you the best this season and always Captain & Randy!
Apologies to anyone not quite 'in the Christmas Spirit(s) yet. Thank you Capt Q and Randay. I think its fair to say that you are without equal on TH-cam. You certainly added much needed colour to my 2022 and taught me not to overlook classic yachts. To everyone. Sailors, armchair sailors and everyone else. I wish you and your families and friends an exceptionally Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year and 2023. From a foggy, chilly snow free Northern Ireland, right beside the fabled Giant's Causeway ;)
Captain took the words out of my mouth: Wednesday night races - perfect! Then spending long weekends in the Apostle Islands. For the right person/family, this boat has a lot of value built in. Nice!
Oh Captain, my Captain! I love her. What a sweet deal. Santa, can you get her down the chimney for me? Merry Christmas Captain, Ran-day, and all the crew!
Raced on an old Cal 27 back in the 80's with my skipper Jim Conner who has long passed. Boy those were the greatest days of my life... racing every Friday night in the Spring-Summer-Fall and Saturday days in the Winter in the Florida Indian River; Eau Gallie Yacht Club . Did that for about 4-5 years. Just wonderful. Thanks for being a great Skip, Jim! RIP!
@@YachtHunters Oh sorry... I edited my comment. It was in Melbourne, FL. We raced in the ECCA (East Coast Cruising Association) and included the Melbourne Yacht Club as well as the Eau Gallie YC. There was a Olympic racer, Dick Tillman, who tried to recruit me to race on his J-24 when they were taking the world by storm. He cleaned EVERBODY'S clock when he was there. RIP, Dick. I later crewed in the same place on a San Juan 32 "Eagle" and had an unbelievably good time. I'm trying to remember my Skip's name (Jeeze... he later became the EGYC Commodore) but it escapes me at the moment. "Smitty" was the first mate. He hauled me in after I fell overboard in a race. Luckily I held on to the jib sheet! LOL!
Its amazing the difference between my boat and this boat. I have an Alberg 30 designed and built just a few years before this boat and they seem like they are from different centuries.
Very nice boat. Knew he was an engineer thinker, with tech hobbits.. he did a great job. The cedar is an RV trick. In all closets too. Less mold, & smells great. Personally, I'm looking single person, Caribbean, cruising. But this looks sweet for a day tripper. Would be great for west coast FL sailing, (out and back).. Keys sailing...
Super small boat in comparison with the previous who was incredible. I really appreciate the same enthusiasm you have for all kind of boat. Thanks for the great job CQ and RD 👍
Back in the early 80s when i was moving boats i hauled many of those I never had a problem with them .I thought of them as the happy boat they ran well in the water and they seemed to know i was taking them to there next adventure and were eager to get there .
Thanks Capt Q and Randay for all the wonderful adventures in all things nautical you have shared with us rhis year.greetings from Newzealand and all the best to you both in this festive season and the upcomeing new year.
Ha, gotch ya. Randay asked “is that the boat we are looking at today?” I knew the Cal 29 didn’t have a full keel. Love this channel, love you guys, love sailboats & having fun.
Loved my old Cal 2-29. It's one fatal flaw was that damn transverse steel beam under the head door. Mine had the shower and the drain was positioned perfectly to let the water run right down onto the beam and rust it to oblivion
I own a 1969 C29, that's the first thing I looked at before I bought her. Some models had stainless and some had galvanized beams, which would rust through
Firstly let me wish you both a very Merry Christmas and an exceedingly happy and prosperous New Year. My week is never complete without a CaptainQ episode. This one is right in my wheel house. I was not familiar with Cal until you educated me on the manufacturer and I am more than impressed. It's a lovely boat and in great shape. It's a give away at that price and won't last long on the market. And so ends the 2022 season with the best sailing channel on youtube. Best wishes and drive carefully.
I noticed a few things: 1. The captain's head was a bit askew while lying in the V-berth. Generally, the Captain requests a pillow, followed by a suggestion that he might nod off. That didn't happen here; 2. While the galley layout is good, and the ice box is okay, 12 volt refrigeration would be desirable for cruising, in fact, essential, according to my wife; 3. While readily accessible for adjustment, the main sheet traveler location would make for awkward movement from behind the helm to the companionway. Thanks gentlemen, for another excellent video, and remember, during the holiday season, not to over-toast your buns. ;)
@@captainrehab2047 My C&C designed, Mahone Bay built Paceship 29 has a retrofitted Novacool refrigeration unit installed in the factory icebox. The compressor, and related equipment, are, of course, not in the icebox itself. They are located in the aft portion of the engine compartment. The previous owner equipped the boat with numerous upgrades including a completely rebuilt Atomic 4, furling jib, electric windlass (which can be operated from both the bow and the cockpit) solar panels, pressurized water, deck wash-down pump, dodger, bimini and connector etc. Like the Captain, we're very fond of the non-pressurized alcohol stove. As with this Cal 29, it is a lot easier, and far less expensive, to buy a used boat with many of the upgrades/refits already done. Needless to say, there will always be more to do, as Ran-day can attest.😉
Another classic guys, great boat. Nice of the boat yard to leave her unwrapped for your tour Captain. Thanks for a great year of some really nice yachts, wishing you Captain and Randay and your loved ones a very merry Christmas from West Oz 🤶
This boat isn't a blue water cruiser and certainly not suitable for living aboard for more than 1, but it is a beautifully kept boat and one of the most turn-key, sea ready boats I've seen in a while. I could see myself spending 4 seasons on her if she had a heat source, but it would certainly be a minimalist in terms of a residence. And I think I would need to shower at least once in a while. I really liked the way the saloon is laid out and they've made excellent use of the space. I doubt this boat will be for sale much longer, she is a bargain for the right buyer. Thanks for another great video and wishing you and Randay a very happy holiday season.
I watch a channel that spent 7 years building a “classic Bueller” designed boat. Today the marinas are full of well equipped, older molded fiberglass hulls, with aluminum masts and stainless rigging, that are superior in every way to a wood hull with wood masts and rope rigging. That Cal 29 will out preform that home made boat in every way for eternity. You can buy a lot of boats for peanuts that can leave tomorrow and not take 7 years.
The internal woodwork is brilliant. Can I ask that when you come across DIY details like this that you talk to the owner discussing details and issues. Love your work.
Nice boat, somewhat simple but that makes it reliable and easy to maintain. As for the shower there is nothing wrong with a sun shower on deck hung from a spar. I'd be happy to write a check for this one but it might cost me a whole lot more when the wife leaves. Learn from me young fellows, you need to have certain conversation with your intended BEFORE you get hitched. Keep the good stuff coming guys. BTW when do we get to see more of Randay's boat?
My Dad had a Cal29 built in Vancouver BC. Learned how to sail and race with him. Great boat for a young family as well. I have never realized how many custom bits and bobs he added.
@@jackcole1706 I forgot details but there where some built in Vancouver around then as well. I remember seeking the hull unmolding and prep for the decks. I should do the research and ask my dad. Yes , Calgan Marine in North Vancouver. Went under in 1979. Built in Canada under license from Jensen.
@@YachtHunters Captain Jacks folks have taken on a larger project boat as mums expecting a sibling next year ... Its a Mid cockpit cruiser... That had a lot of work done then got left.. sadly the mast was out and water got in and flooded down below causing a lot of damage. They might appreciate a few pointers and any inside knowledge. Jack would be happy to hear from Randay and yourself.
Another great show, gentlemen. You have entertained, informed and educated us viewers all year. Thank You. Hi from the South West tip of Ireland 🇮🇪. Keep wearing that aran sweater Cap't.🤣
Hi - just for some context: this boat costs like 3% (if I & my calculator can do arithmetic) of the Little Harbor 59 on last week, but got about a third of the CQ score. Seen this way it is a very good boat.
OK...couple of hours till santa rides across the deep blue (no chimneys downunder) on he's new to him Boreal 47.2 , yep from the Atlantic to the south west pacific...Santa is cool + a sailor. Merry Xmas and New Year to yourselves and family.
Thanks for showing us a really nice example of a Cal 29. Of course any Cal is going to make me think of Dave, Jaja and their kids. If the thought of 2 adults and 2 kids on a Cal 25 going most of the way around the world doesn't inspire you to do impossible things, I don't know what will.
This is a beautiful sailboat! A bit small to be blue water. And no shower? : - ( hahaha I guess you can't have every thing. Happy holidays every one! Festivus for the rest of us! : - )
One correction, this CAL 2-29 is a 1977 model, that sheer stripe was exclusive to the 1977 CAL models. Last year for the CAL 29/2-29 was 1977 or 1978 if I recall. I’m a big fan of CALs, we owned a 1970 CAL 21 for 38 years, bought new in 1970.
I have a ‘69 Cal 29 and enjoyed seeing those upgrades. I might add a few to Happy Hour. Btw, the differences in the 2-29 were to include as standard a steering wheel, a diesel engine, and a vanity across from the head.
If you like this boat but live on the West Coast, there are two vintage Cals available right now: a good-looking 1978 29-2 with the upgraded interior asking $13k, and a 1968 Cal 34 that appears to be in very good shape asking $20k. See CraigsList - San Diego.
Is PB located somewhere in North America? I'm sure all of your viewers would love a tour of the much lauded yacht! Have a very merry Christmas and thank you both for bringing such great content, bravo!
Great video! We bought our C 29 as a covid boat and have loved her here in Chicago. She's the perfect city getaway yacht. I would love to see the videos you mentioned about the upgrades the owner made. Are there any links available? I'm sure other Cal owners would greatly appreciate it! Merry Christmas!
Sea Cook wow seems twice the size of a sea swing. Don't see those often anymore, maybe on a VOR boat. Owner got rid of the plastic feel of the 60s-70s boats. I think a little pricey though but a nice boat. I was expecting a atomic 4 but pleased to see Yanmar
@@YachtHunters I've spent many an hour working on Atomic 4s. Heard many years ago they were a marinized John Deere tractor motor from 1929. Lord knows if I was teaching the basics of gasoline engines I would have made it my choice.
@@RickMentore The rocking of the boat will ring the bell ... old school stuff. Nowadays I suppose you could interface your horn with AIS or radar ....:-)
Prices are all over the place and anyone is free to ask what they want and anyone is free to bid what they want ....the back story controls each side that makes it fun to hunt your own boat no?
You said the magic words Randy, "what a good steward." One can buy this boat with loads of confidence, its so obvious this guy really loved his boat! My favored kind of episode; boats that are sort of within my budget and are not too much of a project! Wishing you the best this season and always Captain & Randy!
kudos to the owner for such thoughtful personalization and maintenance!
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"what a good steward."
Apologies to anyone not quite 'in the Christmas Spirit(s) yet.
Thank you Capt Q and Randay. I think its fair to say that you are without equal on TH-cam. You certainly added much needed colour to my 2022 and taught me not to overlook classic yachts. To everyone. Sailors, armchair sailors and everyone else. I wish you and your families and friends an exceptionally Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year and 2023.
From a foggy, chilly snow free Northern Ireland, right beside the fabled Giant's Causeway ;)
my Irish heritage nags at me for not visiting your land butim running out of time but thank you so much for your kind note
Merry Christmas
@@YachtHunters 25:39
we wish you and yours the same dear sir
If The Cap'n could only find deals like this for us on the west coast..
I learn something new with every episode. What did I learn today? "With a big ass comes big responsibility!" Thanks and Merry Christmas! 😎
Captain took the words out of my mouth: Wednesday night races - perfect! Then spending long weekends in the Apostle Islands. For the right person/family, this boat has a lot of value built in. Nice!
Have fun!
Oh Captain, my Captain! I love her. What a sweet deal. Santa, can you get her down the chimney for me? Merry Christmas Captain, Ran-day, and all the crew!
I said it before and I'll say it again. I love this channel. Captain Q and Randay are a dream crew to couch sail with every week
Raced on an old Cal 27 back in the 80's with my skipper Jim Conner who has long passed. Boy those were the greatest days of my life... racing every Friday night in the Spring-Summer-Fall and Saturday days in the Winter in the Florida Indian River; Eau Gallie Yacht Club . Did that for about 4-5 years. Just wonderful. Thanks for being a great Skip, Jim! RIP!
was this on the Chesapeake?
@@YachtHunters Oh sorry... I edited my comment. It was in Melbourne, FL. We raced in the ECCA (East Coast Cruising Association) and included the Melbourne Yacht Club as well as the Eau Gallie YC. There was a Olympic racer, Dick Tillman, who tried to recruit me to race on his J-24 when they were taking the world by storm. He cleaned EVERBODY'S clock when he was there. RIP, Dick. I later crewed in the same place on a San Juan 32 "Eagle" and had an unbelievably good time. I'm trying to remember my Skip's name (Jeeze... he later became the EGYC Commodore) but it escapes me at the moment. "Smitty" was the first mate. He hauled me in after I fell overboard in a race. Luckily I held on to the jib sheet! LOL!
Great Video guys.
Glad you enjoyed it
Its amazing the difference between my boat and this boat. I have an Alberg 30 designed and built just a few years before this boat and they seem like they are from different centuries.
Very nice boat. Knew he was an engineer thinker, with tech hobbits.. he did a great job.
The cedar is an RV trick.
In all closets too. Less mold, & smells great.
Personally, I'm looking single person, Caribbean, cruising. But this looks sweet for a day tripper. Would be great for west coast FL sailing, (out and back).. Keys sailing...
Thanks again gents you guys really do find diamonds in the rough
we try the best we can
Nicely appointed for its size and usability. Thx guys
Super small boat in comparison with the previous who was incredible.
I really appreciate the same enthusiasm you have for all kind of boat.
Thanks for the great job CQ and RD 👍
Back in the early 80s when i was moving boats i hauled many of those I never had a problem with them .I thought of them as the happy boat they ran well in the water and they seemed to know i was taking them to there next adventure and were eager to get there .
Captain Qs PB was a gorgeous yacht!
it was and still is
Thanks Capt Q and Randay for all the wonderful adventures in all things nautical you have shared with us rhis year.greetings from Newzealand and all the best to you both in this festive season and the upcomeing new year.
Happy new year!
Ha, gotch ya. Randay asked “is that the boat we are looking at today?”
I knew the Cal 29 didn’t have a full keel. Love this channel, love you guys, love sailboats & having fun.
thank you for putting up with us
Loved my old Cal 2-29. It's one fatal flaw was that damn transverse steel beam under the head door. Mine had the shower and the drain was positioned perfectly to let the water run right down onto the beam and rust it to oblivion
ouch
I own a 1969 C29, that's the first thing I looked at before I bought her. Some models had stainless and some had galvanized beams, which would rust through
My first boat was a Cal25, which I hope you will review one day. I'd love to own this 29... Everything a pocket cruiser should be.
Merry Christmas Q’ster and Rannn Day!!! Best to you both in 2023 …… the year Dinty steps up to the plate!!
we can only hope
Thankyou for another great video on an affordable boat!
Firstly let me wish you both a very Merry Christmas and an exceedingly happy and prosperous New Year. My week is never complete without a CaptainQ episode. This one is right in my wheel house. I was not familiar with Cal until you educated me on the manufacturer and I am more than impressed. It's a lovely boat and in great shape. It's a give away at that price and won't last long on the market. And so ends the 2022 season with the best sailing channel on youtube. Best wishes and drive carefully.
Thanks Friar
🤣😂🤣!! Oh my Captain! I had such a bad day at work. Came home and watched this first thing. Haven't laughed so hard in weeks! Thank you so very much.
Glad you enjoyed it
Clean nav station at the helm +1
Freixenet stays nice and cold this time of year 🍾
I like the humor that's edited in. Good stuff, as usual.
Much appreciated!
WoW that ceiling is gorgeous! 😍
Happy Holidays, Gents 🌲
really adds a nice touch
Well worth the money!! Looks maintained top notch!! Pea green , when would ya ever see it lmao!! Thanks guys and have a great holiday from Cape Cod!!!
thank you Curtis ...and Merry Christmas to you
I noticed a few things:
1. The captain's head was a bit askew while lying in the V-berth. Generally, the Captain requests a pillow, followed by a suggestion that he might nod off. That didn't happen here;
2. While the galley layout is good, and the ice box is okay, 12 volt refrigeration would be desirable for cruising, in fact, essential, according to my wife;
3. While readily accessible for adjustment, the main sheet traveler location would make for awkward movement from behind the helm to the companionway.
Thanks gentlemen, for another excellent video, and remember, during the holiday season, not to over-toast your buns. ;)
A 12v Dometic refrigerator/freezer chest would fit nicely in the Stb quarter berths. They are very efficient.
@@captainrehab2047 My C&C designed, Mahone Bay built Paceship 29 has a retrofitted Novacool refrigeration unit installed in the factory icebox. The compressor, and related equipment, are, of course, not in the icebox itself. They are located in the aft portion of the engine compartment. The previous owner equipped the boat with numerous upgrades including a completely rebuilt Atomic 4, furling jib, electric windlass (which can be operated from both the bow and the cockpit) solar panels, pressurized water, deck wash-down pump, dodger, bimini and connector etc.
Like the Captain, we're very fond of the non-pressurized alcohol stove.
As with this Cal 29, it is a lot easier, and far less expensive, to buy a used boat with many of the upgrades/refits already done. Needless to say, there will always be more to do, as Ran-day can attest.😉
Another classic guys, great boat. Nice of the boat yard to leave her unwrapped for your tour Captain. Thanks for a great year of some really nice yachts, wishing you Captain and Randay and your loved ones a very merry Christmas from West Oz 🤶
This boat isn't a blue water cruiser and certainly not suitable for living aboard for more than 1, but it is a beautifully kept boat and one of the most turn-key, sea ready boats I've seen in a while. I could see myself spending 4 seasons on her if she had a heat source, but it would certainly be a minimalist in terms of a residence. And I think I would need to shower at least once in a while. I really liked the way the saloon is laid out and they've made excellent use of the space. I doubt this boat will be for sale much longer, she is a bargain for the right buyer. Thanks for another great video and wishing you and Randay a very happy holiday season.
I watch a channel that spent 7 years building a “classic Bueller” designed boat. Today the marinas are full of well equipped, older molded fiberglass hulls, with aluminum masts and stainless rigging, that are superior in every way to a wood hull with wood masts and rope rigging. That Cal 29 will out preform that home made boat in every way for eternity. You can buy a lot of boats for peanuts that can leave tomorrow and not take 7 years.
very true but of course some people like the smell of wood and the challenge but not for me ...I'm with you
The internal woodwork is brilliant. Can I ask that when you come across DIY details like this that you talk to the owner discussing details and issues. Love your work.
love too except for time restraints feel free to reach out to him directly see info below episode description
Nice boat, somewhat simple but that makes it reliable and easy to maintain. As for the shower there is nothing wrong with a sun shower on deck hung from a spar. I'd be happy to write a check for this one but it might cost me a whole lot more when the wife leaves. Learn from me young fellows, you need to have certain conversation with your intended BEFORE you get hitched. Keep the good stuff coming guys. BTW when do we get to see more of Randay's boat?
Hey RanDay .....when do we see the boat ....your boat ... the fans want to know
Superb dynamic again, fantastic review. I look forward to them all, regardles of cost.⛵🖕
thats the spirit its the best time of the year for good spirits keep at it
All the best for the "season" gentleman.
Thanks for this past year of insights into how the other half sails.
I do like that Cal! 👍
Happy new year!
Great review as always.. Merry Christmas to my favorite Captain and his sidekick Randay..🎄🥂
My Dad had a Cal29 built in Vancouver BC. Learned how to sail and race with him. Great boat for a young family as well. I have never realized how many custom bits and bobs he added.
we try the best we can to find something of interest to tickle memories
The cal boats were built by Jenson marine in cally in Irvine in early 1970s.
@@jackcole1706 I forgot details but there where some built in Vancouver around then as well. I remember seeking the hull unmolding and prep for the decks. I should do the research and ask my dad. Yes , Calgan Marine in North Vancouver. Went under in 1979. Built in Canada under license from Jensen.
Practical little boat ⛵ ....
Seasons greetings and have a good x mas ..Cap Q and Randay.🎄🇬🇧🧙♂️
salute to Clive
@@YachtHunters
Captain Jacks folks have taken on a larger project boat as mums expecting a sibling next year ... Its a Mid cockpit cruiser... That had a lot of work done then got left.. sadly the mast was out and water got in and flooded down below causing a lot of damage.
They might appreciate a few pointers and any inside knowledge. Jack would be happy to hear from Randay and yourself.
Sweet little Yaht...Thank you Captain Q!
And Randay..Merry Christmas to
You Both and a Happy New Year...
Happy New Year to you Jeffery
Cheers and Happy Holidays to you.
Another great show, gentlemen. You have entertained, informed and educated us viewers all year. Thank You. Hi from the South West tip of Ireland 🇮🇪. Keep wearing that aran sweater Cap't.🤣
Love my Arans Love the Irish gotta visit before i get boxed up thank you
Merry Christmas! This viewer is going to contact that potential sponsor.
good luck
Always great videos thanks from Sc
Glad you like them!
@@YachtHunters Captain. In had a Seafarer 24. Love her. Left her in Portsmouth Va years ago with my x wife. Sure do miss my boat. True story.
Hi - just for some context: this boat costs like 3% (if I & my calculator can do arithmetic) of the Little Harbor 59 on last week, but got about a third of the CQ score. Seen this way it is a very good boat.
you guys are really way ahead of me lol
OK...couple of hours till santa rides across the deep blue (no chimneys downunder) on he's new to him Boreal 47.2 , yep from the Atlantic to the south west pacific...Santa is cool + a sailor.
Merry Xmas and New Year to yourselves and family.
Hey Captain I thought the bell was there to celebrate the start of Happy Hour
What year please? I've probably missed it somewhere? 🤭☺️
Thanks for showing us a really nice example of a Cal 29. Of course any Cal is going to make me think of Dave, Jaja and their kids. If the thought of 2 adults and 2 kids on a Cal 25 going most of the way around the world doesn't inspire you to do impossible things, I don't know what will.
the 29 would be a palace
And now their daughter is going around the marble on a 27' Grinde.
This is a beautiful sailboat! A bit small to be blue water. And no shower? : - ( hahaha I guess you can't have every thing. Happy holidays every one! Festivus for the rest of us! : - )
My thoughts exactly
One correction, this CAL 2-29 is a 1977 model, that sheer stripe was exclusive to the 1977 CAL models. Last year for the CAL 29/2-29 was 1977 or 1978 if I recall. I’m a big fan of CALs, we owned a 1970 CAL 21 for 38 years, bought new in 1970.
Really enjoyed this video. And since this is the last before Christmas, MERRY CHRISTMAS to You Both and Your Families!!! 🙏❤🇺🇸⛵⚓🎶🎵👣🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Thank you so much
I have a ‘69 Cal 29 and enjoyed seeing those upgrades. I might add a few to Happy Hour.
Btw, the differences in the 2-29 were to include as standard a steering wheel, a diesel engine, and a vanity across from the head.
Thanks for the info!
Yes, an engineer’s detailed work!
“You never call or write…or sponsor.”
That got me good. 😂
Arni Gay
Someone is the lucky new owner!
Btw we prolly crossed tacks racing in CBYRC.
great buy!
Arni was my boss great guy poor mans John wayne i always thought
@@YachtHunters Arni was a legend.
Great stocking stuffer Capt!
hohoho
I'm with Randay on the teak and mahogany overhead 🤙
If you like this boat but live on the West Coast, there are two vintage Cals available right now: a good-looking 1978 29-2 with the upgraded interior asking $13k, and a 1968 Cal 34 that appears to be in very good shape asking $20k. See CraigsList - San Diego.
How about changing the heading below transition to teleporting the Captan below deck.
That's really pretty!
Merry Christmas
WOW nice oldie
Is PB located somewhere in North America? I'm sure all of your viewers would love a tour of the much lauded yacht! Have a very merry Christmas and thank you both for bringing such great content, bravo!
Cap'n, did you sign an endorsement deal with Edson? Don't think I've ever noticed the Edson branded belt.
Oh man....I need you to come feature my boat! She needs complete refurb but she's special....CSY pilot house 44...hull #1.
The only one on the hard with the mast on and no shrink wrap in December…hmmm. I smell a good deal! Now if only I had $20k to spare.
it was to be covered shortly after we shot i believe
Great video! We bought our C 29 as a covid boat and have loved her here in Chicago. She's the perfect city getaway yacht. I would love to see the videos you mentioned about the upgrades the owner made. Are there any links available? I'm sure other Cal owners would greatly appreciate it! Merry Christmas!
th-cam.com/video/Z3UFUUcqamA/w-d-xo.html
@@captainrehab2047 Thank you!
How do you keep finding these Gems?! Indeed very well taken care of. At 20k this is a great deal too.
CQ IS the Hunter !!! lol
Could this cal 29 be a decent live aboard for bahamas stuff? Good coastal cruiser for east and florida?
Please tell me the overhead is inspired by the Ship Cellar Pub. Please!!
Merry Christmas Guys! Those engineers and their spreadsheets ......sheesh! Whatever happened to a pound of nails and a BFH? 😎
dunno
@@YachtHunters Just joshin Randay!
Sea Cook wow seems twice the size of a sea swing. Don't see those often anymore, maybe on a VOR boat.
Owner got rid of the plastic feel of the 60s-70s boats. I think a little pricey though but a nice boat. I was expecting a atomic 4 but pleased to see Yanmar
The Atomic 4s did a lot yeoman work and they were quiet
@@YachtHunters I've spent many an hour working on Atomic 4s. Heard many years ago they were a marinized John Deere tractor motor from 1929. Lord knows if I was teaching the basics of gasoline engines I would have made it my choice.
Ran-Day Python
Gotta see how bad the maststep is rusted says Cal29 Seafever #163
was that captain Q's wife talking about big responsibility
I am a big fan of a Tiller on sailboats of this size. Wheel steering is just something that could go wrong
Just recently purchased a vessel in Annapolis Maryland , and I am curious as to why a bell is needed for the coast guards.
to warn other vessel in low visibility like fog of your presence so they don't hit you CG Regs..certain pattern of sounds
It is for an audible signal of "I am here!" in times of fog. No batteries to fail. The sound is piercing and carries incredibly well over water.
@@YachtHunters thanks for asking, my thought were, if you have a horn why a bell!
@@RickMentore The rocking of the boat will ring the bell ... old school stuff. Nowadays I suppose you could interface your horn with AIS or radar ....:-)
3 bells n all is well
🛎🛎🛎
Charlie ? also had a Morgan 30 or 34 didn't he?
He might have
i can see his face but i cant pull up his last name hope he is still sailing
It's funny my friend got a cal 31 in great shape for 2500
Prices are all over the place and anyone is free to ask what they want and anyone is free to bid what they want ....the back story controls each side that makes it fun to hunt your own boat no?
@@YachtHunters no I'm just saying he got lucky
*Responsibility!
👏👏👍👍
This boat is way to cheap , with this specs, What is Wrong with it?
Love your show, watching here in the UK🇬🇧👍
thank you for watching
"big responsibility" 🤣