The Lincoln truck

I don't know much about boats, but I'd love to spend an entire summer on that boat 😍

Good video man ..

2010

This boat sucks. The engine room probably had a grenade go off in it.

Another great one. Nice details

I always like these 500 Sundancer. 550 gals of fuel 150 gallons of water. Makes a week get away easy to manage

Location? Unless I missed it.

You gotta check out Beneteau's Antares 11. (Under $300K) AMAZING!

Price

No mention in the video or in the add what the hours are on the Detroit's ?

Fuel is approx 500 gallons range similar 1 mile per gallon

This boat is earlier than 1999 as I own a 1999 and the circular seating on deck and the white saloon cabinetry throughout …1999 has the wood accents..generally…also I have the 6v92 configuration this was base model common 550 hp per side

🌟 Fun-fact, #relax, and stop jerking the camera, I feel bloody seasick #numptynonsense

Cruising speed? Top speed? Range at cruising speed? Fuel capacity? Please. TIA

Price? Range? Fuel capacity?

Love the boat layout. But the detailing before sale on it really makes me cringe. Makes me worry about all that untreated mold on everywhere including the hoses. And those sinks/wells. I just can't.

What year?

Detroit Silver 6v92 V6 could be a 8v92. They quit making them in 1995

Would you happen to history of boat ? Did it come from Cincinnati Ohio.

What a boat ❤

Loved this one, Blayne

Beautiful boat and a great walkthrough. Those looked like cedar closets.

Where are the motors? Get in that engine room

Good to see you back, Blayne!

Curved windshield was about 1990 ish

Great start to the New Year 🎊

Need info

I'd like to clear up the issue people are having with the lavatory wall and a space that can be reached through. All boats experience dampness inside and outside. The dampness can cause damage to any wood so anything that would otherwise be sealed up is intentionally vented in some form. Because venting allows for air movement and sometimes air exchange helping to eliminate damage such as mold, mildew, odors, ruined wood finishes, and the absolute worst, wood rot. Whenever one is on a wood boat the venting can usually be seen, particularly venting for drawers, cabinets, and closets. Often craftsmen stylized venting will be cut into the top or bottoms of doors from small cabinet doors to large closet doors. Some of us may recall kitchens where vents were cut into the cabinet area in front of the kitchen sink, above the doors. The area beneath the kitchen sink being the dampest area in the room. An example in the video here turns up at 3:14 where the cabinet behind the dinette seat has a vent cut into the door in the shape of what appears to be an Anchor. And at 3:21 the drawer in the dinette bench has a vent cut into the pull handle. Again at 3:34 is a quick view of the Anchor vent cut into the closet door. Then from 3:34 - 3:42 our host is positioned in the V-Berth and behind his head is (usually) the Anchor Locker. Boats in this size category will generally use a rope anchor, and because rope can hold moisture Chris-Craft installed two rather large V-shaped vents in the upper part of the panel above the anchor access door. I find it amusing that they chose V-shaped vents in the V-Berth area. Interestingly, they have three vents for the area beneath the sink at 4:47 an anchor vent in each door and a louver vent just above the door on the right. I'm pretty sure that, that louver vent is also venting the cabinet and drawer seen on the right side of the galley. Enough said. However, there was some additional venting that I hadn't mentioned. I figured anyone interested would seek out those vents on their own.

I love these models the Sea Ray would like to see the engine room though

Carvers have weird little spaces in the back

Surprisingly spacious.

Fun drinking game. Take a sip every time this dude says "loop"

Beautiful boat but 1 engine is for lakes except Michigan

nice walk thru!

You gotta show the engine room.

for a bottle of wine etc

a boat without engines ?? bad presentation.

You sale boats in Florida so pull your skirt up and do the videos just saying

One engine or two? Fuel capacity? Maximum range? If two use's twice as much i might want one. If I ever take the plung I will be looking at maximun range as a priority.

I just purchased my first boat, a 1987 Carver. Why all the hate on Carver boats…they’re very high quality…great vessel.

Do lenders finance boats as old as this?

On my 1964 WoodenChris Craft Constellation I used the Closet Onboard to hold my “Parlor sized Acoustic Guitar I liked those Guitars because they are basically a 3/4 sized Instrument but are combined with a Standard or Full Sized Neck and Fret board mine is a Gibson Composite made Guitar that doesn’t change its shape due to extreme Humidity changes you would find on a WoodenBoat Essentially the Guitar is all man made Materials ( A.K.A. plastic but is tastefully built to remble Natural Wood grains

Damn that is a nice ass boat for very inexpensive money

My favorite boat. I would love to see a documentary on whoever designed it.

Ready for your next boat, Blayne

what year ? 1972. ??

Question…is it hot?

Great tour

Hi Blayne! Nice job on this one.