It was! Sold a long time ago. But there are a couple that are good deals available (not enclosed bridge models)

@@rski1036 I don’t know 400,00 if you’re talking US Dollars!

I haven’t seen this video for a long long time. It’s 12 years old. At first I didn’t see any steam but because it’s such an old video, I actually watched it. And yes towards the end I saw what you’re talking about. Probably not normal, but I don’t think anything serious.

Yeah, although the boat looked nice visibly there were some issues found curbing survey. Some from the yard. Believe it or not, the bottom was just done and the yard (unbelievably) drilled holes into the bottom. A good section of the keel was delaminated. It truly was a shame.

No it wasn't available when you wrote.

Yeah, I have been told before that my videos, lack, professionalism, customization, good equipment, etc. And really, between you and me, they are very unprofessional. But they serve a purpose as opposed to all of the people doing boat/yacht videos now, where the person doing the video wants to be the star. If you notice on mine, you actually see the boat/yacht. Not me! I am not the one looking for fame, I am doing videos of boats/yachts, for a specific purpose. (Honestly, with a face like mine, it's better to just show the boat, lol). You see, I make these videos for specific clients who are interested in the particular vessel that I am recording. So, for them, it does exactly what it is meant to do and that is, show the boat as I see them, when I get onboard. You will notice that I don't stage the boats (uncover, set up dishes, make the beds, etc.). My motto is you see the boat/yacht the way I see it. First impressions are very important. All my videos are, uncut, unedited, non-stop complete walk-through, so my clients know that I am honest and truthful with them. There are a lot of people doing boat videos now, who cut out the bad parts of the boat. I don't do that. Often, I hear my clients tell me (when they see the boat first-hand), "Wow, this is better than I thought it would be". To me, that's a compliment. I guess that I could take it as a bad rap about my video taking abilities. But that's alright, as long as my clients have confidence in me about my honesty and ethics and ultimately, happy about their new boat. This particular Azimut was sold 8-9 years ago, the owners still have it and LOVE it! It was/is a great motor yacht. Be well my friend and please subscribe!

Wow, after 13 years, I would have thought that all of the negative comments about how bad I am at doing videos would have been completed. Thanks for joining the party! Better late than never! I know that I suck at making videos and I have been reminded about it many, many, many, many, many times. Luckily, that is not my career and even though the videos truly are terrible, they have been received as unexpected delights for those they were initially intended for. Also, not that its worth anything, because the videos really haven't gotten any better (let's just keep that between you and me), but the video equipment was a lot worse 13 years ago. I find watching it on your phone makes them not as bad as watching on a TV...guess it's harder to see all the mess ups on a hand help device. Be good!

Hello, This boat already sold, but there are 5 others that are available ranging in price from $139,000 - $179,000

Hello Dr. T Yes, this boat sold some time ago for $225K. It is a galley down model with 2 staterooms and in really nice condition, especially the interior. That said, there are two similar 50' Bertram Convertible boats available (both, galley up). A beautiful 46 Bertram (galley down) that has everything new (paint, engines rebuilt, generator, etc., etc., etc.) and a nice 54' Bertram (galley up) also available. Feel free to contact me directly. My info is in the description at the beginning of this video.

@@drtedthatcherdc4299 Hello, Yes it actually sold rather quickly but a long time ago. I don’t remember the exact amount but I do remember that it was a good deal for the buyer.

I 100% agree with you. To me, the 63 MY is a great boat (minus the gelcoat issues they have). Good cockpit, good visibility, three nice size staterooms, great open galley, great aft deck, Viking, big powerful engines, good handling. Absolutely one of my favorites and lucky to have sold a few in my time. Great family boat!

@@1worldyachts in a couple of years I'll be looking for either a Viking 55, or a Gulfstar 49. Ofcourse, when the time comes, there won't be any on the market for sale ... lol

@@barelyafloatwithsteve3975 Both very good boats. I love the interior of the 49 Gulfstar, 3 staterooms with a great amount of space between the owner suite and the VIP, huge galley with the dinette. I only wish that there was more exterior space either up top or out back. But both are good, well made boats and there will always be these classics available.

@@1worldyachts when I'm ready I'll reach out to you. I watch your companies videos all the time.

@@barelyafloatwithsteve3975 Well thank you very much. I look forward to working with you.

Yes, well built

Tiara is a great build, super dependable.

Yes, it was the Starboard side...Guess you are the first to catch that, which makes you the winner! I don't know what you won, but yep, you caught that. Congratulations/Good job! You know, sometimes I say things that I am wrong, or didn't mean to say, but because these videos are nonstop, unedited, I just let them go and keep going with the video. Most the time, I recognize when I mess up. This is an older video, but I don't remember, sitting here now, remembering that one at the time.

Amen brother! I just sold a Moppie that was re-powered. Now you got a tank that's fast. Wow. The guy who bought it has three kids. I made sure to tell him to explain to his kids that not all Bertrams are this fast. I can imagine the day when one of his kids are in the late 20's early 30's and looking to get their first boat with some buddies and come across a Bertram. His kid will tell the others, I remember my dad had a Bertram, it was a great boat. Then he'll find out whatever he looks at isn't as fast as what dad had and be disappointed.

@@1worldyachts I had a 1994 moppie (Tiara style) for stock old school it was fast. The first owner ordered it w 454s which was normally not available. I'm sure bertram had to do some modifications. I believe it was a one of. And at that time only one on great lakes. I sold it almost 20 years ago, sadly it ended up in salt

75 Sports Deck are great boats. Enjoy!

Cool idea lol.

No, usually owners do not hold the paper, but there are lending companies who specialize in Marine Finance.

Thank you for the kind words, I don't stress over them, but in many instances, its all constructive and correct. I know that my videos are not the best and actually closer to the worst in the spectrum of things. But, they serve a purpose and the people who I make them for are very thankful that I do what I do.

Worst comment I've ever read, most negative viewer ever lol Not for nothing, but do you see that first word in the title that says "SOLD". I don't know but maybe something worked? Have a nice day and good luck shopping for your dream boat/yacht.

I think that is exactly who bought it.

Hello and thank you for your comments. This boat was sold many years ago, but again, I appreciate your input.

To tell you the truth, I don't remember. Again, this video was some time ago and sold right after this video was submitted. There are other boats available if you are interested in the purchase of one. Just send me an email or call/text or whatsapp me to the number in the description.

You are soooo right! The layout of this yacht is great. But, if a boat is maintained correctly throughout its life, they'll outlast all of us. This boat is very, very well maintained and its evident.

No Justin, I purposely do not stage boats. I do these videos specifically for my clients, who are looking to purchase. I purposely do not edit the video at all. If you notice, they are completely non-stop, unedited and un-staged. I want them to see the boat how it really sets. Most of the time when we go through with the next phase of the purchase process, my client sees the boat for the first time, and I hear "Oh, it looks better than I thought it would". That's a good thing. Over the years, since I have been doing these videos and others have followed my lead, many other brokers stage the boats and make a professional video that does not truly represent the boat as it really is. I'm a little old school (OK, a lot) and would rather be more truthful.

Yeah, its nice!

No, this boat has been sold, but there are a couple like this that are available.

This video was not to help the seller, this was to show the boat exactly how it sets for my clients...the buyer! And, no, although I should charge for these beautiful, wonderful, enchanting, excellent videos...I don't! LOL

Back then, many manufacturers did the “Lucy & Ricky” set up with 2 twins or (in this case) 2 double beds. But the reason that these people liked it so much is because they were both so ugly lol that neither one wanted to be in the same bed as the other!!! I don’t know bro, it’s just how Bertram made them.

I had a 46 motor Yacht. It's actually a very easy, simple conversion. Certainly not a deal breaker. Had a 43 gulfstar, same way.

Sold in 2012 for $50K

Cool thanks