$119,000 - REMARKABLE BLUEWATER sailboat for sale - Hood 46 Ketch - EP 107

[@armorguy1108]

This may be my favorite boat that Captain Q and Ran-day have featured so far! My dream is to spend a couple of years cruising the islands before transiting the canal and doing a 4-5 year circumnavigation. This very reasonably priced vessel, after a good refit (which is honestly called out in the Yachtworld listing) could be exactly the right boat for that. It's not time for me to take the plunge but I am confident that she will show the new owners an amazing time. Thanks, Captain and Ran-day, for sharing her with us!

[@conradlogan5201]

Just had the pleasure of rewatching this episode and refreshing my love for Capt Q (as well as this particular boat) Miss these episodes much!! Wishing you well in your retirement

[@mountainmandale1587]

You guys always get a thumbs up from this old salty hullscraper. Beautiful vessel. Thank you for showing us. Let's see more of Randays trials and tribulations with his project! I always enjoy that.

[@YachtHunters]

Speaking of hullscraper… ran-day could use one!! 😂

[@PreacherwithoutaPulpit]

Stunning, simply stunning. So well maintained from the look of things and laid out very, very well. Now that's a vessel I'd happily live aboard as well as visit some tropical paradises with. Great vessel for some island hopping and spending as many seasons at anchor as you'd want. With the ability to cross oceans and even circumnavigate if that's your goal. Easily one of the best ready to go vessels you've shown us... Fair winds, following seas, safe travels and God Bless...

[@doncripto1405]

One of my favorites and a Hull #1…. Absolutely a stunning work of art!!

[@YachtHunters]

Couldn’t agree more! Cheers

[@friarfox]

45 is a reasonable rating. A Hood. The Aston Martin of yachts with so much going for it. The price? Are you kidding me? That's insanely low for a Hood. Anyone with any insight into sailing will jump this yesterday. I am speechless as to the details. Thank you RanDay and Camptain Q for a wonderful tour of a classic fantasy of mine from long ago. Side note I want to know what happened to the drone guys watching Randay's boat trip. Be well .

[@georgescombulis7258]

Minus one for the state of the nav station?

[@michaelbaughman8524]

@@georgescombulis7258 How about minus 0.49 points, so it still rounds to 45?

[@YachtHunters]

she is worth more actually, but my point generator was overwhelmed

[@louisfbrooks]

Wow, what a gorgeous boat. Definitely a top 5 CQ feature. My uncle, who ran the marine supply store in Apalachicola, FL for 40 years, was given an antique ship's clock like the one on this boat. He took it home, wound it up and set it on a shelf. Then about four AM it went off and woke up half the neighborhood. My aunt was not amused. 😂

[@YachtHunters]

Yeah seems like an easy vote-getter for a top 5

[@melee401]

You only wind the clock not the chimes. You will do little more than piss off the crew winding the chimes.

[@markbuskens6070]

I’ve been in that store in 1995 bought a Guy Harvey shirt

[@AC-sc1pc]

My favorite part of Thursday afternoon.

[@YachtHunters]

thank you so much

[@sallyb3]

Love Ted's boats, as long as I don't have to work on them! .. Great episode Captain Q

[@gordonshaffer5560]

I was drooling over the on-deck walk about. Even an old man like me could single hand this boat with the rigging and systems I saw. When you took us below I was like "wow!". That saloon table is simply breathtaking. The woodwork is worthy of any cabinet maker that I've seen. Well laid out galley with tons of storage. Love the access panel to check the oil, as if that engine access isn't enough. Great use of a pocket door in the head. 2 double state rooms is a plus. This would definitely be a yacht that it's owner will enjoy showing off to guests. The only thing I saw that it needed was an electronics refresh. I'll take it. Captain, will you take easy monthly payments ? Don't wake me, dreaming makes me happy. 😉

[@YachtHunters]

Well said!! And we’ll be playing the power all along with you! Cheers!!

[@danielsondavidf]

My new found #1 (45 is short) - perfect.

[@danmallery9142]

Love the interior layout. Not an inch goes to waste. The engine access could not be any better.

[@RockDodger]

Love to see Capt Q so enthusiastic about a boat. He really does have great taste and a wisdom about sailing we all learn from. Thanks Ran-day. Another great video 👍

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks RD!! Cheers

[@wayneschmidt9620]

My favorite Captain Q vessel!

[@YachtHunters]

tops on the CQ list as well!!

[@dcastagneto]

" Flim Flansey Thing" Gottcha Captain!

[@SgtHulkasToe]

Bravo, Captain. Tommy is an astute rater, and he's about the age I was when I first stepped onto a Hood yacht.

[@YachtHunters]

Lovely, Sgt! What a fine memory and an excellent introduction to the sport 👍

[@jerrym3261]

To me, that boat screams, old money. I can see someone that valued their money and would spend their money to buy value, would be an owner of this boat. Someone found all of the details and intelligently designed the best form and function. I had tremendous admiration for the designer/builder for this boat and then we saw the engine access. Who thinks of that? This boat is a bargain but, considerably more boat than I want, more room than is needed for a couple and more upkeep than this old man wants to deal with. It is a great find! Thank you, Captain, Randy, daughter Hampton, and grandson Tommy.

[@YachtHunters]

Well said… thanks Jerry!

[@madisondeans5566]

Another Gem!! 👌keep on digging them up! 🤗⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵

[@robormiston2841]

I learned a new word today ; voluminous and I didn't have to cring watching Captain Q poking his finger in the toilet through hole and then touch the whole interior. But what a fun show to watch, you guys are great and I love the comedy that comes with the education. How's is the Captain these days?

[@Methoes123]

Wow! What a beautiful Boat! Firefly has competition!

[@catspaw3815]

A real beauty of a boat. Thanks for helping Tommy!

[@YachtHunters]

Any time! he was great wasn't he

[@willweaver5024]

That's it. I am switching to Armour beef stew until Dinty Moore sponsors you!

[@YachtHunters]

Hmmm armour…. Will have to look into it 👀 😂

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Beautiful boat Captain Q and RanDay. The only sprucing up I saw was the chart table cubby. Everything else looked like it was ready to go. Thank you for tonight's episode gentlemen and thank you Tommy for helping out your granddad.

[@YachtHunters]

and thank you i will pass on to Tommy

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks Matt!

[@hannahrosa5485]

Most amazing. Thank you guys, our always give us 110%.

[@scuba-people]

love the way this boat was built the attention to details is incredible

[@Rottingboards]

Wow, that was a cabin with sails. Great boat.

[@ektalon1]

The interior of this boat is gorgeous. I also liked the wide walk-around on deck.

[@YachtHunters]

Ted missed nothing

[@gregsage1605]

That's a beauty. Relocate the Auto pilot controls and and I bet she would single hand like a dream.

[@YachtHunters]

Agreed!

[@robertmcmahon1221]

Wonderful choice of music.

[@treywest268]

Not only a Ketch but also quite the catch!!! Beautiful design and perfect for solo or a couple!!

[@YachtHunters]

spot on wouldnt that be fun

[@YachtHunters]

Well said, trey! Cheers!

[@47thanks]

Nice boat engine access is exceptional. That being said, I'd like to change the subject. I want to thank you both for your inspiration and help. My wife and I just bought a 1984 C&C 32 for around $9K. It needs some love, mostly cleaning. This will make my retirement a lot more entertaining. By the way as a Canadian I'm not sure about Dinty Moore, but I sail on lake Champlain but I'll buy a can and try it. Thank's boys you guys do great job.

[@YachtHunters]

congrats on your new boat where do you float her ?

[@beverlyschiffler9649]

Perhaps my favorite boat you’ve showed us plus the wonderful story of the light keeper Ida. Makes me want to find a companion to help me sail this boat.

[@YachtHunters]

You have very fine taste Beverly, as always!! 👍👍

[@neilmartin2916]

gentlemen thank you for your review if this lovely yacht.

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks for joining us!

[@skidogbill]

My dad had a mid ‘60s 51’ Hood designed yawl for many years. She was beaut!

[@YachtHunters]

do you have a relative named Evelen by chance

[@skidogbill]

@@YachtHunters Yes, I do!

[@curtishill6490]

She is a " clean machine" if there ever was one😁thanks guys as always fun and informative about these boats every week 💯thank you and stay safe and healthy 🙏 although out of my price range, I think she could go for more money.

[@YachtHunters]

feel free to raise your offer lol

[@maxellison55]

A beauty indeed!

[@Kathleensailorgirl]

Beautiful boat in great shape and fair price. Your grandson is adorable 🥰⛵️⛵️⛵️😊😊

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks very much Kathleen!! Cheers

[@drdro7254]

Thank you what a dreamer! Loved that boat a lifer ;)

[@YachtHunters]

couldn't agree more.... it tops our list

[@KarlKarsnark]

"Firefly" is a great, but all too short lived, Sci-Fi show that features a Firefly class spaceship named "Serenity". She was rough, tough and always falling apart. Everything this Firefly is NOT, but they're both true beauties. Cheers from FL, USA.

[@YachtHunters]

interesting

[@ronboe6325]

Dang, I think Capt'n Q deserves some points for actually leaving the boat. What a nice sample.

[@YachtHunters]

Hahaha true words… we definitely took our time leaving her

[@jeffhidalgo8457]

Thanks Capt Q! I so want this! Cheers Jeff

[@YachtHunters]

Same, Jeff!!

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

If this yacht was in Australia I would no doubt buy it, The more I see you about it more I love it beautiful yacht

[@YachtHunters]

We’ll drop her in the mail for you. Cheers!!

[@DennisMacdonald-r7d]

Miss u Captain

[@gynat5968]

Mr. Hood surely earned his spot in the Naval Architect hall of fame. May have to go take a look at this one... Thanks Captain, RanDay and young Master Tommy for bringing this one to us. Have whiled away many a happy cocktail hour in the anchorage off of Ida Lewis YC - hope to bump into you all thereabouts one day. Cheers!

[@YachtHunters]

Sounds great… we’re headed to the Newport boat show if you find yourself in the area then

[@gynat5968]

@@YachtHunters Unfortunately they schedule the NYBS the same weekend as Off Soundings - will miss this you all this time but hope to catch you and Randay in the near future. Have a calamari at Zelda's for me.

[@VonBluesman]

Beautiful boat and a perfect bed for Sea Dog to sleep on right next to you. Ran Day got his Captain, this might be the one you need to get. Glad to see all 3 of y’all in the video especially after seeing you walking into the E.R in Ran Day’s video. Stay safe. Shout out to Sea Dog - WOOF- WOOF. LOL 😂

[@YachtHunters]

Woof… thanks Bluesman!! It’s just a flesh wound!

[@VonBluesman]

@@YachtHunters I am glad it has received proper care. Down here in the warm water of the Gulf Of Mexico they have flesh eating bacteria and it can be deadly. One person contracted it while crabbing in Texas and died 4 days later. Another got it and died when they stepped on a nail on a pier. A girl got infected and died after getting a small tattoo and went swimming before it had a chance to heal. I hate to sound like someone’s mother, but I do care about y’all. LOL 😂

[@clayfarnet970]

…and it’s gone. I love how Captain Q can still throw hatches and heavy teak cabinet covers around like it’s nothing. He’s a true yachtsman…oh, you too Ran-Day. 😂😂👍👍

[@YachtHunters]

There may have been some special effects 😂

[@josephkelley8634]

I bought Lighting sails from Ted Hood in the 50s. Little did I realize he would go on to succeed like he did.

[@YachtHunters]

very cool!

[@quoththeraven2084]

Another stunning boat. You have great taste!

[@YachtHunters]

As do you!! 😉

[@10lauset]

Good to go.....Cheers to you. ...

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks Laurie!

[@johnnylightning1491]

The elk hide hand rails on the dodger are a very nice touch. But, but what was under that cushion in the forward berth?? Inquiring minds want to know, and I have a case of Dinty Moore riding on it. All in all a very, very nice boat, I especially liked the interior. Keep the good stuff coming guys.

[@YachtHunters]

You will have to find the episode on the Firefly

[@MultiBmorgan]

for the hundredth time!!! hahah. it’s ok.. love it. keep it up. Randay more on yours.!

[@YachtHunters]

we do hear ourselves coming atus sometimes

[@ThoughtfulWander]

Nice boat lots of potential! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks for watching!

[@ThoughtfulWander]

@@YachtHunters 👍👍

[@louisbunton679]

She's a beautiful boat! I want this one!!

[@YachtHunters]

Same!

[@jamesmurphy1480]

That is a beautiful little boat anybody who ends up with it is going to have time of their life exploring the 7 seas

[@YachtHunters]

no doubt

[@YachtHunters]

Agreed

[@marklally90]

beautiful woodwork

[@YachtHunters]

It sure is!

[@melee401]

Excellent vessel and rating. I do wish you could tour a schooner or two though. The engine layout and access here is my favorite. That stem fitting was the one to die for. I do however often wonder about the maintenance issues with in mast furling. The quarter birth was a bit underwhelming considering there was no engine room to impede something larger. Boat loads of sail storage aft though.

[@YachtHunters]

good observation hmmmm

[@para1324]

Looks like good bones. Updated would be a very nice yacht. Thanks Tommy, Ran-day and Captain Q. This one was a bit tempting. 👍⛵️🏝

[@drcornelius8275]

$100k in updating later.....

[@nickmail7604]

Nice yacht, I would love to see a tour of one of the 70's built by the same yard and designer.

[@YachtHunters]

That is a possibility

[@mbalentine781]

I haven't bought an ocean boat, but I did buy some Dinty Moore.

[@edl617]

I like that layout. A simplified rig and no Bobstays. All the folks I know with sailboat that have Bob stays seem to have issues at the point were the stay attached to the bow near the Waterline. Fleeting dream?

[@YachtHunters]

keep dreaming and buyingthose lotto tickets

[@greenwave819]

exceptional!!

[@dennisfromoz6436]

Captain Q the Puppet Master.......Wish you could nod my head to purchase a sweet sailing vessel....Good Job Guys....Cheers

[@YachtHunters]

now keep your eye on this swinging pocket watch,,,,.

[@YachtHunters]

(Hand reaches out to nod your head)… “say yessss”

[@BrianNavalinsky]

This one is hard to pass up. We all miss Brown Thread Ted from Marblehead.

[@YachtHunters]

Ahhh the golden brown thread… a clever signature

[@BrianNavalinsky]

@@YachtHunters My father definitely bought into it- that and the Professor's cloth tech. He felt you were uncivilized if your boat wasn't designed by S&S and your sails weren't by Hood. He literally judged people by the cut of their jib.

[@iverburl]

The space under the little forward berth cushion is for a single beverage to match the one in the cockpit.

[@YachtHunters]

ta DAAAAA!!!

[@YachtHunters]

Might even fit a six pack in there

[@MalKyle1]

The picture used for IDA is actually of Grace Darling who was also an amazing lady from Bamburgh in the North East of England. Beautiful craft

[@YachtHunters]

Twin sister maybe ? en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ida_Lewis

[@MalKyle1]

@@YachtHunters Very possibly..en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Darling

[@svZia-Switch51]

That first locker to port looks like it was designed or modified for dive tanks.

[@YachtHunters]

Yes, it absolutely was deep enough for dive tanks..

[@markseabaugh4157]

I love this boa!!! how much do you charge to call and convince my wife to retire and go sailing?

[@billnobles7650]

One of the best walk-thrus ever. Abzolutely on point and informative. I'm not a sailor, but you should give the sportfisher brokers selfhelp instruction. Step by step on how to walkthrough boat. Thanks

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks very much!

[@Masterofnone-70]

This one has genuinely got me interested

[@georgescombulis7258]

It should. A gem. Teak work + 21st cent electronics = X$ x .50% for Murphy's contingency fees shld bring up to Bristol fashion

[@YachtHunters]

It is lovely and in sailing condition in its current state

[@sergiorodriguez7031]

Hermoso Velero. Éxitos.

[@YachtHunters]

gracias

[@PaulHarold]

love the CQ hat and suspenders on the "elk". How is the deck substructure under the teak?

[@YachtHunters]

your surveyor will have the last word on that

[@saltywrath8903]

Hi Randall, could you recommend a good surveyor in the area of this boat? Maybe some of the followers could recommend one. It would be greatly appreciated.

[@YachtHunters]

Definitely, give Jim Dias a call… he’s just one of the best in the biz… and also of the nicest & educational guides. tel:[phone] tell him Yacht Hunters sent you 👍

[@thepigwillfly5869]

Nice boat!

[@craigtravis470]

Will the rod rigging have to be replaced? And, have there been instances of rod rigging failures?

[@hamachi21]

Love this channel and have watched most episodes. Just noticing that the camera work is really shaky. Also, love the history at the beginning of the episodes.

[@YachtHunters]

Thanks Matt!!

[@michaelfink5278]

Would love a full set of specifications. I’m interested.

[@YachtHunters]

I’m afraid she’s long gone. Many of the boats we interview are dold per chance as a result of viewers getting a better idea about them rather than still pics

[@Rottingboards]

@@YachtHunters It would be heartwarming if the new owners gave a few pictures of what they did to the boats you have shown. Thanks for helping save these boats Captain Q and Randieee!

[@Liberta_BR]

this is beautiful ....a boat like this would not be less than 250k in brazil

[@michaelbaughman8524]

She's a beauty alright!

[@gregswetka4219]

Was there a head hidden under that cushion in the forepeak?

[@YachtHunters]

was on the firefly nothing here lol

[@f1parcferme]

There's a head under that forward stateroom cushion...maybe?

[@YachtHunters]

Good try

[@Firebrrat31]

Was there a toilet under the Cushion in the V birth!?

[@YachtHunters]

on firefly not here lol

[@craigtravis470]

What is under the cushion in the aft stateroom?

[@YachtHunters]

aft stateroom? we don't know probably tankage

[@stinkintoad]

I would buy this boat if it came with the Mooring! I heard there's a 7 year waitlist for mooring balls in Newport harbor!

[@YachtHunters]

i have heard there is a loosening of the availability in the area but probably not where she is now worth it to ask the broker directly

[@bloodyeyeful]

Love your shows. Great editing and imagination. Expertise and knowledge supreme. That was not an elk. Sorry. Blessings.

[@YachtHunters]

OH DEER!!

[@bloodyeyeful]

@@YachtHunters LOLOL!

[@bloodyeyeful]

@@YachtHunters What do you know? In a purely serendipitous moment, whilst watching the sailing channel "Gone With The Wynns" I come to find out your Wapiti IS an elk, of sorts. The Scottish Red Deer have mated with North American Elk in New Zealand and produced the animal in your photo. So, technically, you were right and I was wrong. Huzzah!

[@letthewindblowme2593]

So what were you looking for under the center cushion in the V birth? Pottapotty? You didn't say.

[@YachtHunters]

Yes… episode 29 had a portopotty there this time it did not

[@danknox9986]

Liked that one. I bet it is fast.

[@YachtHunters]

Sweet one… definitely fast and capable from Ted Hood

[@samuelthomas9758]

Your in the same harbor that my father kept his Pearson 365

[@YachtHunters]

Wonderful boat!!

[@saltywrath8903]

Did this boat have any issues with the teak deck? Any soggy issues?

[@YachtHunters]

we hadn't heard of any at the time... the electronics seemed to be the biggest issue they presented to us... but a proper survey would be in order to really dig in deeper

[@saltywrath8903]

Thanks again!

[@saltywrath8903]

Did you have a concern about any balsa core issues on deck? Did this have chain plate issues

[@YachtHunters]

that's a little deeper than we looked... those are always a concern with any older boat. we didn't see any obvious signs of water intrusion or chain plate degradation but we weren't there to tear the place apart ;)

[@saltywrath8903]

Thanks Randal

[@kerryhoover6600]

Why does the ship strike set a bell off every 4 hour's and not every hour ?

[@YachtHunters]

Google: Unlike civil clock bells, the strikes of a ship's bell do not accord to the number of the hour. Instead, there are eight bells, one for each half-hour of a four-hour watch. In the age of sailing, watches were timed with a 30-minute hourglass. Bells would be struck every time the glass was turned, and in a pattern of pairs for easier counting, with any odd bells at the end of the sequence. CQ

[@thebentley71]

I'll take the steel hull Ted Hood sailboat anyday over this plastic boat. I prefer wooden sailboat that are glued together with the epoxy west system. I like traditional wood sailboats also, but they have to be over built like a tank, kinda like the Samson boat co. is building. It's a Bristol Channel Pilot cutter. I also don't mind gaff rigged sails, but they have to have winches to haul up the sails. Oh & the little top sail is worthless. So my favorite sailboat would be the Spirit 50ft. I just wish they made them in a ketch rigged. My favorite old traditional sailboat would be the Falmouth 45ft all wood Channel Pilot Cutter. Another beautiful traditional sailboat is the boat named Emma, it was built like a tank. Below the waterline on the outside of the hull covered the entire hull with tar & sheets of copper were screwed into the hull. The sailboat was built with the very best material, they have a video of it being built. I bet you would enjoy it Captain. The Puffin you guys showed was an absolute stunner. I would also love to own the steel hull Ted Hood firefly.

[@YachtHunters]

i can only say you have impeccable taste

[@ChristianCastleman]

Lovely yacht, but it needs about 100k in upgrades to cruise. That said it might be worth it!

[@YachtHunters]

imaginewhata similar new boat (without theHood stamp) would cost ...and after you buy it ...what do you have

[@saxophool]

You left us hanging. Is it a chamber pot under the cushion or not? 😎

[@YachtHunters]

Nope! Just dry storage

[@samcoop2074]

With every vlog I can't help thinking that this conversation happens: Captain Q " Randy I'm having trouble breathing. Randy: "Just get going before I flog you, the stripper bar buffet special is over at 1:00 pm!. Q. "But my heart!" R. Sounds of a whip flogging someone. Q. "Ow, Ow, Ow." R. "Move downstairs NOW!'.

[@YachtHunters]

lol

[@Happ465]

The in mast furling kills it for me. You’ll never get any kind of shape out of it. Convenient and easy for sure. Every time I see your lead in showing you on Heritage, the last wooden 12 built. Had the joy of sailing her many years ago. I was offered a birth on her when she was sailed out of Chicago to San Diego.

[@YachtHunters]

I hope you took that berth. She does day charters in Newport now with a lovely young couple as owners… worth the trip for a sail… americascupcharters.com/heritage/

[@highnotesailing5843]

I have a hood stowaway mast. You lose some sail area without having a positive roach. The sail is cut a bit flatter for easy of rolling, but you still can control the draft with the halyard and outhaul. You can tweak it. A major advantage is the infinite ability to control the amount of sail area, and the "reefed" shape is better than most slab reefing. I was a bit concerned when I got it, but now love it.

[@Happ465]

@@highnotesailing5843 I have sailed with a boat with an in mast furling system. A 41 ft boat while cruising for over 3 weeks. I found their is very little shape so you cannot go to weather. The other negatives are you need to be on a certain tack (depending on how it is set up) when you reef or roll it up at the end of the day. There are also many people who have had them jam. That’s a problem in heavy air only though. Yes they are smaller also. From my experience I will go with regular slab reefing. If I want it easy I can run the halyard and single reef lines back to the cockpit.

[@highnotesailing5843]

@@Happ465 What you say about rolling up in one direction is not true for the Hood Stowaway mast. There are big differences between different furling masts. I had slab reefing on a Bristol 43.3, doing 5 bermuda races on her and now a Baltic 51 with the stowaway mast, having done 2 Bermuda races and a Marblehead Halifax. I have no issue going to weather with this mast. The cut of the sail is also important. Slab reefing is more fool proof no doubt. The fouling or jamming of the sail on a Hood system seems less to me than on a friends Selden. The opening is wider on the Hood. The issue really is when you are taking out the sail, to maintain a lot of tension on the outhaul and moderate tension when furling. On most new big boats, furling masts are very popular.

[@Happ465]

@@highnotesailing5843 Every furling main should be reefed on the same tack. The reason is when the sail gets wound up it will wind to one side. If you wind on the opposite tack you will be rubbing the sail against the opening. It’s true on all furling masts. Next time you go out furl it on starboard tack. The sail should enter the on the port side. If it wind on the starboard tack should reef on port. Look and you’ll quickly see this. It is true about all furling masts. It’s inherent in the design.

[@krabby7544]

Pretty nice boat. But the new boats clearly have a better design, like some 38 feet boats have the same space. But still has a very nice and detailed interior!

[@karaDee2363]

I found a 2011 Bavaria cruiser 55 for $175,000.... What are your thoughts..

[@YachtHunters]

Really depends on her condition so a survey would be your best guide. The sails, the engine and electronics can all be pricey elements so a survey can help tell you how much more investment it might need beyond the initial purchase price. Best of luck

[@marklally90]

wow, nice boat for 119k!

[@YachtHunters]

Indeed it is!

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi Captain Q and Randy , wow what an amazing yacht and the value for money is incredible this yacht would be worth I hate more money in Australia I could just picture myself sailing around the Whitsundays in North Queensland of Australia Thank you once again for a wonderful video keep up the wonderful work that you are both doing Cliff from Queensland Australia from the big island

[@YachtHunters]

G’day to you all down there

[@sebastianinterlandi4540]

$218 in 1854 would be about $7630 today !! Still, pretty nice!!

[@YachtHunters]

i'd jump in for that