Risque Reveal | A Coronado 25 Sailboat

Our Coronado 25 Sailboat is finally done and ready to sail.
We review the process that took all winter and show appreciation for those who helped.
were ready to get back to sailing on Millerton Lake in sunny California.
-Chapters-
0:00 - Introduction
0:22 - Why Did I Document This?
1:35 - Recap
6:37 - THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH
9:38 - Risque Reveal
12:09 - Looking Back
16:30 - Thanks For Subscribing

[@thestealthycamper]

Nice I didn’t think of that but makes sense. What kind of boat do you have now?

[@RameyFamily]

An Alberg 30

[@thestealthycamper]

@@RameyFamily very nice boat

[@RameyFamily]

@@thestealthycamper thank you

[@RandomReviews420]

I just got the same boat. What size motor do you have on her?

[@RameyFamily]

I have been on a different boat for almost two years now so I don’t remember the exact engine. But if you are on a lake a smaller outboard would do just fine On the ocean a 9.9 would be best I think mine was around 10hp

[@RandomReviews420]

@@RameyFamily do you recommend 4 stroke or 2? I have had only 2 strokes

[@RandomReviews420]

@@RameyFamily and also I am on the chesapeake bay no ocean probably mostly bay.

[@RameyFamily]

@@RandomReviews420 mine was a two stroke but I recommend a four simply because of so many places not allowing two strokes in their marinas anymore.

[@RameyFamily]

The Chesapeake bay was a blast to sail. I think you’ll do fine with a 9.9 or something around 10hp