94. This 65' STEEL EXPEDITION SHIP is ASTONISHING [Full Tour] Learning the Lines
We were truly taken aback by this 65 foot steel yacht. At an asking price of $225,000, it has the accommodations of 50' or bigger catamaran for a much more affordable price tag. Typically catamarans with similar accommodations are million dollar boats. We're constantly looking for boats that have a ton of bang for your buck and this one certainly fits the bill.
A few things to note: This boat has twin diesels, which great and is not typical for monohull sailboats. It also has a huge engine and equipment room which isn't typical. This boat is truly setup to take you anywhere on the globe in comfort, including high latitudes, with it's heavy-duty steel construction and protected helms.
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This is definitely my favorite boat. As a mechanic, the motor room and small shop would make me feel so comfortable on long passages. I’d have my small welder, the generator is big enough to power it and I’d be able to do hull repairs anywhere! That would be amazing. I’d buy this over a house lol
He's got that Jake Gyllenhahl look, and she, she is the best thing about every boat they review, just the fact that she's on it. That should be your catch phrase dude, here's the head, and here's the best thing about this boat: Randy's on it. You're welcome.
You should reach out to Delos. They are looking for something bigger and something to travel high latitudes. Price is 20% of what it would cost to build new. Love the boat tours...keep em coming, please. 👍👍👍
Of all the boats you've toured, this is my favorite. Amazing.
I'm with the Department of Redundancy Department.
Crikey .... Can you imagine how much work and money to prepare for new antifouling ...on that boat ....you would wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat ...
The only changes I would like is an inmast mainsail furling and a walk-in bathtub/jacuzzi/shower! I’ve always said “If it’s not steel it’s not real”!👍✅
Put the speed up to 1.25 to make it more normal 😂
The lady saw a bollard and she ask if this welded??? 😂😂😂😂😂
Recently saw a boat like this come out of the water for new bottom paint. She was also, all steel about 27 years old and Bristol fashion. When they were power washing her, the power washer strayed a little high of the water line on the top sides, and sliced right through the hull! She was completely rotted out, but there was no way to check from the interior. Steel hull boats need constant attention and inspection, everything has to be removable so one can check for rust, which never sleeps. Insulation above the waterline, must be removable, as well as all panels. Rust loves to eat at the ribs. I would be scared to death of taking a steel vessel from FL, this old to the high latitudes without extreme levels of inspection and survey. New steel is awesome, old steel is scary. Nice tour kids.Fair winds.
That was my favorite boat of any of your reviews, absolutely gorgeous!
Thoroughly enjoy your boat tours and your knowledgeable but practical approach. I am never going to sail away in one of them but my ability to dream is undiminished, thank you for keeping the dream alive.
Best boat i have seen so far. I truly love this set up!!!
Except for the price, this is my almost perfect cruiser! The one change I'd make is to replace the mainsail with a behind the mast vertical furler system. This boat is almost like someone read my mind and built her. Randi has an engaging sweet spirit...Thank you both!!
If you've never heard the rigging strain you don't know how incredibly soothing it is . I sleep great when the rigging is straining under sail .
Fantastic...I've been on that boat for a day trip back in the day. It was newer but still feels the same.
Love the steel hull of a go anywhere vessel. Price in my opinion is more than fair for what is needed for future upgrades and improvements. Great view of an outstanding deal...thank you!
I really like these videos you do. I had no idea how these boats are set up and to see these tours of older boats gives me ideas of what I would like on my boat. Essentially a sailboat.
This is the boat I would live on ❤️