I would stay away from controversial topics like carrying weapons on a boat
@HarborPilotYachtTours54 минут бұрын
What’s controversial about guns on boats?
@rski103616 сағат бұрын
She needs AC but otherwise appears amazing.
@IronLady-ej3dp5 сағат бұрын
Agreed but as a NE boat not necessary. Also, not necessary in the trades. Plus you need a generator( not needed as big alternators and battery banks take care of all her power needs). She does have an air cooled a/c unit that runs 6 months a year when she is at her dock. Moreover, she has central diesel heat which is used all the time in NE. Finally, a/c could be added anytime as she has a sea chest , but they are watercooled units and have their own set of problems. Never use boat if it is that hot anyway.
@jamesmyatt35418 сағат бұрын
Nice!👍
@HarborPilotYachtTours5 сағат бұрын
Thanks! 👍
@standubaj898923 сағат бұрын
I remember Gulfstar being built in st. Pete florida
@bryduhbikeguyКүн бұрын
A little TLC and it'll be good to go 'the loop' and down to the Bahamas and back for years. I like it allot.The dockage is reasonable with the amenities it offers too.
@leecowell8165Күн бұрын
They aged out. Good reason to sell as sailing like most things is a young person's game. Yeah imagine a 70yo climbing a 50' mast I don't think so! Fin keels you can have those things I ain't venturing out of land's sight with one of those. Beautiful boat though and its steel which is a huge plus. But that fin keel would turn me off.
@IronLady-ej3dpКүн бұрын
Good points but as a big wall climber in the past and having climbed all over the world- Iron Mistress has SEABIRD mast steps and along with a safety line I can still climb the mast in my late seventies- but the clock is ticking and I know it.I don’t want to do that anymore!
@IronLady-ej3dpКүн бұрын
The keel is a cutaway forefoot full keel design- not a fin keel
@IronLady-ej3dpКүн бұрын
I like “ aged out” true in regards to everything
@mikekennedy5470Күн бұрын
Anything can look goid with time & effort..L.O.L...😎
@rerite2Күн бұрын
What's the saying: "Happiest day in a man's life: the day when he buys a boat. The second happiest: when he sells the boat."
@Simpleman882 күн бұрын
😎✌️👍 Happy 4th
@HarborPilotYachtToursКүн бұрын
Same to you
@BigDreamsBoating2 күн бұрын
Like these Gulfstar trawlers more and more they are quickly moving up my list
@bryduhbikeguy2 күн бұрын
Came from your other channel and very glad I did. This is a Great ship.Pride of ownership shows. Great owner tour too. I'd be very happy to live aboard. I could suffer Just the ICW to Michigan,and back to warm waters.
@HarborPilotYachtToursКүн бұрын
Awesome welcome aboard. Yes it wouldn’t be too hard living on this one.
@kerryhoover66002 күн бұрын
Nice straight and clean boat ! A boat thats worthy for someones time and affection! She's will take good care of anyone, those engines i belive the general idea of what is acceptable for hours on a boats engines is 10k- 12k... . Anyway I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THIS BOAT LOVE TO. !!
@HarborPilotYachtToursКүн бұрын
Yes I could live on it no problem.
@mountainmandale158722 сағат бұрын
About 5-6k hours, and then it'll take lots of money to be sea worthy. Experience is a good thing.
@LiberaceProtege2 күн бұрын
Hey Brian, (it is Brian, right?), what is the length again of this vessel please?
@HarborPilotYachtTours2 күн бұрын
Yes it is. I should introduce myself more often. This is a 38.
@LiberaceProtege2 күн бұрын
More than fair asking price for this vessel. Spot on in fact. A really great buy for some lucky sailor. Such a solid boat and with the hull recently done etc she's in such nice condition too.
@HarborPilotYachtTours2 күн бұрын
Thanks for the input. I think you'r right I don't see many available.
@HarborPilotYachtTours2 күн бұрын
Gulfstar doesn't have the ornate wood work like the Taiwanese built boats of this decade but they come with a better price tag. What say you?
@3_Klos11222 күн бұрын
How much for the shelter edit: nvrmnd I’m sure the storage place owns it
@HarborPilotYachtToursКүн бұрын
Think there called Big Top shelters
@aidenpetrella55192 күн бұрын
The pre 1974 GB boats aren’t sought after and aren’t worth very much they all have a wooden hull
@MarcusSchmiedehausen3 күн бұрын
Great 👍
@christ.85473 күн бұрын
😱..omg..*she's a Lady..*that's for certain..🆒💯🎯💙.
@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery3 күн бұрын
Simply don't sail waters with those dangers. Good day.
@PeterJames1434 күн бұрын
I like how this guy knows so much about his boat, and how he has so much pride in it, and how he has thought through so many issues. I suspect that future owners may not appreciate every advantage.
@PeterJames1434 күн бұрын
beautiful boat
@standubaj89894 күн бұрын
A serious boat very well thought out 👍
@user-zo1er7jk1f4 күн бұрын
Love the name,,good lookin tub,,❤
@luimackjohnson3024 күн бұрын
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this video. She is magnificent! Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea.
@HarborPilotYachtTours4 күн бұрын
Thank you too!
@luimackjohnson3024 күн бұрын
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this video. She is magnificent! Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!
@IronLady-ej3dp4 күн бұрын
Do all boats! All kinds of boats and all kinds of people
@markdiephouse4 күн бұрын
Re: emergency steering. The builder usually provides a tiller with a pivoting head that fits the rudder shaft. My present and former Marine Trader trawlers both came with one.
@ralphbourke54735 күн бұрын
---------------------------- " 25k right, well here it is folks, the proverbial hole in the water you will continuously pour money into! By the way most sellers say no leaks so ask if you can get that in writing? My opinion, run as fast as your feet will carry you!!!!!!! " ---------------------------------
@castlerc5 күн бұрын
Thanks Brian, yeah I think you’re doing a good job with your videos.
@HarborPilotYachtTours5 күн бұрын
Thanks I really appreciate that!
@jcl4105 күн бұрын
(The outboard boats have a full planing hull, I'd go with the diesel for a a more stable ride in waves, and not having to lean over the edge to check the outboard. (It is slowerv though, 15 for the R31 vs 30 for the R27) Diesel's last a LONG time, it's unlikely you 'ed have swap a diesel, but even if you did, it's all in the cockpit, and easy to remove.
@rorymartin3295 күн бұрын
$575,000! Just a second, let me check my pockets. LOL! Great video.
@davidcollin14365 күн бұрын
$1,000/ week maintenance nightmare
@hagaiabeliovich42765 күн бұрын
One impressive boat. What are they asking?
@brianturck2746 күн бұрын
You will know when I win the lotto... you will find me on one of these.. Beautiful Boat..
@charlielamb46066 күн бұрын
Two times a boat brings joy. The day you buy it, and the day you sell it. When I had my Chris- craft, enjoyed everything but the fuel cost.
@davidfinney68556 күн бұрын
That’s how long it takes to build a house in Florida, according to people in Rotonda.
@davidstokes84416 күн бұрын
She looks like a hole for pouring money away. BUT $25,000 buys a strong set of bones, another $100,000 and you would have a $2M job to show off in.
@awkipintee6 күн бұрын
Brilliant! The engineering principles applied here are outstanding and the design features well thought out. This is a serious boat and the owners are serious sailors. This guy knows his stuff, is passionate about sailing and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy from him. Great video. 👌
@themidnightrdr72926 күн бұрын
Where is it for sale?
@SailorGerry6 күн бұрын
Your comments, after 02:30; when you point-out 'spider cracking', the vessel's age (1977), and that "she has a lot more life in her". Do you feel that there is any 'realistic' cut-off to purchase a fibreglass boat, in terms of years since construction, IF she has been well-maintained? How often should a new gelcoat be applied? What are the frequency parameters for polishing fibreglass? Given the 'spider cracks', and that there could be (salt) water ingress through these, how would you rectify these and how soon should these be repaired? A discourse on this would be most appreciated. Thank you in advance.
@HarborPilotYachtTours6 күн бұрын
Thanks for the comment. I will try to address this next time. I see it on a boat. You wouldn’t recoat boat but you would consider repainting it. There really shouldn’t be any concern with Water getting through the gel code is basically like the paint finish on a car. I wouldn’t worry about the spider cracks except for cosmetic reasons.
@IronLady-ej3dp6 күн бұрын
That was part of the boat’s security system at anchor-there are no production boats that have hatch bars. It was taken from a short from the creator of the video. Thats how you tube works. There was no ill intent with it and to be honest there is really not much you can divulge about security on yachts- that said, commonsense and imagination and you can figure out the rest
@robertkreamer75226 күн бұрын
Ridiculous pricing very strange design narrow beam boat in the Atlantic? Side decks of 4 inches ? Always amazes me as an old sailboat guy how powerboats many times miss the concept of getting to a foredeck safely . Anchor gets fouled and fresh breeze is kicking up …. So you have 4 inches …. For this money get a Pursuit made in Florida for Florida waters
@tomsreviews2386 күн бұрын
An outboard powered trawler yacht kind of defeats the purpose of having a displacement hull.
@linkedup73467 күн бұрын
I've never seen a more well-designed boat in my life. The improvements are outstanding. The captain is obviously of an engineering background, or just a smart person in general...
@polygamous17 күн бұрын
I remember the first time I saw a Grand Banks at the boat show it was very impressive with its solid polished wood construction but them days they were made in Sweeden, and also the Winny from Norway was very solidly build in fiberglass much smaller of course made in Scandinavia it always meant Top quality
@StanleyTyler-zr7ki7 күн бұрын
$1000 per foot
@porterandmjyoung45997 күн бұрын
As grounded and professional captain and his yacht as one could listen to and review. My own 30K n.mi. ranged n. me. to lesser antilles over 20 yrs incl the Bahamas in the drug days. Wish we had the steel barred hatches, etc., and deck alarm. We were only deeply concerned twice but in isolated places such concerns can linger in the mind far beyond the incident (and necessity). A must watch video for anyone considering serious, prolonged blue water adventures.
@HarborPilotYachtTours5 күн бұрын
Thanks for commenting
@Winkmeister7 күн бұрын
Only wish she'd clear 19'6" for a Loop run or 3... Would love to have a GB Europa, and name her "Last Battle"...
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I would stay away from controversial topics like carrying weapons on a boat
What’s controversial about guns on boats?
She needs AC but otherwise appears amazing.
Agreed but as a NE boat not necessary. Also, not necessary in the trades. Plus you need a generator( not needed as big alternators and battery banks take care of all her power needs). She does have an air cooled a/c unit that runs 6 months a year when she is at her dock. Moreover, she has central diesel heat which is used all the time in NE. Finally, a/c could be added anytime as she has a sea chest , but they are watercooled units and have their own set of problems. Never use boat if it is that hot anyway.
Nice!👍
Thanks! 👍
I remember Gulfstar being built in st. Pete florida
A little TLC and it'll be good to go 'the loop' and down to the Bahamas and back for years. I like it allot.The dockage is reasonable with the amenities it offers too.
They aged out. Good reason to sell as sailing like most things is a young person's game. Yeah imagine a 70yo climbing a 50' mast I don't think so! Fin keels you can have those things I ain't venturing out of land's sight with one of those. Beautiful boat though and its steel which is a huge plus. But that fin keel would turn me off.
Good points but as a big wall climber in the past and having climbed all over the world- Iron Mistress has SEABIRD mast steps and along with a safety line I can still climb the mast in my late seventies- but the clock is ticking and I know it.I don’t want to do that anymore!
The keel is a cutaway forefoot full keel design- not a fin keel
I like “ aged out” true in regards to everything
Anything can look goid with time & effort..L.O.L...😎
What's the saying: "Happiest day in a man's life: the day when he buys a boat. The second happiest: when he sells the boat."
😎✌️👍 Happy 4th
Same to you
Like these Gulfstar trawlers more and more they are quickly moving up my list
Came from your other channel and very glad I did. This is a Great ship.Pride of ownership shows. Great owner tour too. I'd be very happy to live aboard. I could suffer Just the ICW to Michigan,and back to warm waters.
Awesome welcome aboard. Yes it wouldn’t be too hard living on this one.
Nice straight and clean boat ! A boat thats worthy for someones time and affection! She's will take good care of anyone, those engines i belive the general idea of what is acceptable for hours on a boats engines is 10k- 12k... . Anyway I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THIS BOAT LOVE TO. !!
Yes I could live on it no problem.
About 5-6k hours, and then it'll take lots of money to be sea worthy. Experience is a good thing.
Hey Brian, (it is Brian, right?), what is the length again of this vessel please?
Yes it is. I should introduce myself more often. This is a 38.
More than fair asking price for this vessel. Spot on in fact. A really great buy for some lucky sailor. Such a solid boat and with the hull recently done etc she's in such nice condition too.
Thanks for the input. I think you'r right I don't see many available.
Gulfstar doesn't have the ornate wood work like the Taiwanese built boats of this decade but they come with a better price tag. What say you?
How much for the shelter edit: nvrmnd I’m sure the storage place owns it
Think there called Big Top shelters
The pre 1974 GB boats aren’t sought after and aren’t worth very much they all have a wooden hull
Great 👍
😱..omg..*she's a Lady..*that's for certain..🆒💯🎯💙.
Simply don't sail waters with those dangers. Good day.
I like how this guy knows so much about his boat, and how he has so much pride in it, and how he has thought through so many issues. I suspect that future owners may not appreciate every advantage.
beautiful boat
A serious boat very well thought out 👍
Love the name,,good lookin tub,,❤
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this video. She is magnificent! Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea.
Thank you too!
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this video. She is magnificent! Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!
Do all boats! All kinds of boats and all kinds of people
Re: emergency steering. The builder usually provides a tiller with a pivoting head that fits the rudder shaft. My present and former Marine Trader trawlers both came with one.
---------------------------- " 25k right, well here it is folks, the proverbial hole in the water you will continuously pour money into! By the way most sellers say no leaks so ask if you can get that in writing? My opinion, run as fast as your feet will carry you!!!!!!! " ---------------------------------
Thanks Brian, yeah I think you’re doing a good job with your videos.
Thanks I really appreciate that!
(The outboard boats have a full planing hull, I'd go with the diesel for a a more stable ride in waves, and not having to lean over the edge to check the outboard. (It is slowerv though, 15 for the R31 vs 30 for the R27) Diesel's last a LONG time, it's unlikely you 'ed have swap a diesel, but even if you did, it's all in the cockpit, and easy to remove.
$575,000! Just a second, let me check my pockets. LOL! Great video.
$1,000/ week maintenance nightmare
One impressive boat. What are they asking?
You will know when I win the lotto... you will find me on one of these.. Beautiful Boat..
Two times a boat brings joy. The day you buy it, and the day you sell it. When I had my Chris- craft, enjoyed everything but the fuel cost.
That’s how long it takes to build a house in Florida, according to people in Rotonda.
She looks like a hole for pouring money away. BUT $25,000 buys a strong set of bones, another $100,000 and you would have a $2M job to show off in.
Brilliant! The engineering principles applied here are outstanding and the design features well thought out. This is a serious boat and the owners are serious sailors. This guy knows his stuff, is passionate about sailing and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy from him. Great video. 👌
Where is it for sale?
Your comments, after 02:30; when you point-out 'spider cracking', the vessel's age (1977), and that "she has a lot more life in her". Do you feel that there is any 'realistic' cut-off to purchase a fibreglass boat, in terms of years since construction, IF she has been well-maintained? How often should a new gelcoat be applied? What are the frequency parameters for polishing fibreglass? Given the 'spider cracks', and that there could be (salt) water ingress through these, how would you rectify these and how soon should these be repaired? A discourse on this would be most appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Thanks for the comment. I will try to address this next time. I see it on a boat. You wouldn’t recoat boat but you would consider repainting it. There really shouldn’t be any concern with Water getting through the gel code is basically like the paint finish on a car. I wouldn’t worry about the spider cracks except for cosmetic reasons.
That was part of the boat’s security system at anchor-there are no production boats that have hatch bars. It was taken from a short from the creator of the video. Thats how you tube works. There was no ill intent with it and to be honest there is really not much you can divulge about security on yachts- that said, commonsense and imagination and you can figure out the rest
Ridiculous pricing very strange design narrow beam boat in the Atlantic? Side decks of 4 inches ? Always amazes me as an old sailboat guy how powerboats many times miss the concept of getting to a foredeck safely . Anchor gets fouled and fresh breeze is kicking up …. So you have 4 inches …. For this money get a Pursuit made in Florida for Florida waters
An outboard powered trawler yacht kind of defeats the purpose of having a displacement hull.
I've never seen a more well-designed boat in my life. The improvements are outstanding. The captain is obviously of an engineering background, or just a smart person in general...
I remember the first time I saw a Grand Banks at the boat show it was very impressive with its solid polished wood construction but them days they were made in Sweeden, and also the Winny from Norway was very solidly build in fiberglass much smaller of course made in Scandinavia it always meant Top quality
$1000 per foot
As grounded and professional captain and his yacht as one could listen to and review. My own 30K n.mi. ranged n. me. to lesser antilles over 20 yrs incl the Bahamas in the drug days. Wish we had the steel barred hatches, etc., and deck alarm. We were only deeply concerned twice but in isolated places such concerns can linger in the mind far beyond the incident (and necessity). A must watch video for anyone considering serious, prolonged blue water adventures.
Thanks for commenting
Only wish she'd clear 19'6" for a Loop run or 3... Would love to have a GB Europa, and name her "Last Battle"...
DREAM, DREAM, DREAM, DREEEEEAM, DREAM, DREAM, DREAM, DREEEADREAM.