@@scsmith4604 Funny you bring that up. I'm in the process of getting my real estate license and you are NOT WRONG. ☠ Kinda why I'd like to have a decent size yacht for my primary place of residence... at least I can take my home anywhere I want, haha.
I actually like the styling of the 80s and 90s yachts. They fly under the radar just a bit and aren't overly gizmoed like some yachts today which means more maintenance and potential failure points. Great presentation.
Like any design, they go through a phase of being 'modern' then they get 'dated', then they are 'ugly', then they turn into 'beautiful classics'. I actually prefer something like this to the modern spaceships that cost 10x as much. It must be a sign of age! 😁
That's a lot of boat for that price, and a lovely refit. They've really done a nice job on the interior. Classy boat with a nice price. A new owner will be proud to have it.
@@patrickfullan9509 - Yeah, and she's 5'7 and only has about 2 inches above her head. If you're a 6'+ guy, you're going to have to bring a chair in there to shower. If the ceiling doesn't fall in on you, that is. I like the design, but the execution needs some help in a few areas.
And, wind up just as broke as the ex NFL player, forced to sell it? No thanks! Honestly, any yacht over 60ft, is a bit of a stretch...After a certain length, the rest is just unused space. This boat is bigger than most of their viewers houses...Channel should stick to more affordable alternarives to the housing crisis.
Had the pleasure of running a 115' Cockpit Broward in the 1990's! It was equipped with 41' Rupp outriggers! We didn't do a lot of marlin fishing but did manage to snag a couple! That boat was laid out almost identically to this one! If I were a bit younger and healthy I'd sell everything and live aboard this beauty!
This is the proverbial diamond in the rough. Thank you so much. The best part is that it has space even for those of us who have too much height and a little too much weight.
Wow! Wonderful yacht for 1984 year built. Neat retro fit. Love the salon and decor with neat areas for art sculptures, the huge showers in the bathrooms, lots of storage, big galley. Huge fly bridge seating. Could easily live on this yacht. You and Rico should buy this and get rid of your smaller boat. Nice tour and love you in that outfit. Thanks for sharing.
Browards are symbolic of the Miami yachting scene back in the 50-60’s, were generally well built and radiate the classiness of the period. This is a fine example and with another $100,000 or so in new electronics and operational modernizing… she would hold her own with most new yachts with the added edge of timeless beauty. I grew up in Miami in those decades and my dad’s first yacht was a 110 ft. Broward that served us well for many years in the Caribbean and Central America. She was weatherly and comfortable and gave my my life’s sealegs. My dad moved on to Hattaras sporty’s in the mid 60’s and I wound up there for nearly 40 years of my boat days but I always treasured the Broward. Great review.. I am subscribed now.
Hi Victoria & Rico, I am in love with this boat! They've dropped the price to $575,000! I wish it was in my budget. ugh! You told me '"Don't be jealous, be inspired." I
At that price for a 98' I was expecting a hole/leaking hull. There's a lot to work with here. Like you said "a little TLC" and you have a bargain. Nice kitchen where you spend a lot of time! Love it
You know, V gets all the accolades for a job well done (deserved), but Rico, I appreciate your camera work. Always moving, but never jerky or fast. You get in the hardest places for a good view with good lighting, always focused, and your comments add significantly. Maybe some info on your cameras and equipment, and your editing software and techniques.
Rico's wife is easy to look at and she must of had a class in modeling the way she keeps making love to the camera, that is what most professional camera operators say to their models if the are worth a flip. And Rico is very good being behind the camera or in front of the camera. When he is filming he keeps his model in the center unless it is to show off something then it is right back on her. They are a very good team.
@Cheryl I grew up in that area. There was no harbor there. It was all a swamp with Lake Los Angeles in the middle of it. They used to have power boat races in the lake every weekend. I remember many a lazy day on a homemade raft in the swamp and lake when I was eight to ten years old. Never saw one seal the whole time. Marina Del Rey was a developers dream that worked out well for people with money. @NautiStyles Loved the yacht. For that money you could have a floating house that is far beyond what you could buy in a house in that area. Wow. With that shallow a draft I would move it to the Philippines where I retired. Hmm... hold that thought for a minute. Nah...I retired, don’t need another job on the upkeep. Would have been a wonderful thought ten years ago, though.
I have watched many Yacht tours both private and differing sales tours. You and Rico commenting back and forth like you do makes the experience very much more enjoyable and entertaining. You make the Yacht so much more inviting. If I had the liquid cash It is very tempting to have a home on the water in SoCal once again. Thank you for brightening my weekend
Die meiner Meinung nach, optimalste Superjacht welche ich bisher sah. Ein Haus auf dem Wasser, wobei nichts fehlt, um relax zu leben. Danke für eure super Führung Präsentation 🌟
Dear Miss NautiStyles. I have watched a LOT, of your videos and have really enjoyed all of them. What I like most of all is your consistency. As in consistently having a different hairstyle for each video. Rico, on the other hand, always has the same hairstyle. Thanks for being a guy Rico.
I just found your site, very interesting and fun to see the tours of the boats. Have you thought to add a short bit of time to discuss the approximate costs associated with the keeping of the boats? what is needed if you were actually going to live on them? docking fees? maintenance and upkeep? and cost for running/moving the boat? captain and crew costs? fuel consumption? might make a great TV show!
The hull alone is worth that much. Spend a million on upgrades and you have a beautiful classic . The galley and many other area's are already very nice! Cool video. I have always loved to see the details and interiors of these yachts. They are like secret faberge eggs that we get to explore. Thanks guys!
I see what you mean, I feel like some "movies" have been filmed on this yacht. I'm extra suspicious of the bed room with the couch, and the small hanging lockers.
I use to have a dump truck with a Detroit Diesel and did not care for it one bit are the Detroit Marine Diesel Engines better??? And how could 15 knots be the optimal cruising speed if 19knots is Max seems a slower cruising speed would be more efficient with less fuel consumption. Diesel engines love to be hot temperature wise than cool my tractor trailer ran better and had better efficiency when it was hot outside.
@@GlockMan70 there are so many different 2 stroke Detroits out there, maybe yours was too small for the application of was a fuel squeeze tailored torque model? 2 stroke Detroits aren't the fastest of engines but they were dead reliable from a lot of what I've read online and theyre just plain cool.
@@BlackHawkBallistic it was a straight 6 in a dump truck that only hauled grain and vitamin supplements in bags and of course approximately 50 250lb hogs all within 200 miles of the farm.
Replace-rebuild after 4 to 5 k hours? Maybe for an outboard! Depending on how hard you run the big diesels, you can expect at least 15,000 hours. I have a big Cummins in my boat with 10,000 hours. If I continue to run it the way I do, it's barely half way there. Another party boat in San Diego, with the same motors (QSL9) has 38,000 hours.
I really love the classic lines of these yachts. It has taken me a while to warm to the new designs ( including the Bering 75 you are building😃) The thing I like now is the windows built into modern yachts; so much better from inside. Great tour, thanks!
Hi Victoria and Nico, Nico you're a very lucky man. She's not only beautiful but she knows what she's talking about... She's almost perfect... But more seriously you're doing a great job. I really appreciate your channel guys. Thanks....
Congratulations to the both of you for always up out boat's That are Amazingly Awesome inside & outside , they are so beautiful , I watched your channel 5 or 6 times a day every day , I can't get enough , I have worked as a aerospace machinest / Toolmaker in the Aerospace sector for over 44 yrs but I had to retire early due to colon cancer 4 times and I think that I just found something I could truly love as much as working in the Aerospace Thank you you both for Sharing Respectfully Elbert Wayne Dulworth
We just became boat people in June due to Covid and no travel and looking for something to do. I came across your videos when searching other things about my boat and fell in love with the videos y’all make. Great ideas and interesting facts. Very well edited. Keep it up. I look forward to watching one before bedtime. All the best.
Something all the friggen perverts on this channel would love. It’s absolutely not practical at all. One rain shower head and that’s it. Definitely not designed for function or by a woman that’s for sure.
This I like , 1 of the few boats I've seen with proper engine room acess ( A REAL door ) Thank You I agree the showers , magnificent. Actually the whole boat looks well found
Hi Victoria and Nico . It was an excellent tour of a classic yacht. With some modern upgrades on the mechanicals and a lite refresh on the design . Wow , the perfect weekend traveller with friends . The site is great . Natural and fresh. Honest and endearing ! Polish ,like patina shows naturally in its time . The only thing harder than picking a yacht is picking a partner . Congrats to both of you . It shows in the videos . I love how you glance back at rico as you tour together , Never blasting ahead , imploring your man servant to keep up . While he records you during the tour, he is respectfull and classy . I love your emoji responses to the male pet comments You could easily teach a course on how to properly flirt with women. It's obvious there are many that need the skill . Love your Nauti style . Much success to both of you. Thanks ,peter
You do a great showing of these yachts, you and your hubby are so down to earth
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In such good condition it will be bought by the first to see it, especially at that price. Maintenance cost is likely to be the biggest deciding factor!
I loved watching this classic video. Y’all have come so far with your business. Entrepreneurship at its best. Awesome! Love your work and cannot wait to see your new Bering. 😊
And, 3 times the annual maintanence cost...200K a year for power alone...Hint: Marinas charge just a little lower than it would cost to run your generators...That boat costs.around 150K annually to do.anything but sit in a graveyard...
I enjoy every video I've seen from the two of you put this together ship to ship. I'm 52 young at that and am. now starting my 3rd year in boating as a private chef and a deckhand.. I'm also learning how to be an engineer and everything I watch you tour and how you explain it is great. Perhaps a little more spec in depth would be good, but I'm still learning as I consider. as I consider myself a rookie. Thank you and safe passage to all of you. Please keep recording and sharing with me. my. three daughters love this too. Steve
Victoria is really a Doll and a 100% Feminine Lady....She makes all their tours a joy to watch...and this video makes me want to own this .....maybe time to retire to life on the water..(but not in California)....
Great live aboard. For the money you could update to brand new engines and necessary equipment and have a beautiful yacht that would be like new. What an amazing price!
Great boat! Sometime you guys should talk about the cost of maintaining these beauts!! The boats themselves are mostly affordable for some but maintaining is a whole different story.
@@NautiStyles I'm sure they are talking about a generic cost of electricity, dock fees , typical oil and fuel filter changes you may not want to do yourself. Don't be short w/ your subscribers Jmo
WOW! She is amazing! I'm a big fan of the country kitchen. This would make a bachelor(ette) pad. The potential she has to gem is there. She just needs some TLC. Yall do a great job!!!
Hmmm... that's half the price of the 40' motor cat you folks were thinking of getting -- and that's the problem, isn't it? A lot of people could afford to buy an older big yacht like this, but they couldn't afford the running costs for staff, maintenance, fuel, etc. On the other hand, the people who can afford the running costs can also afford to drop several times more on the boat itself to get the more recent features and gadgets. This tragic catch-22 has left a lot of classy, well-designed older boats withering away unused in harbors around the world. Meanwhile, newer boats made with questionable craftsmanship and blatantly crappy, inefficient interior layouts are still selling for much more, only because they are late-model enough to have a fold-out beach club in the back. It isn't evil, and it isn't a conspiracy. It's just the ways of fashion, which in some ways bite much worse.
@@tem1939 Well, that always depends on how fast you push it. If you take it easy and let it chug along at 10 knots, you go far. At max speed you get a fraction. Still, just eyeballing the engine horsepower vs fuel tanks and the size & draft of it, I'd guess the long range is at least 3000 miles, enough to cross from New England to Britain with ease. I would want a more scientific calculation first before actually trying, but it might even do San Diego to Hawaii. One good thing about older boats is that, unlike cars, they get about as good in mileage as newer ones of the same hull type / engine power. Diesel engines haven't changed that much in the last 70 years. Also, they weren't expected to be gob-giant race boats so much in decades past, so a lot of them are actually set up to be more efficient.
@@NautiStyles The difficulty is that you have to pretty much buy them cash. It is still alot of boat for the money. The owner is really taking a haircut on this one.
hehhe, i like to watch this channel cos both of yours make a excelljent job, Rico at cameras filming for us step by step in a quiet and exact mode and Vicky with her nice and sweet style showing us the ships, great couple you are!!
Great video guys. I have been watching your channel for a while now. As I move towards retirement soon I can truly say that I have reconsidered my living options. I love this vessel and the real possibilities. Thanks for what you do.
I thought the Bertram 74' was a bargain, but this beauty is a steal. With a larger galley than some yachts in the 130 ft range, this Broward 98' is a serious bit of kit. The engine room is near superyacht capacity. The lounge/dining area was super. The divider was not an eyesore either thanks to a carving or two. That master stateroom was unreal as long as you don't mind an Asian design aesthetic. The kids room was pretty sparse comparted to the guest suite and master, but that will encouage them to get productive and find the money tree. The major downfall on the refurbishment is not adding to the flybridge cover or glassing in that area as well as finish the teak. However at this price you can't ask for more yacht for your money.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.... Love the showers especially the Master bedroom and shower. The galley is gorgeous. Very spacious yacht. Although would have loved to know what type of work it needed engine room wise and co$t. It's really at the top of what I could purchase, would love to live aboard this yacht. What does the end tie cost monthly?
Love the country kitchen. Very cozy. The shower in the master was insane. Would have loved to been on board on the Florida to California trip. The Panama Canal would be cool.
That's a HUGE engine room for a vessel this size, and that master bedroom and shower is insane. Don't know about the open shower though. Most people prefer a bit more privacy when bathing but hey, to each their own.
What would be the annual fixed operating costs for a yacht like this? I love the classic lines, but would want to make sure the annual expenses aren't going to make a shorter, newer, yacht more feasible.
Sea lion says "hey this is my way of agreeing the exterior needs attention...!just trying to help here!!!" Love you guys this boat is stunningly done... Ding dang it wish I was rich!! Maybe next Lotto!!!✌🏻💗😊❣️
For that price, I would buy that cruiser in a heartbeat. So much boat for so little money. You can't beat that. Of course, that cloth bimini would have to go :)
Looking forward to this video. I love this style of yacht. Its that home from home feel, like you get with a trawler yachts like Nordhavn etc. I can't wait to see more of her, and her interior.
@@NautiStyles it is different and similar at same time. Both are well made. Both are ocean gonners. Both are live aboard. however, NH is more ocean crossing , long ranger and fuel efficiency. Both can take bad weather well. This is more caribbean boat.
Tons of potential, and for the price, it's worth it. But just from this glance, I'm looking at at 2 years and several hundred thousand before she's ready. I love the classic lines too.
Your hair looks great! And nice to hear Rico a bit, always wonder his thoughts as he seems as interested as you , and your back and forth really complement each other
A well price yacht with items that need attention but cosmetic. Engines with 500 hours since rebuild priceless. A couple would want to refurbish to their taste with a limited cost. $600,000 provides a mobile home with the best views in the world.
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How do I contact you. Are you brokering this vessel? What’s the cost of the end tie?
This ship looks better than most that are over millions of dollars! That interior is IMMACULATE.
And most homes that are over $1M too.
@@scsmith4604 Funny you bring that up. I'm in the process of getting my real estate license and you are NOT WRONG. ☠ Kinda why I'd like to have a decent size yacht for my primary place of residence... at least I can take my home anywhere I want, haha.
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@@bjm4148 Sarcastic laughing underway....
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If I owned this yacht I think I would see my grandkids a LOT more often.
LOL. I can see myself back in 1984 watching Miami Vice in this boat!
Screw the show! I would be happy watching the girl in the opening credits take a shower in there...
I actually like the styling of the 80s and 90s yachts. They fly under the radar just a bit and aren't overly gizmoed like some yachts today which means more maintenance and potential failure points. Great presentation.
I agree, and some used ones cost wayyyy less than modern high tech yachts do.
I agree Completely and they are “almost” affordable.
Why do they last so long? They are beautifully designed, well made from the best materials and equipment and well taken care of.
Plus you can get a one in good condition for cheap and have money leftover for the re-fit
Like any design, they go through a phase of being 'modern' then they get 'dated', then they are 'ugly', then they turn into 'beautiful classics'. I actually prefer something like this to the modern spaceships that cost 10x as much. It must be a sign of age! 😁
the interior is killer! Like a floating night club/lounge/restaurant ! And the room on the flybridge is incredible
That's a lot of boat for that price, and a lovely refit. They've really done a nice job on the interior. Classy boat with a nice price. A new owner will be proud to have it.
Go back and look carefully at the master shower ceiling, large gap where it is sagging down.
@@patrickfullan9509 - Yeah, and she's 5'7 and only has about 2 inches above her head. If you're a 6'+ guy, you're going to have to bring a chair in there to shower. If the ceiling doesn't fall in on you, that is. I like the design, but the execution needs some help in a few areas.
@Another youtube account This crap never ends Very minor stuff that I would just fix myself! What a livable plan!
As long as he never leaves the dock.
And, wind up just as broke as the ex NFL player, forced to sell it? No thanks! Honestly, any yacht over 60ft, is a bit of a stretch...After a certain length, the rest is just unused space. This boat is bigger than most of their viewers houses...Channel should stick to more affordable alternarives to the housing crisis.
Had the pleasure of running a 115' Cockpit Broward in the 1990's! It was equipped with 41' Rupp outriggers! We didn't do a lot of marlin fishing but did manage to snag a couple! That boat was laid out almost identically to this one! If I were a bit younger and healthy I'd sell everything and live aboard this beauty!
What I love is the attention to detail and that Victoria and Rico put in every vlog, and the genuine surprise and delight they project.
Wow, thank you!
They are cute together
This is the proverbial diamond in the rough. Thank you so much.
The best part is that it has space even for those of us who have too much height and a little too much weight.
I accidentally stumbled upon these but now I’m obsessed. My favorite parts are the engine rooms! Cheers
Welcome aboard! so glad we were able to “hook” you in 😜 make sure your turn your notification bell on
@@NautiStyles I also subbed. Just started today. Great show. Thank you.
Engine room looks immaculate.
Real nice professionally maintained yacht.
Wow! Wonderful yacht for 1984 year built. Neat retro fit. Love the salon and decor with neat areas for art sculptures, the huge showers in the bathrooms, lots of storage, big galley. Huge fly bridge seating. Could easily live on this yacht. You and Rico should buy this and get rid of your smaller boat. Nice tour and love you in that outfit. Thanks for sharing.
Browards are symbolic of the Miami yachting scene back in the 50-60’s, were generally well built and radiate the classiness of the period. This is a fine example and with another $100,000 or so in new electronics and operational modernizing… she would hold her own with most new yachts with the added edge of timeless beauty. I grew up in Miami
in those decades and my dad’s first yacht was a 110 ft. Broward that served us well for many years in the Caribbean and Central America. She was weatherly and comfortable and gave my my life’s sealegs. My dad moved on to Hattaras sporty’s in the mid 60’s and I wound up there for nearly 40 years of my boat days but I always treasured the Broward. Great review.. I am subscribed now.
Hi Victoria & Rico, I am in love with this boat! They've dropped the price to $575,000! I wish it was in my budget. ugh! You told me '"Don't be jealous, be inspired." I
That is some serious depreciation
It would cost that every year just to keep it on the water
Realistic...The marina fees are a killer! Especially on a boat that size...At least with an overpriced house, the payments will end at some point...
At that price for a 98' I was expecting a hole/leaking hull. There's a lot to work with here. Like you said "a little TLC" and you have a bargain. Nice kitchen where you spend a lot of time! Love it
Right on, thanks for watching
You know, V gets all the accolades for a job well done (deserved), but Rico, I appreciate your camera work. Always moving, but never jerky or fast. You get in the hardest places for a good view with good lighting, always focused, and your comments add significantly. Maybe some info on your cameras and equipment, and your editing software and techniques.
thanks Leslie, Rico does the filming, and I do the editing 😍 I will include the equipment in the next video 👌🏻
Rico's wife is easy to look at and she must of had a class in modeling the way she keeps making love to the camera, that is what most professional camera operators say to their models if the are worth a flip. And Rico is very good being behind the camera or in front of the camera. When he is filming he keeps his model in the center unless it is to show off something then it is right back on her. They are a very good team.
Loved the Sea Lion Outtake especially when he growls after the "what are you doing here?" comment!!!! Outakes are great!!!
Glad you like them!
The sea lions lived there first! Long before anyone put yachts into a new harbor.
Yup.. Gives the boat style
Let the sealion go buy his own boat. Whack him with a stick. LOL
@Cheryl I grew up in that area. There was no harbor there. It was all a swamp with Lake Los Angeles in the middle of it. They used to have power boat races in the lake every weekend. I remember many a lazy day on a homemade raft in the swamp and lake when I was eight to ten years old. Never saw one seal the whole time. Marina Del Rey was a developers dream that worked out well for people with money.
@NautiStyles Loved the yacht. For that money you could have a floating house that is far beyond what you could buy in a house in that area. Wow. With that shallow a draft I would move it to the Philippines where I retired. Hmm... hold that thought for a minute. Nah...I retired, don’t need another job on the upkeep. Would have been a wonderful thought ten years ago, though.
Always have loved the Broward "Country Kitchen " concept! They hit a home run with that timeless design!
I have watched many Yacht tours both private and differing sales tours. You and Rico commenting back and forth like you do makes the experience very much more enjoyable and entertaining. You make the Yacht so much more inviting. If I had the liquid cash It is very tempting to have a home on the water in SoCal once again. Thank you for brightening my weekend
Wow, thank you! such an nice feedback 💙🙏🏻
Is this still available
Love how enclosed the outdoors spaces are. Seems perfect for dogs to be able to roam the yacht and not have to worry about them going overboard!
That is true
Unless they spot the seal … 😆🤣😂
they really killed it with the refitting. I just watched a video about a 2006 yacht and it looked a 100 years older than this.
👌🏻 glad you liked it
Die meiner Meinung nach, optimalste Superjacht welche ich bisher sah.
Ein Haus auf dem Wasser, wobei nichts fehlt, um relax zu leben.
Danke für eure super Führung Präsentation 🌟
When I got interested in yachts, Broward was one of my favorites.
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Dear Miss NautiStyles. I have watched a LOT, of your videos and have really enjoyed all of them. What I like most of all is your consistency. As in consistently having a different hairstyle for each video. Rico, on the other hand, always has the same hairstyle. Thanks for being a guy Rico.
I just found your site, very interesting and fun to see the tours of the boats. Have you thought to add a short bit of time to discuss the approximate costs associated with the keeping of the boats? what is needed if you were actually going to live on them? docking fees? maintenance and upkeep? and cost for running/moving the boat? captain and crew costs? fuel consumption? might make a great TV show!
The hull alone is worth that much. Spend a million on upgrades and you have a beautiful classic . The galley and many other area's are already very nice! Cool video. I have always loved to see the details and interiors of these yachts. They are like secret faberge eggs that we get to explore. Thanks guys!
A shower that big with clear glass isn't for getting clean in.
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I think Prince Andrew is having to sell off all his toys
I see what you mean, I feel like some "movies" have been filmed on this yacht. I'm extra suspicious of the bed room with the couch, and the small hanging lockers.
Hey, you COULD get properly clean in it. Maybe star billing in the credits, too!
@@thekingsilverado9004 It's funny because it's true
I truly take my hat off to the refit guys it's absolutely fantastic interior
She called him out in the outtakes. LoL. "what's with the creepiness?!?". Awesome
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Would you like to have a hole in it too?!!! WOW 😳
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Excellent yacht! You're right, the interior is far different than I expected! And value? Bang, out of sight!! Excellent!
Very impressive engine room. Detroit V12's are one of my favorites. Great tour, made me feel like I was back in '84 and looking at Yachting Magazine.
Glad you enjoyed it! yeay!
I use to have a dump truck with a Detroit Diesel and did not care for it one bit are the Detroit Marine Diesel Engines better??? And how could 15 knots be the optimal cruising speed if 19knots is Max seems a slower cruising speed would be more efficient with less fuel consumption. Diesel engines love to be hot temperature wise than cool my tractor trailer ran better and had better efficiency when it was hot outside.
@@GlockMan70 there are so many different 2 stroke Detroits out there, maybe yours was too small for the application of was a fuel squeeze tailored torque model? 2 stroke Detroits aren't the fastest of engines but they were dead reliable from a lot of what I've read online and theyre just plain cool.
@@BlackHawkBallistic it was a straight 6 in a dump truck that only hauled grain and vitamin supplements in bags and of course approximately 50 250lb hogs all within 200 miles of the farm.
@@GlockMan70 was it an I6-71?
Replace-rebuild after 4 to 5 k hours? Maybe for an outboard! Depending on how hard you run the big diesels, you can expect at least 15,000 hours. I have a big Cummins in my boat with 10,000 hours. If I continue to run it the way I do, it's barely half way there. Another party boat in San Diego, with the same motors (QSL9) has 38,000 hours.
Great yacht for a great price! I could live on that as-is no problem.
I really love the classic lines of these yachts. It has taken me a while to warm to the new designs ( including the Bering 75 you are building😃)
The thing I like now is the windows built into modern yachts; so much better from inside. Great tour, thanks!
I don’t know how I ended up here but I loved every inch of the yacht
yyeaay! Who cares how you got here, Welcome aboard! lol
NautiStyles whoop! Visit Guam 🇬🇺 sometime
Would love to
Hi Victoria and Nico, Nico you're a very lucky man. She's not only beautiful but she knows what she's talking about... She's almost perfect... But more seriously you're doing a great job. I really appreciate your channel guys. Thanks....
Congratulations to the both of you for always up out boat's That are Amazingly Awesome inside & outside , they are so beautiful , I watched your channel 5 or 6 times a day every day , I can't get enough , I have worked as a aerospace machinest / Toolmaker in the Aerospace sector for over 44 yrs but I had to retire early due to colon cancer 4 times and I think that I just found something I could truly love as much as working in the Aerospace
Thank you you both for Sharing
Respectfully Elbert Wayne Dulworth
You couldn't get a house just about anywhere this nice for that much. Love this boat.
We just became boat people in June due to Covid and no travel and looking for something to do. I came across your videos when searching other things about my boat and fell in love with the videos y’all make. Great ideas and interesting facts. Very well edited. Keep it up. I look forward to watching one before bedtime. All the best.
Thank you so much Bryan, welcome aboard! 👋🏻💙
That kitchen could be a commercial kitchen!
That shower is definitely designed to "display" something pretty.
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Something all the friggen perverts on this channel would love. It’s absolutely not practical at all. One rain shower head and that’s it. Definitely not designed for function or by a woman that’s for sure.
Surprised the owner didn't include a glass hot tub somewhere
@@michynature calm down
This I like , 1 of the few boats I've seen with proper engine room acess ( A REAL door ) Thank You I agree the showers , magnificent. Actually the whole boat looks well found
That would be perfect to live full-time on
Nice price, definitely some good projects to work on.
Definitely!
Amazing design, nicer than my house. The lifestyle of the rich and famous, and it's not even a million-dollar yacht. amazing.
Hi Victoria and Nico .
It was an excellent tour of a classic yacht.
With some modern upgrades on the mechanicals and a lite refresh
on the design . Wow , the perfect weekend traveller with friends .
The site is great . Natural and fresh.
Honest and endearing !
Polish ,like patina shows naturally in its time .
The only thing harder than picking a yacht is picking a partner .
Congrats to both of you . It shows in the videos .
I love how you glance back at rico as you tour together ,
Never blasting ahead , imploring your man servant to keep up .
While he records you during the tour, he is respectfull and classy .
I love your emoji responses to the male pet comments
You could easily teach a course on how to properly flirt with women.
It's obvious there are many that need the skill .
Love your Nauti style .
Much success to both of you.
Thanks ,peter
haha! Thanks Peter, that's very kind! We are really grateful to gain such cool subs as yourself! Thank you for you awesome comments!
You do a great showing of these yachts, you and your hubby are so down to earth
In such good condition it will be bought by the first to see it, especially at that price. Maintenance cost is likely to be the biggest deciding factor!
I loved watching this classic video. Y’all have come so far with your business. Entrepreneurship at its best. Awesome! Love your work and cannot wait to see your new Bering. 😊
That's a 30 meter Superyacht in very very good shape for less than an average 2 to 3 bedroom condo at "Marina del Rey" ... WOW
YEP!
And, 3 times the annual maintanence cost...200K a year for power alone...Hint: Marinas charge just a little lower than it would cost to run your generators...That boat costs.around 150K annually to do.anything but sit in a graveyard...
I enjoy every video I've seen from the two of you put this together ship to ship. I'm 52 young at that and am. now starting my 3rd year in boating as a private chef and a deckhand.. I'm also learning how to be an engineer and everything I watch you tour and how you explain it is great. Perhaps a little more spec in depth would be good, but I'm still learning as I consider. as I consider myself a rookie. Thank you and safe passage to all of you. Please keep recording and sharing with me. my. three daughters love this too. Steve
That was quite a nice yacht. Yes I could see through to the potential. It really is a lot of boat for the price
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Please in future include in the Specs The Hull and Super Structure Building materials. Steel, Aluminium, Fibreglass, Wood Etc.
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I feel like i would be hitting my head alot inside there (6'5). It looks amazing though definitely love how they redone it.
Victoria is really a Doll and a 100% Feminine Lady....She makes all their tours a joy to watch...and this video makes me want to own this .....maybe time to retire to life on the water..(but not in California)....
Definitely an old school yacht . Great to see the evolution in 35 years . No over the top design here .
Right on!
What's 2020 less 1998???
Led light light
Great live aboard. For the money you could update to brand new engines and necessary equipment and have a beautiful yacht that would be like new. What an amazing price!
Pretty unique. A pole in the shower would add a lot. That monster with the chopper is amazing.
We agree! on all of that! lol
I just want to live in that engine room! And the use of light diffusers throughout were genius. And ... those ARE exhibitionist showers 🥸
Great boat! Sometime you guys should talk about the cost of maintaining these beauts!! The boats themselves are mostly affordable for some but maintaining is a whole different story.
If you can afford the boat you can afford the maintenance 😜
@@NautiStyles I'm sure they are talking about a generic cost of electricity, dock fees , typical oil and fuel filter changes you may not want to do yourself.
Don't be short w/ your subscribers
Jmo
WOW! She is amazing! I'm a big fan of the country kitchen. This would make a bachelor(ette) pad. The potential she has to gem is there. She just needs some TLC. Yall do a great job!!!
Hmmm... that's half the price of the 40' motor cat you folks were thinking of getting -- and that's the problem, isn't it?
A lot of people could afford to buy an older big yacht like this, but they couldn't afford the running costs for staff, maintenance, fuel, etc. On the other hand, the people who can afford the running costs can also afford to drop several times more on the boat itself to get the more recent features and gadgets.
This tragic catch-22 has left a lot of classy, well-designed older boats withering away unused in harbors around the world. Meanwhile, newer boats made with questionable craftsmanship and blatantly crappy, inefficient interior layouts are still selling for much more, only because they are late-model enough to have a fold-out beach club in the back.
It isn't evil, and it isn't a conspiracy. It's just the ways of fashion, which in some ways bite much worse.
all great points, but luckily people still buy and sell older yachts everyday... it’s just depends on your intended application
And diesel fuel at $2.41/gal it would take $13,000 to fill the tank. Wonder what the range on that is.
@@tem1939 Well, that always depends on how fast you push it. If you take it easy and let it chug along at 10 knots, you go far. At max speed you get a fraction.
Still, just eyeballing the engine horsepower vs fuel tanks and the size & draft of it, I'd guess the long range is at least 3000 miles, enough to cross from New England to Britain with ease. I would want a more scientific calculation first before actually trying, but it might even do San Diego to Hawaii.
One good thing about older boats is that, unlike cars, they get about as good in mileage as newer ones of the same hull type / engine power. Diesel engines haven't changed that much in the last 70 years. Also, they weren't expected to be gob-giant race boats so much in decades past, so a lot of them are actually set up to be more efficient.
@@NautiStyles The difficulty is that you have to pretty much buy them cash. It is still alot of boat for the money. The owner is really taking a haircut on this one.
Even if it never left the Marina, it would make a great house.
hehhe, i like to watch this channel cos both of yours make a excelljent job, Rico at cameras filming for us step by step in a quiet and exact mode and Vicky with her nice and sweet style showing us the ships, great couple you are!!
An incredible live aboard and the tour was great!
This is a ship!,and a great buy! Lot of boat for the buck. You have a lovely Tour Guide Sir
Great video guys. I have been watching your channel for a while now. As I move towards retirement soon I can truly say that I have reconsidered my living options. I love this vessel and the real possibilities. Thanks for what you do.
thank you so much for watching and glad you are making awesome retirement plans 👌🏻
The glass windows looking into the showers from the bedrooms is an interesting choice.
This the most beautiful ship you have shown. Thanks for this post!
Love the refit, lot of bang for your buck! I'm curious what are the docking fees for a boat this size?
Shower Pole sounds like a great idea to me...very Nauti.
I thought the Bertram 74' was a bargain, but this beauty is a steal. With a larger galley than some yachts in the 130 ft range, this Broward 98' is a serious bit of kit. The engine room is near superyacht capacity. The lounge/dining area was super. The divider was not an eyesore either thanks to a carving or two. That master stateroom was unreal as long as you don't mind an Asian design aesthetic. The kids room was pretty sparse comparted to the guest suite and master, but that will encouage them to get productive and find the money tree. The major downfall on the refurbishment is not adding to the flybridge cover or glassing in that area as well as finish the teak. However at this price you can't ask for more yacht for your money.
Very nice. You two are great, I enjoy watching your tours. Stay safe and have fun!
Michael
I love this style of yacht. A real ship feel plus It’s only about 5 years of salary 😀
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I have the $$$ in my couch cushions. Might be time to move up from 28 foot Tollycraft Voyager.
Keep looking back at this walk round and one thing stands out LOVE THE KITCHEN would buy just for this
yeay, that galley was very cool
Would you like a pole in it too? I busted out laughing thank you for making my day!!!!
Wow!!! look whats under the sink! drawers!! Who would have imagined that?
Doesn't happen often on boats. Grow up smartalleck
Hi, loved the boat... a lot of potential... my wife loved your outfit....
Thanks so much! oooow pls say hi to your stylish wifey from me:)
Watching Nautistyles vids definitely makes me wanna live the yacht life.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.... Love the showers especially the Master bedroom and shower. The galley is gorgeous. Very spacious yacht.
Although would have loved to know what type of work it needed engine room wise and co$t.
It's really at the top of what I could purchase, would love to live aboard this yacht.
What does the end tie cost monthly?
I like the showers too. My thought is the yacht should come with a box of squeegees.
This is the best yacht value for money and so big and spacious....bravo
Hi, love your videos!! What would be the monthly/yearly maintenance on the boat if kept in this same location??
Love the country kitchen. Very cozy. The shower in the master was insane. Would have loved to been on board on the Florida to California trip. The Panama Canal would be cool.
Beautiful boat well done, some of the décor was a bit gaudy such as the Zebra room. All and all it is a great deal with some upgrades.
That's a HUGE engine room for a vessel this size, and that master bedroom and shower is insane. Don't know about the open shower though. Most people prefer a bit more privacy when bathing but hey, to each their own.
What would be the annual fixed operating costs for a yacht like this? I love the classic lines, but would want to make sure the annual expenses aren't going to make a shorter, newer, yacht more feasible.
Excluding fuel and insurance, maybe 40 to 60k a year depending on how much you use her.
Sea lion says "hey this is my way of agreeing the exterior needs attention...!just trying to help here!!!"
Love you guys this boat is stunningly done... Ding dang it wish I was rich!! Maybe next Lotto!!!✌🏻💗😊❣️
That’s a heck of a bargain!
well, it will need some funds but yes!
For that price, I would buy that cruiser in a heartbeat. So much boat for so little money. You can't beat that. Of course, that cloth bimini would have to go :)
Wow, the things I imagine going on in that shower...
I like the kitchen and dining room. I love the frig. The kitchen is wonderful.
Looking forward to this video. I love this style of yacht. Its that home from home feel, like you get with a trawler yachts like Nordhavn etc. I can't wait to see more of her, and her interior.
It’s definitely very different from Nordhavn, but super unique
I do like more of the "homey" style boats instead of the tiny homes/short haul pleasure boats.
Zz Man heeey, be nice to my boat 😜😂
@@NautiStyles it is different and similar at same time. Both are well made. Both are ocean gonners. Both are live aboard. however, NH is more ocean crossing , long ranger and fuel efficiency. Both can take bad weather well. This is more caribbean boat.
Very unique layout that is tastefully appointed. Thanks for the tour.
Yay! This one actually had an ashtray! 🤣
Tons of potential, and for the price, it's worth it. But just from this glance, I'm looking at at 2 years and several hundred thousand before she's ready. I love the classic lines too.
fair enough 👌🏻🙌🏻
That's an amazing price. I'll get it with my next stimulus check.
Right on! lol
Victoria and Rico só apresentam coisas boas!
Your hair looks great! And nice to hear Rico a bit, always wonder his thoughts as he seems as interested as you
, and your back and forth really complement each other
Thank you so much! really glad you enjoyed it
That master is very interesting, very expressive and a free lifestyle design.
I see you there can't wait 🙂🙂😂
Yes, see you tomorrow!
A well price yacht with items that need attention but cosmetic. Engines with 500 hours since rebuild priceless. A couple would want to refurbish to their taste with a limited cost. $600,000 provides a mobile home with the best views in the world.