Thanks for adding the layout again 😊 Interesting layout, a great office, and she doesn't look her age. She'll make a good deal for someone. Great tour as always.
@@Yachtsforsaleblog I really enjoy seeing the layout. If I am watching a yacht walkthrough that does not show the layout, I frequently wind up searching the web to see if I can find it.
Life hack! In the USSR, I worked on fishing trawlers. The fishing deck was wooden. The teak was always fresh. Why? Caustic soda. Here is the remedy. Cheap and high quality. Your deck will always be shining, the color of chicken yolk.
Hi David. What a lovely yacht. Very practical, welcoming, spacious and buying options. Really well fitted out interior, large galley, overall it feels much bigger than it looks. Awesome walkthrough tour thanks 😊
@@Yachtsforsaleblog David! I have to commend you that you have a gift for presentation of speaking about every detail about a yacht from beginning to end!! I am astonished that you are not at a million subscribers! You are far the best at what you do above any other person that speaks about yachts!! KUDOS!
Built back when a 125 foot yacht was a large yacht, and could travel to most ports. You can tell how they thought more about functions and utility compared to todays yachts which are more about views and folding areas. The one place the older yachts do less well compared to newer ones are access to the water, the older ones were built to survive at sea with weather. The newer yachts if a door fails they are much easier to sink.
This really does have a second home look and feel to it. Love the galley! All spread out to prepare lots of meals with. Very nice. Thank you for the presentation.
Fantastic "old" gal! And the idea of donating her for a good cause is much better. I just wish many tired yacht owners would donate their assets to those humans who need help the most. That would be a counter-culture move that could bring so much good to people like our brothers in refugee camps.
Well, when I heard this was a charitable donation, I expected a real POS. But this is a remarkably nice yacht. In fact, I like the layout better than many new yachts. I was surprised to see how spacious the en suite heads are. Larger than a lot of other yachts. The decor is not bad either. 1984? Doesn't look like it. Not at all!
To be honest , what a beautiful , stunning vessel , I prefer the older models and there layout than the modern white outs of today!! Job well done! by the way , the "photoshop" room could easily have a couple of bunks put in for extra crew space
Beautiful yacht. Though it may be dated, the layout beats most modern yachts. It has all of the features I love in a well thought out manner. Plus, it is going to benefit an awesome charity.
I really like the way you have adopted the all access tour style of video. It is very informative and you present everything in a nicely organized and professional look. These videos are great.
If this weren't too big to run without crew, I would seriously call your colleague who's marketing it. It's got everything we're looking for in a liveaboard, including that marvelous little office. I love it. (Now if I can get most of the essentials from this boat into a 70'-90', I'll be ecstatic.) The purchase terms that sea turtle charity is offering are pretty fantastic too. I'm going to keep an eye on them to see if they get in any boats that are in the right size for us. That would be a really useful way to be able to buy.
Always hire a trustworthy marine surveyor and give any prospective yacht a thorough survey. Yachts are donated for a good reason and it has very little to do with being charitable. It has more to do with self-serving tax reductions of a declared amount far more than the problem yacht is worth resolving or on the resale market with problems unresolved. Even if this yacht were given to you free it is likely to require far more money to fix it to make it seaworthy than it will ever be worth. Nobody wants to throw good money after bad.
@@Jabbaerwocky Of course you hire a trustworthy marine surveyor. It's like buying a house -- I can think a listing shows potential, but that just means it's worth a phone call from my buyer's broker. After that, it's time to go look at it in person and bring along an expert to examine all the details for me. That's true about any yacht I'd be considering, though... not just those which come through charities.
The boat seems a great price for its size and age, but my concern would be what looks like water damage at 6:51 and 7:07 to the top and left of the picture. She does have a nice size galley and I am a fan of the library. Thanks for the video!
Given her age, this is a remarkably modern-looking yacht both from the perspective of her exterior lines and her interior layout. And the price and purchase terms make this an absolute steal. Word of warning though, the operating costs of this size of yacht are not insubstantial. Over the payment time period, you'd spent an appreciably equal sum just to crew and travel with her if you didn't just dock her most of the time.
Lovely yacht, just a refit from being perfect. The inclusion of the GA on the walk round gives a great impression of how things are. Keep up the great work.
I love the layout of this yacht. It would make for some interesting vlogs if you follow this yacht through it's sale, the new owner, and what is ultimately done with her. 👍✌
If memory serves me correctly this isn't the first time she was donated. I was onboard her 10+ years ago and she was in need of a lot of love back than.
Thank you for the walkthrough David. That is a lot of yacht for $2M and at that price, it would be easy to justify spending the money on an interior remodel. I'm sure it won't last long.
Give that yacht a nice refit and do an 80's Miami Vice theme. It's got enough deck space for some gaming tables. Charter it out for casino nights and parties. It would make for a nice little business.
The structured sale terms allow the seller to get a decent price rather than the usual fire sale that a donated boat needing essentially a full refit. this is actually a good deal if you like the layout and are satisfied with finishes and furnishings so that most of the refit money can go to fixings and upgrades mechanically and electrically etc...i see the Sunshine peaking out here..
The key to affordable, if I could even use that word here, ownership is to hire an experienced Captain, an experienced engineer and two stewards/stewardesses when needed and run the engines trawler speed. It’s too big for the great loop but who wants go go the the iron belt anyway. The East Coast and the Caribbean is my oyster.
So the camera operator thought that there were no engines? 😂 How did they think the boat moved, maybe a couple of the crew hanging on tight to the stern and frog kicked? Lovely interior by the way and lots of space all round.
They're 10,000 hours each, but engine _hours_ are less relevant to displacement vessels and the engines (Caterpillar 3412E) are famously reliable. The real issue is maintenance or not: if they've overheated (coolant or exhaust), contamination, salt water ingestion, etc. Those are the really important issues. If they've been and continue to be correctly maintained those engines have several tens of thousands of hours left.
Nice Music aswell! And i realy like the posotionmarker on the general arrangement shown in the corner! Would be lovely if you would keep this option in your future videos. greetings from germany
Very interesting layout and for her size she can carry 12+ passengers. That is surprising. For an owner operator with a few crew and willing guests like younger family they can take some of the crew space.
Some damp staining on the interior wall at 6:51 and wondered what could be the cause. Engineer, I need to understand all things like that, leaking pipe maybe? however I think its something more serious. Absolutely love the boat, interior is lovely. Live aboard
boats always have a leak or two in the winehouses or overhead,,, so many specs needed before more serious indrest.. when was the last bottom job, engie hours, transmission condition.. hoe many hours since SMOH..
She's heavy but displacement, so given she has 45k litres of fuel I'd guesstimate her range at 6,000 miles. It would be interesting to see how much I'm wrong by.
Yes it a nice old yacht. Problems are a marina that can deal with a 125 feet boat. Then even the price per foot. Go sky rocketing. 12 to 35 per running foot. My first yacht was over 200 feet. There was no WEAR to dock her. Alabama ship yard. I put it up for a charter. Most state side docks, only will take less than a 75 footer. And a Boat donated , happens all the time. Just like cars. Tax write off.
cool ass little big canoe and that payment plan would work great for a 2-3 owner buy in! not sure aabout the 10 year upgrade but great potential. there is another charity with youtuber White spot pirates. New and doing the same with turtles. German chick sailing solo
@@astormofwrenches5555 probably some good news, I experienced the same when followed the YT notification and that led me to a different video, that doesn’t exist anymore :) so either that or I’am joining you in losing my mind (would not be surprising to be honest)
@@Yachtsforsaleblog thanks for the reply. I understand tax on the purchase. But since it’s a charity can the buyer claim it a on their income taxes as a donation? In other words use the purchase price to deduct against 2021 income taxes?
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Builder: Lloyds Ships
Year: 1984
Refit: 2003/2014
LOA: 124 ft. (37.8m)
Beam Overall: 25’06” (7.77m)
Draft (Half Load): 7’06” (2.3m)
Hull Material: Aluminum
Superstructure: Aluminum
Decks: 3
Flag: USA
Naval Architect: Lloyds Ships
Exterior Designer/Stylist:Fratelli Benetti
Interior Designer: Janet Martin
Main Engines: Caterpillar 3412E, installed in 2003
Max Speed: 15.9 Knots
Cruising Speed: 12.5 Knots
Range: 3,300 nm
Stabilizers: NAIAD
Electrical 110V interior, 60Hz
Displacement (Fully Loaded) 186 long tons
Gross Tonnage: 281
Guest Accommodations: 5 cabins for 12 guests
Crew Accommodation: 4 cabins for 7 crew
What a fantastic beautiful vessel. That's so spacious too!! I wish....
Thanks for adding the layout again 😊 Interesting layout, a great office, and she doesn't look her age. She'll make a good deal for someone. Great tour as always.
Thanks. Glad you spotted the addition of the layout, this yacht in particular needed it 😁
@@Yachtsforsaleblog I really enjoy seeing the layout. If I am watching a yacht walkthrough that does not show the layout, I frequently wind up searching the web to see if I can find it.
You guys never disappoint. From the camera work to the tour narration... everything is well done.
Thank you! Hope you all are well :)
Life hack! In the USSR, I worked on fishing trawlers.
The fishing deck was wooden. The teak was always fresh.
Why? Caustic soda. Here is the remedy.
Cheap and high quality. Your deck will always be
shining, the color of chicken yolk.
Excellent philanthropy. Heaven's blessings to the giver and the receiver.
Hi David. What a lovely yacht. Very practical, welcoming, spacious and buying options. Really well fitted out interior, large galley, overall it feels much bigger than it looks. Awesome walkthrough tour thanks 😊
Thanks Chris. Glad you enjoyed it!
Ese es el precio real
@@Yachtsforsaleblog
David! I have to commend you that you have a gift for presentation of speaking about every detail about a yacht from beginning to end!!
I am astonished that you are not at a million subscribers!
You are far the best at what you do above any other person that speaks about yachts!! KUDOS!
Built back when a 125 foot yacht was a large yacht, and could travel to most ports. You can tell how they thought more about functions and utility compared to todays yachts which are more about views and folding areas. The one place the older yachts do less well compared to newer ones are access to the water, the older ones were built to survive at sea with weather. The newer yachts if a door fails they are much easier to sink.
it is still a large and very roomy (esp the cabins and baths) one. Only there are much bigger ones, but cost 100 times as much new.
This really does have a second home look and feel to it. Love the galley! All spread out to prepare lots of meals with. Very nice. Thank you for the presentation.
She is spectacular!!! Thanks for the showing.
Fantastic "old" gal! And the idea of donating her for a good cause is much better. I just wish many tired yacht owners would donate their assets to those humans who need help the most. That would be a counter-culture move that could bring so much good to people like our brothers in refugee camps.
Impressive yacht, it looks huge. Besides it's huge, it's clearly incredibly spacious for a 124ft yacht.
Well, when I heard this was a charitable donation, I expected a real POS. But this is a remarkably nice yacht. In fact, I like the layout better than many new yachts. I was surprised to see how spacious the en suite heads are. Larger than a lot of other yachts. The decor is not bad either. 1984? Doesn't look like it. Not at all!
You see yachts like this on the great lakes a lot, because theres no salt water they hold up even better than tthis
To be honest , what a beautiful , stunning vessel , I prefer the older models and there layout than the modern white outs of today!! Job well done! by the way , the "photoshop" room could easily have a couple of bunks put in for extra crew space
She may be old but that ole girl still great and it's very spacious and well laid out
That is a LOT of boat for that price. And very nicely done video...as usual. Great work!!
Beautiful yacht. Though it may be dated, the layout beats most modern yachts. It has all of the features I love in a well thought out manner. Plus, it is going to benefit an awesome charity.
So beautiful, library. Ooh. So nice 😇😎✌️💛🙏🕊️🌍
I really like the way you have adopted the all access tour style of video. It is very informative and you present everything in a nicely organized and professional look. These videos are great.
All seems a bargin to me! A very well built and maintained, and very capable yacht. Great video.
If this weren't too big to run without crew, I would seriously call your colleague who's marketing it. It's got everything we're looking for in a liveaboard, including that marvelous little office. I love it. (Now if I can get most of the essentials from this boat into a 70'-90', I'll be ecstatic.)
The purchase terms that sea turtle charity is offering are pretty fantastic too. I'm going to keep an eye on them to see if they get in any boats that are in the right size for us. That would be a really useful way to be able to buy.
There are many charities that do this same structure. I was involved in a similar acquisition last year.
@@jasonhalvorsen1248 That's really neat. I've never heard of it before. I'll keep my eyes open for those -- thank you.
Always hire a trustworthy marine surveyor and give any prospective yacht a thorough survey. Yachts are donated for a good reason and it has very little to do with being charitable. It has more to do with self-serving tax reductions of a declared amount far more than the problem yacht is worth resolving or on the resale market with problems unresolved. Even if this yacht were given to you free it is likely to require far more money to fix it to make it seaworthy than it will ever be worth. Nobody wants to throw good money after bad.
@@Jabbaerwocky Of course you hire a trustworthy marine surveyor. It's like buying a house -- I can think a listing shows potential, but that just means it's worth a phone call from my buyer's broker. After that, it's time to go look at it in person and bring along an expert to examine all the details for me. That's true about any yacht I'd be considering, though... not just those which come through charities.
@@Jabbaerwocky very true statement
Beautiful classy vessel ❤
The boat seems a great price for its size and age, but my concern would be what looks like water damage at 6:51 and 7:07 to the top and left of the picture. She does have a nice size galley and I am a fan of the library. Thanks for the video!
Nice catch.
Great Eye. I was looking for the "catch". I think you found it.
Given her age, this is a remarkably modern-looking yacht both from the perspective of her exterior lines and her interior layout. And the price and purchase terms make this an absolute steal. Word of warning though, the operating costs of this size of yacht are not insubstantial. Over the payment time period, you'd spent an appreciably equal sum just to crew and travel with her if you didn't just dock her most of the time.
Lovely yacht, just a refit from being perfect. The inclusion of the GA on the walk round gives a great impression of how things are. Keep up the great work.
The bridge 🌉. Oh my. Blessings 🙏😇😎. 🌈
This would be a great live on board yacht..😍😍😍
I love those older yachts !
Hi David, Very enjoyable tour, thanks James
I love the layout of this yacht. It would make for some interesting vlogs if you follow this yacht through it's sale, the new owner, and what is ultimately done with her. 👍✌
If memory serves me correctly this isn't the first time she was donated. I was onboard her 10+ years ago and she was in need of a lot of love back than.
I like the simple interior, it doesn't look dated or overly "elegant"
Thank you for the walkthrough David. That is a lot of yacht for $2M and at that price, it would be easy to justify spending the money on an interior remodel. I'm sure it won't last long.
Do not even begin to underestimate how much a full interior refit could cost.
Give that yacht a nice refit and do an 80's Miami Vice theme. It's got enough deck space for some gaming tables. Charter it out for casino nights and parties. It would make for a nice little business.
Money losing plan.
Enormously roomy, lovely magohany and other woods all over the place, bargain priced (but almost 40 years old). A great boat
The structured sale terms allow the seller to get a decent price rather than the usual fire sale that a donated boat needing essentially a full refit. this is actually a good deal if you like the layout and are satisfied with finishes and furnishings so that most of the refit money can go to fixings and upgrades mechanically and electrically etc...i see the Sunshine peaking out here..
Great classic look.
Why can't the new boats have layouts like this?
World cruising live aboard. Nice walk thru David.
She is a beauty of a yacht even for her age! She will be a very good yacht for anyone purchasing her! Hope she sells quick!
Beautiful ship!
Very well cared for, nice upgrades. What more would you need? This one won't last long!
The key to affordable, if I could even use that word here, ownership is to hire an experienced Captain, an experienced engineer and two stewards/stewardesses when needed and run the engines trawler speed. It’s too big for the great loop but who wants go go the the iron belt anyway. The East Coast and the Caribbean is my oyster.
That Mangusta 165 (Apricity) off the bow looks like an absolute beast…
I noticed
Oh my it's 🌞 sunshine. Morning 🌄😎
So the camera operator thought that there were no engines? 😂 How did they think the boat moved, maybe a couple of the crew hanging on tight to the stern and frog kicked? Lovely interior by the way and lots of space all round.
Beautiful yacht. The owner probably donated it to charity to get the tax deduction.
Seemingly good value. The engine hours will tell the tale. I like the interior and the toys are good.
They're 10,000 hours each, but engine _hours_ are less relevant to displacement vessels and the engines (Caterpillar 3412E) are famously reliable. The real issue is maintenance or not: if they've overheated (coolant or exhaust), contamination, salt water ingestion, etc. Those are the really important issues. If they've been and continue to be correctly maintained those engines have several tens of thousands of hours left.
Pretty neat layout David, hard to believe the age on it. With a little TLC it would be gorgeous once again.
Nice Music aswell! And i realy like the posotionmarker on the general arrangement shown in the corner! Would be lovely if you would keep this option in your future videos. greetings from germany
My middle name is charity, where do I pick this up? 🤣
Very funny Erin CHARITY Thor😂
@@carolcox302 😁
Very interesting layout and for her size she can carry 12+ passengers. That is surprising. For an owner operator with a few crew and willing guests like younger family they can take some of the crew space.
"Gracious elegance."
Charity donation is a great way to get a tax break and get rid of boats that are hard to sell. Best part is, you get to pick the amount.
only thing missing on this boat is the upgrades/10year pullout
How is the head room ? Hard to tell but it seams relatively low. Im 6-3 with many friends taller and headroom is frequently an issue on older vessels.
Asking less than $2million for her- Very nice boat at a very nice price!
some people do have the money!!!!! beautiful yacht
I'm watching this a year later, did it sell?
Sea 🐢 turtle. Oh yes. The sign. 1136 B🙌🌊👣🎼🌊🙏
👑 King size mattress
With a bit of a refit and some TLC, this lady will still show well. There is a lot of potential for the right owner.
Who is the singer? .. I really liked her. Yacht as well.
What a crew.😇😎🙌💪✌️🌍😅🌊⚓✝️☮️🎼👣
Some damp staining on the interior wall at 6:51 and wondered what could be the cause.
Engineer, I need to understand all things like that, leaking pipe maybe? however I think its something more serious.
Absolutely love the boat, interior is lovely.
Live aboard
boats always have a leak or two in the winehouses or overhead,,, so many specs needed before more serious indrest.. when was the last bottom job, engie hours, transmission condition.. hoe many hours since SMOH..
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She's heavy but displacement, so given she has 45k litres of fuel I'd guesstimate her range at 6,000 miles. It would be interesting to see how much I'm wrong by.
I WILL TAKE IT.
Nice
Thanks for that on question buying alluminium made yacht and steal yacht which is the best
Yes it a nice old yacht. Problems are a marina that can deal with a 125 feet boat. Then even the price per foot. Go sky rocketing. 12 to 35 per running foot. My first yacht was over 200 feet.
There was no WEAR to dock her. Alabama ship yard. I put it up for a charter. Most state side docks, only will take less than a 75 footer.
And a Boat donated , happens all the time. Just like cars. Tax write off.
Hi David, in the Adamaris video you mentioned some tendinitis in your feet. How are your feet doing now?
Serious vessel
$1.9 Million isn't bad at all. That's a lot of yacht for the money.
So beautiful 🌊⚓💦🚢🌎🙌💪✌️😎🌍🕊️✝️☮️
Some people have too much money if they can just give such assets away!
Impeccable
so, I have now registered a legal charity and my legal staff have been informed to accept all free super-yacht donations. thank you.
get in line lol
Wish my name was Charity 😪👍
Tax write off? No engines! LOL! Let the spivs do their thing I suppose!
I know you're tried, and Irish, but yes she does have engines. No rowing required!
I'm told the price is a tick under $2.5m.
Lekker man lekker
cool ass little big canoe and that payment plan would work great for a 2-3 owner buy in! not sure aabout the 10 year upgrade but great potential.
there is another charity with youtuber White spot pirates. New and doing the same with turtles. German chick sailing solo
But David, what are the turtles gonna do with a $2 million yacht???
just curious is sunshine still for sale??
Is it sold already
❤️❤️❤️
A major refit would be required but it certainly has potential. I notice it needs a good bottom cleaning.
Did you post a video then take it down, or am I losing my mind?
Hi, no...I didn't take a video down...not sure what may have happened.
Well, that leaves the second possibility...
@@astormofwrenches5555 probably some good news, I experienced the same when followed the YT notification and that led me to a different video, that doesn’t exist anymore :) so either that or I’am joining you in losing my mind (would not be surprising to be honest)
Carpet? Are you in the 80's?
MOST BIG BOATS HAVE CARPET
It was a California king 😅😎✌️👑
Hello did sunshine ever sell?
Hi Norman, Yes. She has now sold.
Nice 👍
Is it tax deductible purchase?
Hi Nicole, the seller can have tax benefits from donating the vessel, but the buyer will still have to pay any applicable taxes.
@@Yachtsforsaleblog thanks for the reply. I understand tax on the purchase. But since it’s a charity can the buyer claim it a on their income taxes as a donation? In other words use the purchase price to deduct against 2021 income taxes?
Nice layout.
Bargain at a mil
Couldn’t sell it and this is just a tax write off for the rich. 🤬
So basically you are trying to sell some one's problem...
This is a nice way to get a nice tax deductible.
With Carpet?
222 spirit 🙏😇 flight ✈️. Ft. Laud
Que se necesita para conducirlo