DON'T BUY THIS BOAT! Classic Steel Sailboat for Sale - Ted Hood Steel Yawl $119k EP29
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Captain Q does not want you to buy this boat.... because he wants to buy it first. He actually called "DIBS!!"! on this one because he fell in love with its old-school charm and class. It's a 1963 Ted Hood-Designed, Frans Maas-built Centerboard Yawl Sailboat for Sale - made of cor-ten steel. It's spectacular!
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0:00-02:00 Intro & Background
02:01-05:36 Hull & Rudder
05:37-10:45 Cockpit
10:46-12:50 Foredeck
12:51-18:24 Nav & Galley
18:25- 21:59 Main Cabin
22:00-24:57 Head & Master Cabin
24:57-27:42 Wrap up
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This boat ticks so many boxes. Cor-Ten steel hull - it gives you peace of mind while sailing. Large sail lockers - so you can put all your fenders (and other stuff) into them. Proper (and I can't stress that enough) seaberths - a well rested crew is a happy (and vigilant) crew. A stove - keeps you warm on those cold winter nights. Navstation can be described by one word - superb. I could go on and on... Out of all the boats you reviewed, this is by far the best one. Thank you for showing her to us!
Henry
I like to think that Captain Q smokes a pipe. And that he's 200 years old. But, he's looked exactly like this since he was 20. And that he's gonna live another 200 years, turning countless generations of young men and women into sailors!
tried a pipe and some of these cold interviews make me feel 200 pant pant ....thanks for your kind note
Listening to his breathing and shortage of breath suggests that he has been smoking a pipe for 200 years...
Heart issues Captain Q?
Sounds like a Q-spiracy to me.
“I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I'll go to it laughing.”
Captain Q was supposed to helm the endurance back in the day but he found a v berth that was too comfortable and slept through the launch.
I am a huge Ted Hood fan, he was a genius. We sailed one of his centreboarders a Bristol 45.5 around the world. It was great for long passages, quick and comfortable. This boat, like ours is heavy displacement and yet sails really well.
You two are truly national treasure. Thank you for sharing such amazing videos.
You are too kind, David... thanks for watching!
I was born the same year she was built and the darn thing is in better shape than I am, nice to hear someone say bumpers also.
HAHAHA
I suspect that if you'd had as much spent on your appearance during your lifetime as this boat has, you'd be in pretty good shape too...
Saturday morning. I wake up early, before anyone else, 7:00 ish. I make coffee, fresh orange juice...then I get my laptop and earphones and in total silence I watch the Captain Q's new episode with a big smile in my face. This is probably one of my favourite times of the week. Thank you Captain and thank you Ran Day.
PS. I have a new PB...! I totally fall in love with this Ted Hood Yawl. What a boat she is!
thank you as always
An old Coasty and sailor here living to far inland and I love your content. I got to get back to the water. You guys put a smile on my face. Thank you.
thank you
Time to move to Blue Water! Fellow Coastie here.
Thank you for your service!
I really want to go out there myself!
No time like the present speaking of time it waits for no man good luck to you all
It’s great to see Captain Q so excited and without a doubt this is one beautiful boat. Call your banker 🪢💼☎️
Thanks for sharing another great video 🥰⛵️⛵️
Great review! I loved seeing Captain Q's enthusiasm. His good mood is so uplifting and really brightens my day. Thanks for the great videos Randy and Captain Q
Glad you enjoyed it!
It's hard not to get excited when you see such a beautiful boat.
Got a woodie
As a high school kid, I was blessed to have worked and crewed on the 46' (1966) and 53' (1969) versions of this Hood/Maas yawl back in the '60s and '70s. Your descriptions of the design and build quality are spot-on.
We raced with Hood on board for the commissioning of the 53' in the infamous 1970 Chicago Mackinac. God, the stories......
Thanks and appreciation for your efforts!
Thanks for saying hi. I’m sure Ted is beaming down on you snd her
You, Sir, should write a book! What a life!
Would love to have deep enough pockets to afford a yacht like this. Nice to see somebody so enthusiastic about a yacht.
What a fantastic vessel... I’m currently on a 5 year plan to eventually end up on a boat like this to sail the world. I really appreciate all the insight your years of experience bring to the channel. Keep up the good work captain!
You can do it!
Maybe Capt Q and Randy could take this beauty to Bermuda in June and maybe a few lucky members of the Q crew could join for the "sail of a lifetime" ? Oh and don't forget the Dinty Moore!
This is a sweet idea... we shall discuss...
Great idea! Maybe make it open to certain patron supporters. Plus it give Capt Q a real good excuse to purchase this beauty.
Oh yeah! Great idea for more content here!
@@YachtHunters I will join you in a heartbeat! Please contact me if anything like this ever happens. I promise I will be a very attentive student!
That’s an outstanding idea and I would like to volunteer as a deck hand. I haven’t been sailing for a number of years but long to re live those experiences.
Cor-ten steel "... so it has a surface of corrosion already built into it ... weathered steel with a protective oxide film covering." You're right. CQ and 'Randaay' together have so much to offer, even if most of us have no earthly idea what an oxide film covering is. At $120k it's a steel :-)
I love these videos! So much knowledge, history and information. The interaction between Captain Q and Randy always makes me smile! And what a boat!!
Our pleasure!
EP29 is the PE (Perfect Episode)! Seadog agrees. Thanks Cap'n (and Ran-day)!
thank you i am partial to it myself
She's a beauty but, with the rain we get in the Pacific Northwest, it wouldn't stay looking that nice without being stored in a boat shed over the winters. It's a shame. This is more than a boat. It is a floating piece of art. It is a pleasure to look at!
agreed... it's a stunner even in the boat shed...
I’m 31 and prefer a boat like this above the modern “comfort containers” what a gorgeous boat!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful. Your passion comes through loud and clear. Well done Skipper!
What a classic old school beauty. I hope she finds an owner who appreciates her legacy.
This is an education watching and listening to hear both of you talk about these boats. Glad I found your channel. Have a Magical Day!
I love this boat too. Reminds me of my youth. Thank you for showing!
Beautiful boat and what an incredible tour, your huge smile was obviously created from your memories with her style. Really appreciate the sub titled sailing terminology, as a non sailor it really makes it a great informational watch. It struck me as such a solid well built boat and when you consider her age she still appeals and satisfies the needs of today's cruiser. Thanks Captain Q always a great investment of Covid restricted viewing time.
Thanks so much!
fantastic to see you so happy Capt!
I want to say thank you Captain Q and Randy..! I learn so much watching your video’s it’s just amazing.
I really appreciate the knowledge, wich in my opinion is priceless.!
Thank you both so much.!
Thanks Mistino!
I’m definitely learning a lot from your explanations on different things and also how they effect the way the boat works. So thank you .
Once again Captain thank you for showing me a fantastic boat I've never seen before. Keep 'em coming, I'll keep watching.
More binge viewing episodes over here in landlocked Moscow 🇷🇺
Really felt your love of this boat, Cap! A real beauty! I hope she gets the owner she deserves.
Thanks for another great episode! 🤙🏻
Beautiful. I wish I was younger for all sorts of reasons but learning to sail and having such a boat is one of them.
Captain Q is the best salesman I ever heard! Oh, and I say that in a good way!
Cheers and keep well.
Thank you, Patrick! Thanks for watching
Never sailed myself but as a kid I had rich childhood friend of mine had one and his parent’s would go sailing on the Chesapeake that I was lucky enough to be invited on. I loved it! Captain Q and Randy aren’t addictive as hell!
I love the small clips that helps with visualization!
I just found this channel and I am in heaven! Captain Q and Ran-Day are the best. So much fun to watch these two guys talk about boats.
Just curious...has Captain Q ever gone into more detail about the "PB" on other episodes? I would love to hear more about that boat and some of the adventures he had on it.
I'm part owner in a Hood 38 down here in Auckland NZ same keel and CB set up as this boat. The Hood 38 is very stiff and beautifully balanced, a joy to sail.
some new owner is going to pleased to death I'm sure thank you g'day
I am a power boat guy, but you make me want to buy this boat. Your enthusiasm is wonderful and entertaining. Thank you for a great video.
No one is immune to the allure of this beauty... the siren calls....
Wonderful!! Beautiful boat and genuine enthusiasm, Love It!!
Just a few notes here- first those blisters in the paint will show a problem as this boat has fairing compound on her. I have opened blisters like this with a needle gun before and went straight through the plate.Second, Corten steel is no longer ( as a rule) used in yacht construction anymore. It’s original purpose was to lend a bit of protection if and when the coating was damaged until proper repair could be done. She is a beautiful boat no doubt but you did not show the bilge. Steel boats rust out from the interior and the way Frans Maas built these large portions of her bilge are in accessible, thus if replating needs to be done the interior in that area will have to be removed. They were not built with this in mind! So the above reasons are why she has not been sold. Certainly a boat to be refurbished with her pedigree, but to do it right would easily double the asking price. And one more thing, these boats are true round hulls and because of this replating of any bilge area etc. will required a metal worker who understands plate forming if you want it done right - Steel is great and properly designed and maintained will last forever, but this beautiful old girl needs a proper refit
I was wondering why the bilge or engine was revealed!
I live in a land locked state but I get a lot of joy out of your guys videos!
Wow, what have you found a beautiful sailing boat again and showed it to the sailing world in a very nice way. Too bad about all the travel restrictions .... otherwise the queue with new owners for this sailboat will be much longer than it would be today. Thank you and have fun with the following videos.
vault.si.com/vault/1964/02/10/sailing-to-victory-with-a-needle-and-thread enjoy!
She was launched when I was, though we share an age her condition is much better. I may be retired but I suspect she will never be retired as long as future owners care for her as past owners have. My second favorite boat you have reviewed, the Stevens 47 was number one for me but I am happy her owner has your lineage. This beautiful old girl has been on YW way too long.
The enthusiasm and attention to details are refreshing to see. Very uplifting. Keep up the videos. Give Seadog a biscuit for me.
I looked online and could not find the sailboat. I hope it found a good home.
Great episode! Fun to see Captain Q excited about this beautiful boat.
Nice to see you so excited Capn Q!
I have watched this video at least 10 times. I do love this boat.
This boat reminds me of a 27ft Royal Viking that I spent many trips on, Catalina, Santa Cruz, Mexico. It was a wood boat that looked like a smaller version of this boat.
I think traveling to this boat yard and sailing it to the West Coast is probably the best way to get to know the boat.
better hurry :-)
Out of all the sailboats this is by far the best on this yt channel.
i love your series. these old boats are so amazing, takes me back to pre-glass days.
one thing i never hear about from you is talking about primary and secondary stability. is there some reason
you have never mention this? i had a kayak shop for many years and this was important in explaining how a boat would behave in whitewater. since a sailboat spends much it's time sailing on the side of the hull i wouldn't want a lot of primary stability, it would be tippy on the sides, stabile while motoring on the flat bottom. kind of like a jon boat or a pontoon boat. not mushers,"bangers".
i especially enjoy learning the history of designs, boat building. thanks, capt. john
As someone who is strongly considering becoming a sailor, I really love these videos! Thanks Captain Q!
You can do it!
Great video, thanks for what you do and sharing. 👍
Hand Curtains, LOL! Reminds me the days when I used to be in the Enlisted berthing in the US Navy on a frigate ship with other 50+ other guys in the middle of the Persian Gulf during the gulf conflict. I'm trying to get me a Ketch or a Cutter rig Sloop for my retirement present after being working for 33+ years working in the federal government. Beautiful boat and thank you for the video.
That was fun tour,good job guys.
Amazing enthusiasm, great to see!
Just subscribed to your channel. Your passion for boats is infectious. Thank you:)
Beautiful boat, beautifully presented. It's a museum piece - thoroughly capable - conceived, created, and enjoyed around values that seem harder to find these days. Thanks for sharing it with us Cap'n and Ran-Day. We don't make 'em like that anymore.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great find Captain Q,your still the best,hope all is well and the days favor you.
Another jewel of a boat. I really like it. 25 years younger I would buy it for going up to the far North. For the price is a steal. Yes Again another great story Thank you Captain Q
I learned how to sail on a 47 foot Ted hood yawl in Marina Del Rey. Also built by Frans Maas in Holland. An amazing boat, same basic set up with a center board. Slightly different interior, I think it actually had an aft cabin to it instead of the large forpeak. It was a real sailing machine, maintained in perfect condition like this one.
that's very cool would love to know more thanks for your note
That was a great looking boat, was amazed at the room inside, thank for showing us.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love this boat, and Cap'n Q, and Ran-day! Thanks so much for all you do gents!
Glad you enjoy it!
Great find and great episode, loved it and wish I could buy and sail her right now.
Beautiful boat and an excellent review. Thanks for doing these.
I'm thinking that boat would be well into 7 figures if you were to have it built today. The money is in the bank, if I could only talk the wife into a sailboat. Keep the good stuff coming Capt'n.
well into .......
tell her it is an investment
Let's build a replica then; and sell it! Do you have a barn that could fit two of these? We could build the replica right next to the original! I bet we could do it in less than a year. Message me, if this doesn't sound too crazy for you!
@@svamandolin3546 She has a degree in economics, she knows better.
Perhaps you could interest her in a first mate position, and I’d volunteer for the ships cook just so she could enjoy the trips to come.
You can really tell the Captain was excited. 😎😉. Love this channel.
Thanks nick!
Great work, you’re a gentleman and a scholar Randay! Greetings from Ireland.
Thank you kindly!
Ballissimo!!!
What a awesome find!!! Leave it to Captain Q!!!
She's a beautiful boat! I really enjoyed Captain Q's enthusiasm !!
Thanks for another wonderful episode Captain Q!
That sure is a nice boat.
Love this channel, great banter gentlemen!
Thank you
I think it is time for a Capt Q show and tell video...pics and any video of his PB and a brief history on his travels. I notice there is not a lot on the net about that model boat, I think many would enjoy seeing more about it.
Capt Q and Randy are quite a team. Love the editing - esp the comedy clips.
Capt Q knows a classic . Great video, both of you...
Thanks for watching!
Looks like it should be harbored in Newfoundland sailing the Grand Banks next to the Blue Nose. The crew would be drinking Screech. You have to read this book by Farley Mowat called " The boat that wouldn't float" to get in the spirit. As they say in Newfie....whale...oil....beef...hooked. Great boat captain. Thanks for the tour.
Truly a beautiful boat. Too long for me because I assume she needs a crew and I'm going to have to single-hand. Best of luck to you, Captain Q -- I hope you get to buy her!
8.5 out 10 dinty meat cans is my score. it´s a beauty for sure, and surely got all the comfort for a blue water sail around the world. But the head and washing in the masters cabin put me off, and it looked little bit cramped. But I guess it all depends on what type we sailors want on a sailboat, to suit each needs.
Thanks for the idea of the gimbal table.
But a big thanks to both of you, as I´am in the lookout for a bigger boat. Want to shift up from a 23ft Albin Viggen. And your channel shows different types that helps me to select one that suits my needs but also whats necessary without doing impulsive shopping.
Great design ages so well. It is an absolutely beautiful sailing machine.
We agree!
You guys are great.....I love the classics to look at but not to own and appreciate the time and $ to maintain this beauty.
We agree!
Loved this episode!!!
beautiful, what a boat. thank you for sharing. again!
If I were ever to buy a sailboat, Capt Q I would have you find it for me. I think this was your best yet.
We love Captain Q and we are so excited when Friday* rolls around so we can watch a brand-new episode! *or is it Thursday?
CAPTN Q IS ONE OF A KIND !
The interior design was awesome. Would liked to have seen the engine. Nice boat.
Our brains were frozen and we didn’t get a chance to film it... it was a sparkling 2001 westerbeke with 920hrs... condition commensurate with the rest of the boat
This is my new favorite channel! I just bought a can of Dinty Moore for my next overnight passage, you should get sponsored.
You are going to be a very happy overnight camper 👍
Proud Dutch guy here ^^
you should be no one can match your yacht work
@@YachtHunters 1000% agree and having sailed all parts of the world, despite my Dutch name, I’m an Aussie, but I can say, NO-ONE handles boats like the Dutch do - especially close quarters.. legends..
I have been following this boat for five years. Started at $189,000 then. It is still for sail because of the dated interior I would think. It is nearly 60 yrs old.
the interior is the great thing not a floating condo and solid and cozy and no chrome or new minimalist looking ikea boat furniture
this is a real boat you would be proud to sail anywhere and land to applause wherever
@@YachtHunters I really would not be keen on having to be bent over every time one was using the galley.... the penalty of those wide decks!
@@YachtHunters Captain, This is the most beautiful boat you have done to date. I personally prefer the CCA rule and a yawl in particular. I remember with great fondness sailing the Alden Challenger 30 years ago. The issue is, both you and I are showing our ,,, level of maturity? With that being said, the people half our age are interested in the "condo" look as well as separate staterooms and a more user friendly galley. At 6'3" that galley will be a tough one for me to navigate. I will be heading to Direcktor Marine tomorrow to look at the Beneteau 46 you showed a few weeks ago. I would have gone for the Alden in RI, but,,, as we age, getting in and out of the Beneteau into the tender will be easier than climbing over the side. I actually inquired about this boat several years ago and have the sonar report on the hull showing the thickness. I was going to see this boat 3-4 years ago but the interior was completely disassembled and they would not show the boat. Is this boat being used?
For sale for 5yrs yikes. I'm sure someone surveyed it at some point and walked.
Fantastic. Best of luck and keep us posted. We hear the owner won’t likely be commissioning her and is a motivated seller. She’s been on the market for awhile but at a higher price point
Beautiful....Thanks U 2
Gone. Nothing else like her.
I pray Cap. Q got her.
The forward is perfect quarantine quarters, appropriate for inspection and documentation sharing.
I'm with you Cap'n, that is darn near the PB. I'd take that boat anywhere.
love your channel.
keep 'em coming.
Thanks, will do!
a little Audrey, now and then, is always appreciated.
What a beautiful vessel the best so far thanks guys.
Our pleasure!
What a outfit! After seeing woodrot/resin/glass fiber and the smells, steel/zinc looks #1 for your sea life.
You are right, a great one. Thanks for showing. Makes my Morgan 323 look very very small.
You two are getting funnier. I’d love to know more about cor ten steel
Glad I found your channel! Hope to pay my house off and get into a sailboat
We like the double drains in the galley sink.
I wondered why the two drains figured that it was needed. It is a large flat bottom. Great boat.
I love sailing... I don't know I haven't got into it...I don't know where to begin . Good video and thanks for the definition of the nautical terms....
Thanks Guys nice boat.👍
Wow, that's one amazing boat! One hint: It would be interesting to see an 80's IOR racing boat review and let Captain Q tell some IOR history of one-tonners, two-tonners etc.
A LOT TO GO BEFORE THAT but thanks for the idea