I just found your channel not too long ago and I love it! You two are such a charming couple! May you be blessed with many years of sailing and fun together.
Aint nothin weird about that boat. A pilot house sailer is awesome. Being that it is a Pacific Seacraft makes it that much better. They are considered as good as good as anything out there. Lucky dogs. My favorite boat is a Bristol channel cutter 28'. One of the most beautiful boats (with tan bark sails.) A great couples boat has a very wide beam and Lloyds of London pedigree.
For a 35 year old boat she's in remarkable shape & they've done very well to pack so much in to a sub 10 metre hull which would make a good all season liveaboard for a single person or couple for sure. The asking price is probably optimistic as are most asking prices but that's all it is - an asking price to be negotiated on. Saying that if somebody really wants what she offers there aren't many such boats around, the likelihood is they won't be in such good condition so they may get close. In Europe we have a similar boat in the Beneteau Evasion but it's an older design & doesn't do it as well as this Pacific Seacraft...
It is a nice boat and I really like it. I do not really know though if it is a boat I would take anywere cruising. There are benefits with small boats but it also constricts a bit how long one can be out and still be in comfort. I mean going on a 3-4 week cruise from Equador to French Polynesia one need a lot of food. Fridges and freezers take space. There also seem to be a bit too little space for storing. The radar needs to get up the mast. It is not healthy to have it right on top of your head nor is it as effecient as up the mast. More solar is needed and perhaps a wind vane. Otherwise, great looking boat. Cheers from Sweden
@Micheal Williamson Not everyone. I think Greta is talking crap and should be forced back to school. I work more for USA than for Sweden and I am definatly more right winged than your republicans. This dont however have anything about this boat to do.
So this could be a pilot house or motorsailer that actually sails! The pilot house is really valuable on anywhere but hot climate , but with AC that can run off the engine magnificent! Not sure you said what year this was but Mjsailing has 37' boat with similiar style but they rebuilt it for more than the cost of this. Buying a boat that does not need major work is defiantly more economical and get you sailing much sooner. Loving these videos. Cheers Warren
That is a clever use of a small space, the inside helm is something I like. I'm not so comfortable with the diesel in the cabin looks like that would be under the cockpit
Thankyou for taking the trouble to share this with us. I spent many years sailing, and maintaining boats. This is a nice vessel. If I was to make a suggestion here. I started to wonder whether the boat was for sale, or that your husband was trying to sell you on the sly.
Good clean boat, same length as mine but more beam and pilot house uses up space below but depends what you want. Probably a good buy for the right person. Nice tour again. Andy UK
@@seanrhone5306 Nice for someone else, or for you? The price seemed a bit high, but an offer doesn't cost anything. Has it been surveyed? How much more would you need to spend to outfit it to your satisfaction? There was no mention of sail condition or inventory. Oh, that was from a year ago... never mind...
Pilothouse sailboat, almost a motor-sailor that older people like me are starting to lean to...beautiful sailboat for two who have no more need for excess stuff.
Except for stuff like high-end Nav, weather, radar, communications, energy and water, along with dependable propulsion :) Certainly not excess, even if there's redundancy or backups in a few critical areas. Like, a spare diesel fuel pump, marine radio and fan belts, they don't take up much space.
@@dannybolman7739 It does not swivel around the backstay. It's gimballed, so it stays level to the horizon as the boat heels. That does nothing to mitigate the shadow cast on the solar panel.
@Jim Browski One may not do a lot but 4 may power that boat totally except for AC if it has one. Even one can manage all of the lights with enough battery storage. They are more important on a sailboat than a regular boat with a generator running the entire time you are not on shore power.
As always guys, thank you for the tour. This boat is obviously in great condition however I don’t believe it warrants the asking price. Still enjoy your detailed tours.
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Pilot house boats have added costs, due to the second helm station and glazing.
pacific seacraft definitely knew / know(?) how to make a fine piece of kit there is a special place in my heart for an impeccably maintained well used boat
@@sanfranciscobay IMO, maybe $15k. They are beautiful boats but are such niche boats as well that trying to find a buyer for it could be difficult. Not every loves the functional beauty of this, like I do.
@@seanrhone5306 So you think it's worth about $80,000? Most boat prices start high and end up selling for less? So it might sell for around $80,000 after a survey? I like it also. Good little boat to sail "The Slot" in the San Francisco Bay. If it's nice outside, you steer from the outside helm. If it's too cold, you steer from the inside helm.
@@sanfranciscobay it's because it's not a common boat, you won't find many pilot house boats period let alone under 40 ft so it's a boat looking for a buyer. Truly this boat even well maintained is likely going to need rigging, bottom paint etc within a year or two max. Electronics ...who knows if they are functioning or outdated but that's boating. Truly it's worth $60k tops for its size but again it's like trying to buy a rare car. If you want it then it's worth what you are willing to pay. Being in truly excellent shape you likely are getting a fair value at 75-80 if it's what you want. Then again you might find comparable sized boats for 30 or under. If you do the work you might put another 20 into it or hire it done and be at the same price. It's always worth what you think it is not someone else.
In the wind gen a gimbal will not work due to the gyroscope effect. If the blades are on speed and a attitude change is there it will rotate 89 degree on the rotation. So it will destroy it
One might rig a drop board for more draft and stabilization at the stern. Maybe a hinged panel board of sorts. A 4'11" draft alone might make for quite an awful day if say you were caught in a washing machine in the Pacific. The combination of motor & sailing at the same time can get the stabilization you need but small boats don't carry much fuel so you wouldn't want to get caught in a washing machine or a big blow for very long without an extended keel of some sort. On the other hand, these small pilothouse boats from this one to the Nauticats have sailed the world. I'd bunk in the pilothouse at sea and forward at calm anchor. I can't describe to you what a joy, being inside in terrible cold and wind and at the outside helm in nice weather is like. If you are starting out, OR you are over 50 and want to extend your sea life without the weather downsides of heat, cold, and severe wind, this might be the boat for you. With a six foot drop board on it, I'd sail this boat anywhere in the world. I'd cover the top of the pilothouse with solar panels, buy one or two of the off grid super batteries just for the AC and another for the fridge for first class feature comfort for living on the hook. The price looks about right. Maybe 10 less depending upon what the survey says. Good video!
Aww come on where is your sense of adventure? It’s no worse than sticking your head inside a microwave oven. What’s a little RF energy between friends.
Doesn't mounting the radar behind the mast give a big blank line and a blind spot on your scope? Wouldn't mounting on the front of the mast a better location? Mounting higher will give more range, but not drastically so. The distance to the horizon doesn't change that much in a few feet. Long range isn't that important IMO as is short range for collision avoidance. Consider one of the new broadband low power radars. But the weight of the radome may be noticeable in roll.
Leaving out appearance, my main issue with pilot houses is the amount of interior space that's wasted (IMHO) to accommodate the inside helm station. That is even more pronounced on a 32ft boat. Thanks for the tour!
I’ll take a CC ketch anyday over anything else! I’m with you, that’s a nice boat, but so much wasted space. Gulfstar 50, or a Morgan 51 is my dream boat.
Nice boat, but not cheap. Very well kept though, the owners are clearly and justifiably boat proud. There are a few Pacific Seacraft over this side of the Pacific so they obviously do what the name suggests. Thanks for the video folks. Much appreciated. Not everyday you get to see one of these.
I wonder what the optimum boat size is I have lived comfortably on a 23 foot boat but it's a big ocean out there plenty of space. At the moment I have jet to try out my prospect 900.
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Hey, that's the layout of my old boat, Batwing, which was 34' long! It's really great not to sit out in the rain and spray. We sailed across the Pacific in Batwing. The dinette should have been raised in this boat, floor under it and all, though, to give good visibility for those seated in the dinette.
I own this exact model. That's what those white covers were covering that they should have removed for the video. Those windows are at the perfect height so as you're sitting enjoying a meal or reading a book while swinging on the hook in inclimate weather you don't miss what's going on outside. We've seen orcas, humpbacks, bears, otters etc through these windows. All would have been missed while holed up down below in a traditional sailboat design.
Not exactly weird, just a 31ft pilothouse sloop. They're very common in northern Europe because of the less pleasant and changeable weather encouraging a protected helm position. Sailing in tee-shirts and shorts is a rare luxury. Thanks for the excellent tour.
It looks like the mast is bolted to the cabin top rather than stepped through the cabin top down to the keel. I wouldn't want to be in a big blow with that setup.
Nice boat and nice video once again. I have a request though. It's probably my OCD but it drives me nuts that we don't get to see the real view and oversight out of these boats since the camera height is always below the "real world" eye level. If you could manage to hold it up to eye level, at least in the section where you try to show us the view say out of a cockpit, this would make your videos even more awsome!
I used to live in a moorage that had something like this except it was really short. Like 22' i'm guessing. Maybe even shorter. Like 18'. Cool little boat.
The radar mount will work for your wind generator. However, can you imagine the vibrations going through your boat.. I was looking at the same idea....still thinking. Will keep you updated.
We've mentioned the situation a few times in other videos. Nothing has really changed. We're waiting on construction of the home next to the dock we're renting to finish, which should be later this year.
Please , no. Let’s hope that while they are waiting for that house to be built, that common sense takes hold and they give up the idea to build their own cat.
rather than building a boat.....why not buy this one & spend those years not building , but sailing....if you want to work on boats get a job at a marina
I like the pilot house style. Good as you get older and less inclined to be in the wether. A couple to look at in Australia are Huon’s and Zeston. Very good pilot house styles.
Are they sailors yet? Or just boat-lookers? Not that I have a problem with them either way, just wondering. They give us looks at boats most reviewers would not touch.
I own this make and model. The cockpit is where you handle the sails from. If you meant from the inside steering station, no you can directly trim the sails from there. Other than adjusting the fullness of the sails by falling off or heading up into the wind using the helm in the pilothouse.
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Finally, a cockpit DOOR that actually looks like it would be water tight. That sold me. A nice boat !
That one is right up my size. I enjoy seeing the larger boats on here, but this is what I'll be looking for.
Hard to find & not cheap EXCELLENT.
Pacific Seacraft were always a favorite.. WIB Crealock is a great designer
I just found your channel not too long ago and I love it! You two are such a charming couple! May you be blessed with many years of sailing and fun together.
That was a really nice boat.
I think I just fell in love with this boat.
She has an incredible eye for the details. Especially the practical ones.
Aint nothin weird about that boat. A pilot house sailer is awesome. Being that it is a Pacific Seacraft makes it that much better. They are considered as good as good as anything out there. Lucky dogs.
My favorite boat is a Bristol channel cutter 28'. One of the most beautiful boats (with tan bark sails.) A great couples boat has a very wide beam and Lloyds of London pedigree.
After trolling through Boat Trader you really become appreciative of someone who takes care of there boat like this!
For a 35 year old boat she's in remarkable shape & they've done very well to pack so much in to a sub 10 metre hull which would make a good all season liveaboard for a single person or couple for sure. The asking price is probably optimistic as are most asking prices but that's all it is - an asking price to be negotiated on. Saying that if somebody really wants what she offers there aren't many such boats around, the likelihood is they won't be in such good condition so they may get close. In Europe we have a similar boat in the Beneteau Evasion but it's an older design & doesn't do it as well as this Pacific Seacraft...
Don’t mind a few boat tours every now and then but I think I enjoyed your older videos a bit more. Keep up the good work on Freebie!
Very interesting boat. Would love to see yall show more boats around this size and price range.
Do not understand what is "Wired" about this boat? If you live in cold or areas that have a lot of inclement weather this is what you are looking for.
It is a nice boat and I really like it. I do not really know though if it is a boat I would take anywere cruising. There are benefits with small boats but it also constricts a bit how long one can be out and still be in comfort. I mean going on a 3-4 week cruise from Equador to French Polynesia one need a lot of food. Fridges and freezers take space.
There also seem to be a bit too little space for storing.
The radar needs to get up the mast. It is not healthy to have it right on top of your head nor is it as effecient as up the mast.
More solar is needed and perhaps a wind vane.
Otherwise, great looking boat.
Cheers from Sweden
@Micheal Williamson Not everyone. I think Greta is talking crap and should be forced back to school. I work more for USA than for Sweden and I am definatly more right winged than your republicans. This dont however have anything about this boat to do.
That is an amazing amount of functional living space in 32 feet.
Great boat in very nice condition...i like it and thanks for sharing.
Excellent boat. So much and enough size
Very interesting boat, Pacific makes some quality boats, we own a Dana 24, that is so beautiful and very blue water capable....
So this could be a pilot house or motorsailer that actually sails! The pilot house is really valuable on anywhere but hot climate , but with AC that can run off the engine magnificent! Not sure you said what year this was but Mjsailing has 37' boat with similiar style but they rebuilt it for more than the cost of this. Buying a boat that does not need major work is defiantly more economical and get you sailing much sooner. Loving these videos. Cheers Warren
That is a clever use of a small space, the inside helm is something I like. I'm not so comfortable with the diesel in the cabin looks like that would be under the cockpit
Nice little boat and I like the tour videos but can’t wait to see you guys on the water again, thx
are you kidding me? that boat looks very beautiful.
What a nice boat. Thanks for the tour.
Thankyou for taking the trouble to share this with us. I spent many years sailing, and maintaining boats.
This is a nice vessel.
If I was to make a suggestion here.
I started to wonder whether the boat was for sale, or that your husband was trying to sell you on the sly.
She's a beauty! Oh, and the boat's nice, too.
Good clean boat, same length as mine but more beam and pilot house uses up space below but depends what you want. Probably a good buy for the right person. Nice tour again. Andy UK
I'm working on setting up an appointment to view this boat this weekend.
Saw this boat today and she is nice!
@@seanrhone5306 so buy it & go sailing....I owned a sailboat yacht brokerage for 17 years...instead of looking for years SAIL for years...
@@seanrhone5306 Nice for someone else, or for you? The price seemed a bit high, but an offer doesn't cost anything. Has it been surveyed? How much more would you need to spend to outfit it to your satisfaction? There was no mention of sail condition or inventory.
Oh, that was from a year ago... never mind...
Pilothouse sailboat, almost a motor-sailor that older people like me are starting to lean to...beautiful sailboat for two who have no more need for excess stuff.
Except for stuff like high-end Nav, weather, radar, communications, energy and water, along with dependable propulsion :) Certainly not excess, even if there's redundancy or backups in a few critical areas. Like, a spare diesel fuel pump, marine radio and fan belts, they don't take up much space.
Definitely a solo world sailor boat!
My style!
Can you guys put the footage on the heading of the clip What size is it!!!
I really love this boat! Hello from Australia
Just checked Yachtworld and they say she is SOLD. Last listed price $87,900. I wonder what she sold for. Nice looking boat.
Did you note the huge shadow the radar antenna would ALWAYS be casting on the solar panel?
It swivels
@@dannybolman7739 It does not swivel around the backstay. It's gimballed, so it stays level to the horizon as the boat heels. That does nothing to mitigate the shadow cast on the solar panel.
It would make the panel useless Google shadow effect on solar arrays
@Jim Browski One may not do a lot but 4 may power that boat totally except for AC if it has one. Even one can manage all of the lights with enough battery storage. They are more important on a sailboat than a regular boat with a generator running the entire time you are not on shore power.
The sun is not always straight up and down and it's pretty small so the energy is minimal anyways
Beautiful cozy boat.. love it!
As always guys, thank you for the tour. This boat is obviously in great condition however I don’t believe it warrants the asking price. Still enjoy your detailed tours.
Pilot house boats have added costs, due to the second helm station and glazing.
Nice tour, I hope things are going well for ya’ll. Thank you. 🙏
pacific seacraft definitely knew / know(?) how to make a fine piece of kit
there is a special place in my heart for an impeccably maintained well used boat
Thanks for this video! I love the PSC 32 pilot house and have been looking at them for years. I do think this boat is over priced.
How much is it overpriced by?
@@sanfranciscobay IMO, maybe $15k. They are beautiful boats but are such niche boats as well that trying to find a buyer for it could be difficult. Not every loves the functional beauty of this, like I do.
@@seanrhone5306 So you think it's worth about $80,000? Most boat prices start high and end up selling for less? So it might sell for around $80,000 after a survey? I like it also. Good little boat to sail "The Slot" in the San Francisco Bay. If it's nice outside, you steer from the outside helm. If it's too cold, you steer from the inside helm.
@@sanfranciscobay it's because it's not a common boat, you won't find many pilot house boats period let alone under 40 ft so it's a boat looking for a buyer.
Truly this boat even well maintained is likely going to need rigging, bottom paint etc within a year or two max. Electronics ...who knows if they are functioning or outdated but that's boating.
Truly it's worth $60k tops for its size but again it's like trying to buy a rare car.
If you want it then it's worth what you are willing to pay. Being in truly excellent shape you likely are getting a fair value at 75-80 if it's what you want.
Then again you might find comparable sized boats for 30 or under. If you do the work you might put another 20 into it or hire it done and be at the same price.
It's always worth what you think it is not someone else.
@@sanfranciscobay zero....can't pay too much when you can go sailing next week....boats that have a lot of needs are ALL overpriced
What a beautiful boat..
I got a Prada ad before the start of the video, so you guys are going high class now
I know that boat, know the owner, and have sailed it. Meticulously maintained. That boat will make someone very happy.
Do you know what it sold for...beautiful boat.
Far from weird a lot of em on the Chesapeake, and throughout New England! You two are coming along, but still have a long way to go!
I find it refreshing that you two know, and use, proper nautical terminology. Good form.
for such a small boat its got allot going for it
In the wind gen a gimbal will not work due to the gyroscope effect.
If the blades are on speed and a attitude change is there it will rotate 89 degree on the rotation.
So it will destroy it
Perfect for a single person like myself ! Is this boat still available ?
One might rig a drop board for more draft and stabilization at the stern. Maybe a hinged panel board of sorts. A 4'11" draft alone might make for quite an awful day if say you were caught in a washing machine in the Pacific. The combination of motor & sailing at the same time can get the stabilization you need but small boats don't carry much fuel so you wouldn't want to get caught in a washing machine or a big blow for very long without an extended keel of some sort. On the other hand, these small pilothouse boats from this one to the Nauticats have sailed the world. I'd bunk in the pilothouse at sea and forward at calm anchor. I can't describe to you what a joy, being inside in terrible cold and wind and at the outside helm in nice weather is like. If you are starting out, OR you are over 50 and want to extend your sea life without the weather downsides of heat, cold, and severe wind, this might be the boat for you. With a six foot drop board on it, I'd sail this boat anywhere in the world. I'd cover the top of the pilothouse with solar panels, buy one or two of the off grid super batteries just for the AC and another for the fridge for first class feature comfort for living on the hook. The price looks about right. Maybe 10 less depending upon what the survey says. Good video!
Wot boat pattern and make was it plz how many bulge pumps
Hey, do you guys remember if the port and starboard upper side windows slid open? they look like they slide
pilothouse boats rock!
Now That Is A SWEEETT BOAT!!
Nice little boat! Great for newbies and solo sailors!
Really like this Endeavor. Nice
Please specify which st Petersburg you are talking about .thanks
Speaking as a radio engineer, I'd rather not have my head next to a radar transmitter - get that thing up the mast.
Was thinking the same thing.
Not only would higher fitting position stop it frying your brain and create cataracts in your eyes, but it would have much better range to boot!!
Aww come on where is your sense of adventure? It’s no worse than sticking your head inside a microwave oven. What’s a little RF energy between friends.
Doesn't mounting the radar behind the mast give a big blank line and a blind spot on your scope? Wouldn't mounting on the front of the mast a better location?
Mounting higher will give more range, but not drastically so. The distance to the horizon doesn't change that much in a few feet. Long range isn't that important IMO as is short range for collision avoidance.
Consider one of the new broadband low power radars.
But the weight of the radome may be noticeable in roll.
@@arttafil6792 LOL
Nice features for the size. And of course, an excellent video !
Thank you!
Leaving out appearance, my main issue with pilot houses is the amount of interior space that's wasted (IMHO) to accommodate the inside helm station. That is even more pronounced on a 32ft boat. Thanks for the tour!
I’ll take a CC ketch anyday over anything else! I’m with you, that’s a nice boat, but so much wasted space. Gulfstar 50, or a Morgan 51 is my dream boat.
Who cares what you would do? No one. Stick with watching vids, wantabe
@@brentparks2292 Dream on, dreams are just that dreams, what are you doing to make that happen?
Nice boat, but not cheap. Very well kept though, the owners are clearly and justifiably boat proud. There are a few Pacific Seacraft over this side of the Pacific so they obviously do what the name suggests. Thanks for the video folks. Much appreciated. Not everyday you get to see one of these.
Is this style of boat better for getting into more shallow water?
I love this boat,,its awesome
enjoy your tours
very competent and goodlooking couple,that always helps when you sell something....nice video, cosy boat
there were ports at eye height when sitting at the salon-- big plus so you don't feel like you are sitting at the bottom of a bucket
Cool boat. Lots of extras.
What year is the model
I wonder what the optimum boat size is I have lived comfortably on a 23 foot boat but it's a big ocean out there plenty of space. At the moment I have jet to try out my prospect 900.
Hey, that's the layout of my old boat, Batwing, which was 34' long! It's really great not to sit out in the rain and spray. We sailed across the Pacific in Batwing. The dinette should have been raised in this boat, floor under it and all, though, to give good visibility for those seated in the dinette.
I own this exact model. That's what those white covers were covering that they should have removed for the video. Those windows are at the perfect height so as you're sitting enjoying a meal or reading a book while swinging on the hook in inclimate weather you don't miss what's going on outside. We've seen orcas, humpbacks, bears, otters etc through these windows. All would have been missed while holed up down below in a traditional sailboat design.
What are lazy jacks ?
Not exactly weird, just a 31ft pilothouse sloop. They're very common in northern Europe because of the less pleasant and changeable weather encouraging a protected helm position. Sailing in tee-shirts and shorts is a rare luxury. Thanks for the excellent tour.
My thought is that it would be perfect for a competent single-hander, or a couple. Not a lot of interior to keep clean, and lots of windows, and light
It looks like the mast is bolted to the cabin top rather than stepped through the cabin top down to the keel. I wouldn't want to be in a big blow with that setup.
Nice boat and nice video once again. I have a request though. It's probably my OCD but it drives me nuts that we don't get to see the real view and oversight out of these boats since the camera height is always below the "real world" eye level. If you could manage to hold it up to eye level, at least in the section where you try to show us the view say out of a cockpit, this would make your videos even more awsome!
Would love it in Pacific NW!
My thoughts too, alaska dreaming, san juans too. Could even do european canals
I have mine in Seward AK and it's perfect for it. :-)
I used to live in a moorage that had something like this except it was really short. Like 22' i'm guessing. Maybe even shorter. Like 18'. Cool little boat.
That’s a cool lay out ...very user friendly
Pilot house is a BIG plus for me....maybe on a longer boat.
The radar mount will work for your wind generator. However, can you imagine the vibrations going through your boat.. I was looking at the same idea....still thinking. Will keep you updated.
Thanks look the same as a colvic victor 34 over here in the uk wonder if it is the same mould ???
Looks a lot like a Fisher which I think is built in the UK
And those Fishers have that extra thick fiberglass especially at the bow.
Great job !!!
Are you two ever gonna get back to building your own boat?
We've mentioned the situation a few times in other videos. Nothing has really changed. We're waiting on construction of the home next to the dock we're renting to finish, which should be later this year.
Please , no. Let’s hope that while they are waiting for that house to be built, that common sense takes hold and they give up the idea to build their own cat.
rather than building a boat.....why not buy this one & spend those years not building , but sailing....if you want to work on boats get a job at a marina
love the boat. can't figure how to buy it.
I'd love to see some videos of this under sail.
Pretty nice boat, perfect for Wa state
It looks much like a Fisher yatch!
How must for the Endeavor Sailboats? And were is the location?
I like the pilot house style. Good as you get older and less inclined to be in the wether.
A couple to look at in Australia are Huon’s and Zeston.
Very good pilot house styles.
I can’t believe I spelt weather incorrectly.
I hang my head in shame. ☹️☹️
I love teachers, when they think you did it wrong, they make you do it again!!!
Love this one!!!
You missed standing on top of the pilothouse HIGH UP as if you are attending to the mainsail. Imagine that at night in high seas. Very nice boat.
Definitely wearing harnesses on this boat
You should take it to a bass tournament!
Thanks for the video
You didn't get into the sail handling and ropes. Can a person manage the sails from the cockpit?
Are they sailors yet? Or just boat-lookers? Not that I have a problem with them either way, just wondering. They give us looks at boats most reviewers would not touch.
No. One cannot handle the sails from the cockpit unless one wants to add the expense of automatic furlers. In that case, yes.
I own this make and model. The cockpit is where you handle the sails from. If you meant from the inside steering station, no you can directly trim the sails from there. Other than adjusting the fullness of the sails by falling off or heading up into the wind using the helm in the pilothouse.
I got to tour pacific seacraft when they were in Fullerton California, I got to tour a ph as they were building it, I do like it!
Are they not in Fullerton anymore? I live near LAX & would love to see a boat being built
@@jellybeanparis584 no longer here
I love it!
What is the selling price of this Pilot House boat.
$270,000 US
@@warrensmith631 Asking $94,900. It's in the description.
@ANYONE, Hello I'm looking to buy a boat for sailing around the world, my budget is around a thousand pounds, what do you recommend.
Great job guys
Another gr8 vid guys! Thnx!
Super design.