Yup this would be a good fit for me.. Running the puget sounds and up and down the west coast.. My daughter and her family just moved up here to Washington state last month.. so I have not had a lot of time to watch my videos.. Keep it up brother.. I do enjoy a real boat that one can afford and would work for the fun side of life.. Carry on!
Welcome back 🤠 This would be a great boat for cruising with family onboard. I've got another video ready to pop over the weekend that would be a great liveaboard too at just over $100k. This time she's over 50ft in length and almost 1000hp 😎
@@GarnockReviews Grand.. though speed is not important to me on the water.. Wandering is the course and easy is the speed when I am on the water.. Just take in the air and sun with maybe a bit of fishing and swimming.. I will catch your next vid for sure..
Hi Garnock Reviews, Now thats is a great yacht this Marine Trader for long cruising along the coast with 2 nice cabines 2 head and a nice size galley very nice also well maintaind This a boat of my hart Thanks again a great show
If I still lived in the Sarasota/Bradenton area still this boat would be great. I still remember the 27' rendezvous deck boat my longtime girlfriend and I had in Bradenton. It was great for the intercoastal and within a few miles offshore. We had a lot of fun with it, although, she did get a bit upset when I named it "Menopausal Escape" and would take off at night to go fishing.
This one would be great for cruising the intercoastal or offshore around Bradenton......it also has full liveaboard accommodation for when you end up in the dog house 🤪
@@GarnockReviews yes, the kids can be demanding. I get slapped by two of them if they know I'm going somewhere in the truck and I'm not going to take them.
love this boat been looking for a while now at boats my problem is I don't live near the ocean I could put her in the lake till I retire in a few years anyway great job again showing the boat
Thanks Remy. I would love a somewhat project boat too. Try and find my Eagle 40 video. That one had nothing structural or mechanical wrong that I'm aware of. It was all cosmetics. If I had the time and money, I would have jumped at the chance 🤠
This a perfect boat for me price wise I'm looking to buy in a year or two...although I'd like something without a Fly Bridge...could you review more in this range?
Thanks for watching and for the feedback. I'm all for filming the cheaper boats compared to most boat youtube channels. Next Friday's video is a Ranger Tug 25 for under 200k 🤠
That's awesome, where is your slip going to be? I've got a mix of boats for you coming up. Wellcraft 46 Cockpit Motor Yacht, followed by a downeast motor cruiser from Island Packet, and then a 1956 Trumpy. A little bit of everything 🤠
@@para1324 great cruising area! We love Savannah, Tybee Island, Beaufort etc. Wouldnt take much for you to run down to Florida for Fernadina, Jacksonville, and St Augustine too. Best of luck on closing on your slip
I didn't see a generator when onboard and there is no mention of it on the Yachtworld listing. However, she does have solar power with those massive solar panels. I'd be willing to bet that would power most if not all what you need for an overnight at anchor
Just a Wonderful looking vessel, and the price is affordable. Just perfect for inland navigation on Salt water. Just asking what does 300 gallons of Diesel get you as far as distance, and say half speed. I still can't believe the price.
@@GarnockReviews Thank you for your Return comments on Range. I was thinking if this vessel was in my back yard The inside passage of Northwest. That vessel could cruise the Protected waters of say, Northern Vancouver Island, up the inside passage. Seeing those huge inner bays up too Alaska. What a wonderful vessel to cruise those areas. I'm in the final stages of SELLING my 26 foot Larson. That vessel you showed would go places only Dreamed about but Read meany story's on people that cruised those Bays. This vessel would be perfect for those cruise's.
Someday I'd love to cruise Alaska. I've seen so many TV shows etc and just looks surreal. A trawler yacht would be a great way to explore those water ways
@@GarnockReviews YES, would Love to Hire you as Captain, me paying all the expenses of vessel, and you Navigate the inside passage. Me being the money behind it all. You in command, I would be your First Mate. Doing watch standard. As we visited those Big bays. "I" if only I had the money to Hire you, and Pay for vessel. Your only requirement would be to Safely cruise the vessel. Thank you for what you do on videos.
I would always buy a bott rather than a house,.the only problem is winters...if u dont have a built in generatoror heater u will need a generator...to keep waem overnight.
There was no mention of generator on the Yachtworld listing, but she is kitted out with solar power and inverters etc. You can see the listing in more detail at www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1985-marine-trader-labelle-40-8460585/
I'm not sure there is a survey available, I don't have a copy to share. If you're interested in this one, if you email you contact details to me Boats@GarnockReviews.com, I can pass it on to the broker to reach out to you directly 😉
I'd be very surprised if this one isn't gone by the new year. At face value, I couldn't see anything of great time or value that needed carried out before heading off on the Great Loop 🤠
I have to admit, they don't have the appearance of a brand new engine......but they looked dry on the outside and bilges as if there were no fresh leaks to worry about.
I'd always recommend a good survey, sea trial, and mechanical inspection. I like that this one has as much access that it makes maintenance and repairs for easier than some other boats I've been on. Ease of access also means less time which is less hourly rates for expensive mechanics
I wish Caliber Yacht sales would hire you..that Richard Evens..is getting old..meaning he's so predictable..and he lives to say aww aww ehh ehh..like 200 times per video
Thank you for the compliment ☺️ I follow their channel too and love the sea trials and drone footage. I always end up staring at the scenery as it looks so similar to my home waters in Scotland 🤠
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Yup this would be a good fit for me.. Running the puget sounds and up and down the west coast.. My daughter and her family just moved up here to Washington state last month.. so I have not had a lot of time to watch my videos.. Keep it up brother.. I do enjoy a real boat that one can afford and would work for the fun side of life.. Carry on!
Welcome back 🤠 This would be a great boat for cruising with family onboard. I've got another video ready to pop over the weekend that would be a great liveaboard too at just over $100k. This time she's over 50ft in length and almost 1000hp 😎
@@GarnockReviews Grand.. though speed is not important to me on the water.. Wandering is the course and easy is the speed when I am on the water.. Just take in the air and sun with maybe a bit of fishing and swimming.. I will catch your next vid for sure..
Nice boat. I'm going to be in the market for a boat in a year or two. Your tours, obviously, interest me. Appreciate you.
Thanks Lawrence. Glad you enjoy my channel. I try to capture a mix of size, style, and budgets to hopefully capture something for everyone.
Hi Garnock Reviews, Now thats is a great yacht this Marine Trader for long cruising along the coast with 2 nice cabines 2 head and a nice size galley very nice also well maintaind This a boat of my hart Thanks again a great show
Thanks Manuel, glad you enjoyed it 🤠
Another beauty! She won't last long.
I agree. At face value, I don't see any major expense needed on this one. I'd be willing to bet she will be snapped up in no time 🤠
If I still lived in the Sarasota/Bradenton area still this boat would be great. I still remember the 27' rendezvous deck boat my longtime girlfriend and I had in Bradenton. It was great for the intercoastal and within a few miles offshore.
We had a lot of fun with it, although, she did get a bit upset when I named it "Menopausal Escape" and would take off at night to go fishing.
This one would be great for cruising the intercoastal or offshore around Bradenton......it also has full liveaboard accommodation for when you end up in the dog house 🤪
@@GarnockReviews Since I lost Tamra 6 yrs. ago that is what I have .Two dogs outside and two dogs in, which they hog the bed.
Sorry about Tamra 🥺 I have a husky and pretty sure I live in his home and not the other way round 🤦♂️
@@GarnockReviews yes, the kids can be demanding. I get slapped by two of them if they know I'm going somewhere in the truck and I'm not going to take them.
Great looking boat
Great price too 👍
love this boat been looking for a while now at boats my problem is I don't live near the ocean I could put her in the lake till I retire in a few years anyway great job again showing the boat
Glad you liked this one Jana. This one would be just as happy cruising in lakes and rivers as she would spending a day offshore.
Great video, would have loved to grab an old boat like this and fix it up to my more modern specs.
Thanks Remy. I would love a somewhat project boat too. Try and find my Eagle 40 video. That one had nothing structural or mechanical wrong that I'm aware of. It was all cosmetics. If I had the time and money, I would have jumped at the chance 🤠
@@GarnockReviews thank you I'll have a look at it
I could easily live on this. Get a berth in Corpus Christi. I would have a nice place to live.
This would be a great liveaboard for someone, and far cheaper than an equivalent 2 bedroom condo too 🤠
Thank you Sir!
Thanks Walt, glad you enjoyed this one
Great review!
Thank you!
This is exactly what I'm looking for!
Now, gotta sell wifey on it! LOL!
We are both on the same boat with that challenge 😁🤦♂️ Glad you liked the video and thanks for watching 😉
I might be in the market for it in 11 years when i retire
Living and cruising on a trawler like this is a great retirement goal 😎
nice boat, but I'd prefer to have direct access doorways from the lower helm/salon to both the port and starboard side
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I agree, that's a preference of mine too, especially if you are docking single-handedly. 😉
This a perfect boat for me price wise I'm looking to buy in a year or two...although I'd like something without a Fly Bridge...could you review more in this range?
Thanks for watching and for the feedback. I'm all for filming the cheaper boats compared to most boat youtube channels. Next Friday's video is a Ranger Tug 25 for under 200k 🤠
@Garnock Reviews Thanks, I'll keep watching!
The property in Silver City is 5 blocks from the Western New Mexico University Medical School.
Hey Otis, not sure I'm following you. Which property are you referring to?
You find some interesting boats. 👍 I’m in the process of buying a slip now.
That's awesome, where is your slip going to be? I've got a mix of boats for you coming up. Wellcraft 46 Cockpit Motor Yacht, followed by a downeast motor cruiser from Island Packet, and then a 1956 Trumpy. A little bit of everything 🤠
@@GarnockReviews If it works out southeast coastal Georgia. I waited too long on one slip a while back.
@@para1324 great cruising area! We love Savannah, Tybee Island, Beaufort etc. Wouldnt take much for you to run down to Florida for Fernadina, Jacksonville, and St Augustine too. Best of luck on closing on your slip
Does this boat have a generator that will power everything when away from the dock? Thank you.
I didn't see a generator when onboard and there is no mention of it on the Yachtworld listing. However, she does have solar power with those massive solar panels. I'd be willing to bet that would power most if not all what you need for an overnight at anchor
@@GarnockReviews Thank you for that information.
Just a Wonderful looking vessel, and the price is affordable. Just perfect for inland navigation on Salt water. Just asking what does 300 gallons of Diesel get you as far as distance, and say half speed. I still can't believe the price.
Thanks RP. As to the range, should be somewhere in the 500+ miles area.
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Thank you for your Return comments on Range. I was thinking if this vessel was in my back yard The inside passage of Northwest. That vessel could cruise the Protected waters of say, Northern Vancouver Island, up the inside passage. Seeing those huge inner bays up too Alaska. What a wonderful vessel to cruise those areas. I'm in the final stages of SELLING my 26 foot Larson. That vessel you showed would go places only Dreamed about but Read meany story's on people that cruised those Bays. This vessel would be perfect for those cruise's.
Someday I'd love to cruise Alaska. I've seen so many TV shows etc and just looks surreal. A trawler yacht would be a great way to explore those water ways
@@GarnockReviews
YES, would Love to Hire you as Captain, me paying all the expenses of vessel, and you Navigate the inside passage. Me being the money behind it all. You in command, I would be your First Mate. Doing watch standard. As we visited those Big bays. "I" if only I had the money to Hire you, and Pay for vessel. Your only requirement would be to Safely cruise the vessel. Thank you for what you do on videos.
Nice! Do we know the clearance height with the radar arch down?
Not sure of the exact height other than she can do the Great Loop. That is the main cut off for people looking at this kind of boat.
I would buy this boat today, pending survey and my bank account!!
I'm with you on that one 🤠 At face value, I didn't see any major work needing carried out, and think this one offers fantastic value for money 😉
08-26-23. Pending a boat survey and a bank account survey? 😀
Nice..
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Thanks Dan 🤠 Glad you enjoyed it 😎
I would always buy a bott rather than a house,.the only problem is winters...if u dont have a built in generatoror heater u will need a generator...to keep waem overnight.
I can certainly see the appeal with living onboard a boat 🤠
does this boat have a generator
There was no mention of generator on the Yachtworld listing, but she is kitted out with solar power and inverters etc. You can see the listing in more detail at www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1985-marine-trader-labelle-40-8460585/
@@GarnockReviews ok thanks
Could i see a survey on this
I'm not sure there is a survey available, I don't have a copy to share. If you're interested in this one, if you email you contact details to me Boats@GarnockReviews.com, I can pass it on to the broker to reach out to you directly 😉
It's a lot of boat for under 100k.
Sure it won't last long on the market.
I'd be very surprised if this one isn't gone by the new year. At face value, I couldn't see anything of great time or value that needed carried out before heading off on the Great Loop 🤠
Port-hand side…….?
Not sure I'm following your question 🤔
@@GarnockReviews you speak of port-hand side……..
I’m guess that for $85K and being 30+ YO there’s no place for a tender.
If this was mine, I would get one of those brackets where the tender flips up on the bathing platform and store the tender that way.
The engines need some paint and rust removal
I have to admit, they don't have the appearance of a brand new engine......but they looked dry on the outside and bilges as if there were no fresh leaks to worry about.
I could come up with 25k for this very old boat. 😯🤣
She will be pricey if those Volvo's ever need to be worked on.
I'd always recommend a good survey, sea trial, and mechanical inspection. I like that this one has as much access that it makes maintenance and repairs for easier than some other boats I've been on. Ease of access also means less time which is less hourly rates for expensive mechanics
@@josephkordinak1591 there are no replacement heat exchangers anymore for these motors
You can bet it's a leaker big time!
What makes you think that 🤔
motors are obsolete
I wish Caliber Yacht sales would hire you..that Richard Evens..is getting old..meaning he's so predictable..and he lives to say aww aww ehh ehh..like 200 times per video
Thank you for the compliment ☺️ I follow their channel too and love the sea trials and drone footage. I always end up staring at the scenery as it looks so similar to my home waters in Scotland 🤠