Truly a northern boat and a heartfelt classic with all the extensive wood amenities. Exquisitely and lovingly cared for by the previous owner, the upgrades seamlessly have been integrated throughout the this mini yacht. Just watching the video I can almost feel the warmth of the boat wood taking you into its embrace. Great, low key presentation by Richard, who is obviously Canadian and not influenced by the manic madness we suffer in the US.
We bought our boat from Richard and his team. It was a very pleasant and positive experience. Would definitely buy another boat from Richard. Great video!
I really like watching your videos. So calming and relaxing. I have an old 40’ Searay which at my age will be the last boat I ever own. Thank you for your videos. If I was in the market I would buy from you.
I fall in love with this boat and also love how the presenter show his love to the boat, the love from the eyes and the voice the reaction from him is just so lovely person.
It’s such a joy to listen to the presentation from Richard Evens he is so professional. No Ums or Ers after each sentence . He has a great relaxed style and the way he describes everything around the boat I feel just like I'm on board with him just great👍😍
Can't you just imagine yourself standing here, staring out these magnificent windows at beautiful views. Wonderful, so wonderful. Yeah dude, I'm looking to buy a boat, so imagining myself, you know, boating is kinda what I'm doing full-time right now so move it along to the cabins.
@Superb Media Content Creator I know, right? Never any mention about how thick or type of glass. That is the problem with boat tours by salesmen, they only point out what they consider salable features, while glossing over the technical specs that most buyers are actually interested in. Also, he calls it an all season boat, but no mention of any heat or A/C. An all season boat in Canada has a whole different set of criteria from the same boat in Florida. He shows the engines with no mention of speed and cruising ranges, etc, etc, etc. Search out some Aquaholic tours for some of the best tours on You-tube geared toward actual sailors.
Thank you again Mr. Richard Evans. I had a 27 ' Owens in my mid 20's, and would like to think about something like this 42 footer. I also very much enjoy Mr. Evans presentations.
You do a good job, descriptive enough for the retired engineer or business exec and speak to your audience properly, you and I know whom your audience is for this boat, nice work.
I find him difficult to watch. It's like he's speaking to vegetables, or dumb animals To be fair, he's not the only one. All of them promote non-features like the "galley thats right out where you can be with your guests" where else would it be? The boat isn't big enough to put it anywhere else. Pointing out where drawers are and how they just slide in and out like real drawers . . .🤗
@barking.dog.productions1776 😀😀 I know right? "Just look at this wood" ( he points to wood and camera lingers over it) Someone has to sell the women on it, but most of the women I know that watch RUclips aren't blind, and probably can tell it's wood without help . Ahh but maybe it could be fake wood, like all of those other million dollar boats have! 😆
I was looking at a sail assisted troller, like a steel Diesel Duck, or fibre glass Seahorse, but…..Dam! This, or it’s little bro, the 37’, is the boat I’m looking for! It would have suited my purpose perfectly! The range, the performance in a sea way of any type, and the accommodations are suited to a crew of three, in separate sleeping areas, for the long passages I have in store for her! Perfect! Nordic tugs are a special breed. Great features, and simple mechanical fittings that will work forever! I’m intending on making a big loop around the northern Atlantic. Peace
Richard. I watch a lot of RUclips videos showing different boats. It’s just a way I relax. I do own a older40’ boat but nothing near as nice as what you show. Just wanted to say I like the way you show these boats.
This guy always does an excellent job describing Calibre listings. Great voice, very relaxed, just the right amount of "sales". Very nicely done! I can never buy, but always watch ...
as the son of a renowned pacific northwest boat building family, Blanchard Boat Co. Seattle, I am impressed how you present your boats.......but remember the first rule on a yacht is remove your street shoes so as not to soil the carpets or scratch the deks
This gentleman could sell me a Sunfish sailboat to cross the Atlantic; his enthusiasm and sincerity oozes from every word. It is a very nice boat also.
I'm pretty sure you can rename it. I watched a video on that very good RUclips channel: "Go with The Wynm", They bought nice used catamaran. And the funny thing is that they thought they have time to think about the name, but the agent that was registrating the boat suprised them)) They had to come with the name right at that moment. So they called it Curiosity at the spot. Anyway it served them well in the end
Nice boat and video. Might I suggest some actual audio of the boat cruising at speed and not music? Many of us are curious about noise levels while cruising for hours per day.
I would love to see the Out takes of these videos ! I ve heard Richard has fallen off more than a few boats. I heard he once accidently ended up in the Bahamas during one shoot. How you might ask ? He fell overboard during one shoot and was swallowed by a whale who took him on the ride of his life. He didn't spit him out like some people. Another time, Richard accidently blew up a Nordhaven when he turned on the stove, and of course he had sampled one of the expensive wines on board and his breath reached the flames and Kaboom! Mr. "Teak" once fell asleep at the wheel of an Outer Reef 700 and headed out to sea and eventually rammed into a U.S Navy Submarine who in retaliation fired a torpedo into the Calibre Yacht Office and we almost went to war with Canada over that one. But why go to war with Canada, there's nothing there but trees. Love these videos !
You mean the only US submarine with plenty of teak aboard? Not to mention the beautiful wainscoting in the spacious galley. A beautiful place to be on those cold North West Pacific evenings watching the sun go down. Ahh Richard Evans. Such a star.
I’m amazed just as I seen the two bedrooms there’s another one this boat didn’t waste any space and did perfect space planning no joke I have seen this boat up close this thing looks tiny yet it’s so spacious!! As a new boat owner myself I bought a 1990 boat from a cruise line its 260 meters and has 2600 rooms i couldn’t believe it but during this virus I was able to buy it and it was just refurbished in 2017... I plan to make the boat of course just for me and I will only have my friends family and people who pay top dollar to be on board.
3:00 "I wanna show you this door, sensationally touches it". haha its a ruglar door yet he makes it looks amazing, what a salesman you are very skilled xD
Great presentation and what a beauty! Looking for a live aboard, but figured, sadly, that this one would be out of my range. Saw in a comment below that she’s just shy of half a million, so, yeah, way out of my range! As I’ve been looking at videos over the last few months, though, the Nordic Tugs have won my heart! Only negatives to me: Though they did a nice job with the interior and black/wine is classy, too dark for my taste! Was surprised about the single engine and just wish you had mentioned gas or diesel. Maybe for some folks the model of engine would give it away, but it’s a simple addition to the presentation! You were really very thorough about everything else and love your attitude! I also appreciated the footage of her underway! Oh, yeah - in my fantasy purchase of this lovely lady, I would also have a talk with Poseidon about a name change! 😁
Personally I love the trawler style , looks like it would go anywhere , not like some with unfeasably large plate glass windows , tons of marble , topped of with a damn swimming pool .(Just saying .) Wales UK.
That's a tidy looking vessel, other than I'd want to upgrade some fittings and faucets etc. it's a lovely boat. How is she in a sea I wonder...there's always a good chop on the water around Newfoundland...!
That is why he has the wired remote which operates the auto-pilot. Over 90% of your cruising underway is done on auto-pilot, but I agree that I would like to see at least a leaning post - preferably with a belt or wrap around feature for rough passages. A full pilot chair would probably take up too much space.
Is this a true blue water ocean crossing yacht? How about giving out the tank capacities and range of the yacht. You keep deviating from subject to subject, the train of thought leaves when you stop and chasing direction by examining a hinge on a locker. Finish giving out important info
SWEET! With open sun deck above, she'd appreciate a full stern deck cover; IE for the wet coast. I'd install a LAZY BOY for the Helm. Only issue, as of a majority of ships, the galleys suck. Chefs are never consulted for Galley lay out. If there is still an economy after 2023 I shall approach CEO of Builders regarding layout vs wasted space
@mike force ruffled your feathers didn't i? i don't know why because you have it exactly oppositely wrong. I know what i am speaking of, i move boats for a side job in the winter time.
Most other boats have teak, cherry wood or Australian Blackwood. This one has space, lots of space. Go Richard, our favorite marine transport purveyor.
It's beautiful boat. Just again needs a little interior design renrwal. This wine colored covers must go)) And that carpet... I dunno, man... But everything I mentioned I guess the new owner will decide they way he wants, not me))
Great video quality; well versed host and a nice boat! I'll give you $42,358 for it. I'm coming into a nice cashout soon from a well-to-do Nigerian royal who is looking to give me a cut of his inheritance. I've submitted my SSN and other pertinent info so I hope to talk to you soon!
@Jeff somersby This is awesome news! Let's get together on my new pontoon boat soon...Unfortunately, Calibre Yachts turned down my offer on this beauty. FYI - I'm going by a new name now. I'm also still rebuilding my life after surviving some unauthorized cash withdrawals from my offshore account. The only positive is that I apparently own a few gold AK-47's and an old Russian Tank that was purchased on credit using my identity in Nigeria...I'm looking to sell those now if you're interested.
Richard should have been a doctor. He would obviously have a great bedside manner. Can you imagine laying in the bed and waiting for the results of a biopsy to see if you have cancer and in walks Richard, your surgeon. He starts with, "Well, we did the biopsy and yes, you do have cancer. Isn't that great?" He continues, "The good news we caught it in time and you're cured. Isn't that fantastic?" This guy is the consummate salesperson and could sell an icebox to an Eskimo. Great boat, BTW.
Dont mean to knock ya but watching a broker open every drawer isnt beneficial. We can see how big and great this is and how wonderful and awsome that is. You could cut back to 15mins and be fine. Folks buying a azimut in miami maybe but people in the market for trawlers/passage boats usually know what thier looking at. these tugs certainly got thier price in line with proven comp. Like GB but not sure anything else is in line.
There seemed to be a lot of carpet on this boat. Is that normall? While I'm sure that is top grade weather resistant carpet, wood or other smooth surfaces work much better on a boat of this size.
He didn't mention the range, so it can't be good. This thing throws a terrible wake, just like a tug should. He didn't mention whether the drawers had rough weather latches, so they probably don't.
This vessel has been sold! For a list of our current inventory, please visit us at www.calibreyachts.com
Kudos to Calibre yacht sales for always reviewing the vessel in the water and lots of footage showing it underway in the water. Great reviews.
Truly a northern boat and a heartfelt classic with all the extensive wood amenities. Exquisitely and lovingly cared for by the previous owner, the upgrades seamlessly have been integrated throughout the this mini yacht. Just watching the video I can almost feel the warmth of the boat wood taking you into its embrace.
Great, low key presentation by Richard, who is obviously Canadian and not influenced by the manic madness we suffer in the US.
I enjoy your tours. This is meant as a complement, You are the Mr. Rogers of tour guides.
We bought our boat from Richard and his team. It was a very pleasant and positive experience. Would definitely buy another boat from Richard. Great video!
I really like watching your videos. So calming and relaxing. I have an old 40’ Searay which at my age will be the last boat I ever own. Thank you for your videos. If I was in the market I would buy from you.
I have watched multiple presentations by Richard and he is an amazing professional sales associate.
i listen,watch, just to hear Mr Evans
Professional, yes…
Knowledgeable, no…
Didn't he tell you?
I fall in love with this boat and also love how the presenter show his love to the boat, the love from the eyes and the voice the reaction from him is just so lovely person.
It’s such a joy to listen to the presentation from Richard Evens he is so professional. No Ums or Ers after each sentence . He has a great relaxed style and the way he describes everything around the boat I feel just like I'm on board with him just great👍😍
Happy to read you enjoyed our video.
Love to have Richard over for a BBQ. Such a friendly and personable fellow. He comes over as a real nice guy.
OMG! It has Teak! Imagine that, and isn't it wonderful? And the windows are so big. So wonderful, so wonderful.
Can't you just imagine yourself standing here, staring out these magnificent windows at beautiful views. Wonderful, so wonderful.
Yeah dude, I'm looking to buy a boat, so imagining myself, you know, boating is kinda what I'm doing full-time right now so move it along to the cabins.
Isn't that nice?
The bob Ross of boat sales....look at all the happy windows
So huge!
@Superb Media Content Creator I know, right? Never any mention about how thick or type of glass. That is the problem with boat tours by salesmen, they only point out what they consider salable features, while glossing over the technical specs that most buyers are actually interested in. Also, he calls it an all season boat, but no mention of any heat or A/C. An all season boat in Canada has a whole different set of criteria from the same boat in Florida. He shows the engines with no mention of speed and cruising ranges, etc, etc, etc. Search out some Aquaholic tours for some of the best tours on You-tube geared toward actual sailors.
I'd buy anything from this guy. Seems so trustworthy and a nice person.
The Bob Ross of the boating world!!! “Isn’t this beautiful?” Happy little trees......
Don't forget the soothing words, "Teak...... teak....... teak...... teak......."
Richard’s tours are fabulous, so relaxed yet informative 👍
Thank you again Mr. Richard Evans. I had a 27 ' Owens in my mid 20's, and would like to think about something like this 42 footer. I also very much enjoy Mr. Evans presentations.
You do a good job, descriptive enough for the retired engineer or business exec and speak to your audience properly, you and I know whom your audience is for this boat, nice work.
This is one of the best boat sales video I've seen. Very descriptive and enthusiastic. Great job Sir!
Thank you for your kind comments. We are excited to be working on more videos. Stay tuned!
The Bob Ross of boat sales
Lunktar Bashnish
Who’s Bob Ross?
This guy really loves teak.
I find him difficult to watch. It's like he's speaking to vegetables, or dumb animals To be fair, he's not the only one. All of them promote non-features like the "galley thats right out where you can be with your guests" where else would it be? The boat isn't big enough to put it anywhere else. Pointing out where drawers are and how they just slide in and out like real drawers . . .🤗
@@dreed7312 But, just look at the wood... Dude has a real fixation on wood. I also find his presentation style to be long winded and pretentious.
@barking.dog.productions1776 😀😀 I know right? "Just look at this wood" ( he points to wood and camera lingers over it) Someone has to sell the women on it, but most of the women I know that watch RUclips aren't blind, and probably can tell it's wood without help . Ahh but maybe it could be fake wood, like all of those other million dollar boats have! 😆
I’m going to listen to this every night before bed. This guys voice is so melancholy and soothing. Zzzzzzz!
I was looking at a sail assisted troller, like a steel Diesel Duck, or fibre glass Seahorse, but…..Dam! This, or it’s little bro, the 37’, is the boat I’m looking for! It would have suited my purpose perfectly! The range, the performance in a sea way of any type, and the accommodations are suited to a crew of three, in separate sleeping areas, for the long passages I have in store for her!
Perfect! Nordic tugs are a special breed. Great features, and simple mechanical fittings that will work forever!
I’m intending on making a big loop around the northern Atlantic.
Peace
Every presenter is different, this man does an outstanding job,.
Richard. I watch a lot of RUclips videos showing different boats. It’s just a way I relax. I do own a older40’ boat but nothing near as nice as what you show. Just wanted to say I like the way you show these boats.
Thank you Richard
This guy could dominate the boat sales ASMR industry.
Thank you for your kind words :-)
Every time he says something like "Lovely Finish", it reminds me of the dead parrot segment on Monte Python, "Lovely Plumage."
LOL
No offense Richard.
Yes that’s true. He’s what made me subscribe to this site.
BEAUTIFUL BOAT!!!! @ THANKS FOR THE TOUR...MORE PLEASE!!!!.... BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLUMBIA..👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
This guy always does an excellent job describing Calibre listings. Great voice, very relaxed, just the right amount of "sales". Very nicely done! I can never buy, but always watch ...
as the son of a renowned pacific northwest boat building family, Blanchard Boat Co. Seattle, I am impressed how you present your boats.......but remember the first rule on a yacht is remove your street shoes so as not to soil the carpets or scratch the deks
This gentleman could sell me a Sunfish sailboat to cross the Atlantic; his enthusiasm and sincerity oozes from every word. It is a very nice boat also.
Checkout the Aquaholic channel. Nick certainly seems to enjoy his job.
I don't think my buddies would go out with me on a boat called "we tuggin'"
I'm pretty sure you can rename it. I watched a video on that very good RUclips channel: "Go with The Wynm", They bought nice used catamaran. And the funny thing is that they thought they have time to think about the name, but the agent that was registrating the boat suprised them)) They had to come with the name right at that moment. So they called it Curiosity at the spot. Anyway it served them well in the end
I kinda like it...in a nauti way of course. I like the overall "fit" and "finish" of this seaman hauler
LOL
ICA509 In thinking of Viking Guilt as my next boat’s name.
7c
A superb boat and as always a superb tour, thank you Richard.
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome boat
What a wonderful presentation. Executed with such grace and professionalism. This man has class🙏
I don't hear any automobile traffic, being on the water sounds fantastic.
Nice boat and video. Might I suggest some actual audio of the boat cruising at speed and not music? Many of us are curious about noise levels while cruising for hours per day.
I would love to see the Out takes of these videos ! I ve heard Richard has fallen off more than a few boats. I heard he once accidently ended up in the Bahamas during one shoot. How you might ask ? He fell overboard during one shoot and was swallowed by a whale who took him on the ride of his life. He didn't spit him out like some people. Another time, Richard accidently blew up a Nordhaven when he turned on the stove, and of course he had sampled one of the expensive wines on board and his breath reached the flames and Kaboom! Mr. "Teak" once fell asleep at the wheel of an Outer Reef 700 and headed out to sea and eventually rammed into a U.S Navy Submarine who in retaliation fired a torpedo into the Calibre Yacht Office and we almost went to war with Canada over that one. But why go to war with Canada, there's nothing there but trees. Love these videos !
You mean the only US submarine with plenty of teak aboard? Not to mention the beautiful wainscoting in the spacious galley. A beautiful place to be on those cold North West Pacific evenings watching the sun go down. Ahh Richard Evans. Such a star.
I’m amazed just as I seen the two bedrooms there’s another one this boat didn’t waste any space and did perfect space planning no joke I have seen this boat up close this thing looks tiny yet it’s so spacious!! As a new boat owner myself I bought a 1990 boat from a cruise line its 260 meters and has 2600 rooms i couldn’t believe it but during this virus I was able to buy it and it was just refurbished in 2017... I plan to make the boat of course just for me and I will only have my friends family and people who pay top dollar to be on board.
This guy would be able to sell my used underpants to myself :) Isn't that great? Wonderful!
3:00 "I wanna show you this door, sensationally touches it". haha its a ruglar door yet he makes it looks amazing, what a salesman you are very skilled xD
I love the way this guy explains beautiful boats.❤️
This guy will say everything is the best, huge, beautiful, ect. And it is all true.
Sir, you never missed anything, got their money's worth hiring you Sir!.
I think of you when I get ready to sale my yatch called ,"Dreamin' "🤞🤗🤗✌️
Dream boat, excellent presentation by a gentleman.
I love Richard Evans presentation great spokesman for the industry.
Great presentation and what a beauty! Looking for a live aboard, but figured, sadly, that this one would be out of my range. Saw in a comment below that she’s just shy of half a million, so, yeah, way out of my range! As I’ve been looking at videos over the last few months, though, the Nordic Tugs have won my heart! Only negatives to me: Though they did a nice job with the interior and black/wine is classy, too dark for my taste! Was surprised about the single engine and just wish you had mentioned gas or diesel. Maybe for some folks the model of engine would give it away, but it’s a simple addition to the presentation! You were really very thorough about everything else and love your attitude! I also appreciated the footage of her underway! Oh, yeah - in my fantasy purchase of this lovely lady, I would also have a talk with Poseidon about a name change! 😁
Definitely diesel!! You can tell by the engine. You just won't find gas in boats this size.
very nice compact boat!
If i am ever buying a boat, i am buying it from this guy.
Sure. We are here for ya! :-)
Very good presentation of this beautiful boat.
thank you for your kind words.
You guys missed a zero, it's $410,000....Bummer, my cat was already dreamin' about sleepin' on that dryer.
Paul Bosen 410 is still a smoke deal!!
Oh well, only $409,049 short
i have to say . You make it sound like a bed time story . great presentation ... As most sales people selling i just want to throw them off the dock.
Excellent classy and relaxed presentation.
This guy is like the Mr. Roger’s of the boat world.
Wow look at that wood, we be tuggin yeah Bouy!
Love this gentleman's reviews.
Nordic seem to do a great product.
Yes in deed. If you'd like further information, please do not hesitate to contact us!
I love this guy! He'd be my perfect grandpa!
Personally I love the trawler style , looks like it would go anywhere , not like some with unfeasably large plate glass windows , tons of marble , topped of with a damn swimming pool .(Just saying .) Wales UK.
I just love your presentation!! Man, you are legend! ;)
That's a tidy looking vessel, other than I'd want to upgrade some fittings and faucets etc. it's a lovely boat. How is she in a sea I wonder...there's always a good chop on the water around Newfoundland...!
you could be dry docked anywhere and you would see beauty out the windows on that vessel
Is it missing a pilot's chair? Can't imagine standing up all day, especially in rough weather.
you can use the remote he showed to control the boat
You can bring a bed from a cabin, it's even more comfortable))
Did you not watch? But I would like a chair.
you say "going on watch", not sitting on watch.
That is why he has the wired remote which operates the auto-pilot. Over 90% of your cruising underway is done on auto-pilot, but I agree that I would like to see at least a leaning post - preferably with a belt or wrap around feature for rough passages. A full pilot chair would probably take up too much space.
Another great presentation...
Nice boat but I gotta say that TV is in a really strange location for the two chairs.
Agreed. Awkward.
Huge propane locker.. great place to keep the golf clubs. 😉
He's gotten much better
Need to keep a 'flash light' with magnetic holder on the hatch to the lazzerette, so that you can actually see what's down there.
Only $410,000 Canalien Dollhairs! Cheaper than most Vancouver apartments. Except for the flooded basement, it seems Mint!
Love youre review on this boat , cant wait for the next one , you are making me into a tug person.
Nice. Would love to live in the 49.
Is this a true blue water ocean crossing yacht? How about giving out the tank capacities and range of the yacht. You keep deviating from subject to subject, the train of thought leaves when you stop and chasing direction by examining a hinge on a locker. Finish giving out important info
here is the link for the spec!
www.calibreyachts.com/brokered-boat/1999-nordic-tug-42/
Apparently the galley drawers are more important than any technical data
SWEET! With open sun deck above, she'd appreciate a full stern deck cover; IE for the wet coast. I'd install a LAZY BOY for the Helm. Only issue, as of a majority of ships, the galleys suck. Chefs are never consulted for Galley lay out. If there is still an economy after 2023 I shall approach CEO of Builders regarding layout vs wasted space
Very nice boat & presentation
you will bob around in rough weather with this boat. It has a full displacement hull, think of a cork.
@mike force ruffled your feathers didn't i? i don't know why because you have it exactly oppositely wrong. I know what i am speaking of, i move boats for a side job in the winter time.
@mike force thanks for the good laugh.
Man. It must be nice to be rich and have no worries...
If you have a boat you have lots of worries..
@@leonardbreau8928 but if you're rich. You don't have to worry about them. You can just fix em. Because you can afford it. Lol.
Yes it is.
New drinking game: take a shot every time you hear the word “space”. You’ll be drunk in the first 30 secs..
Most other boats have teak, cherry wood or Australian Blackwood. This one has space, lots of space. Go Richard, our favorite marine transport purveyor.
Very nice boat & presentation!
Very nice boat & presentations
One day he will show a boat finished in plastic and will be lost for words. Nice boat.
Mr Rodgers neighborhood with a lurking, menacing air about him.
It's beautiful boat. Just again needs a little interior design renrwal. This wine colored covers must go)) And that carpet... I dunno, man... But everything I mentioned I guess the new owner will decide they way he wants, not me))
Verry nice 👍. Best regards from Germany Bavaria
I used to do a lot of tuggin’ in my younger days
Haulin seaman ?
Some of us still do!
How much is something like this. I'm in love
Nice video (and boat).
Thank you :-)
You Super Great .,Sales Man
Great video quality; well versed host and a nice boat! I'll give you $42,358 for it. I'm coming into a nice cashout soon from a well-to-do Nigerian royal who is looking to give me a cut of his inheritance. I've submitted my SSN and other pertinent info so I hope to talk to you soon!
A-hahahahaha)) may I also invest in a deal
Lotsa luck with that 😉
Hahahahaha....
@Jeff somersby This is awesome news! Let's get together on my new pontoon boat soon...Unfortunately, Calibre Yachts turned down my offer on this beauty. FYI - I'm going by a new name now. I'm also still rebuilding my life after surviving some unauthorized cash withdrawals from my offshore account. The only positive is that I apparently own a few gold AK-47's and an old Russian Tank that was purchased on credit using my identity in Nigeria...I'm looking to sell those now if you're interested.
Richard should have been a doctor. He would obviously have a great bedside manner. Can you imagine laying in the bed and waiting for the results of a biopsy to see if you have cancer and in walks Richard, your surgeon. He starts with, "Well, we did the biopsy and yes, you do have cancer. Isn't that great?" He continues, "The good news we caught it in time and you're cured. Isn't that fantastic?" This guy is the consummate salesperson and could sell an icebox to an Eskimo. Great boat, BTW.
I'll see if I can muster up 42359...one of my relatives just croaked....
Nice tour sir
I want this man to sell me my first boat!
When you are ready to make that move, we are here for you!
The Mr. Rogers of boats.
I have never heard of the electronic system that replaces bottom paint.
I can't imagine hearing that bell!
Cant see the back deck from the helm. What size is the engine? and performance specs.
Love your reviews Richard, what a great craft! MIKE Virtanen
I'm telling you,,this is the guy from It's a Wonderful Life,,, Clarance
Richard will find teak anywhere.
Dont mean to knock ya but watching a broker open every drawer isnt beneficial. We can see how big and great this is and how wonderful and awsome that is. You could cut back to 15mins and be fine. Folks buying a azimut in miami maybe but people in the market for trawlers/passage boats usually know what thier looking at. these tugs certainly got thier price in line with proven comp. Like GB but not sure anything else is in line.
All that black and those curtains reminds me of a funeral barge
very nice boat..
i want it
There seemed to be a lot of carpet on this boat. Is that normall? While I'm sure that is top grade weather resistant carpet, wood or other smooth surfaces work much better on a boat of this size.
Is this well suited for circumnavigation for all seas?
He didn't mention the range, so it can't be good. This thing throws a terrible wake, just like a tug should. He didn't mention whether the drawers had rough weather latches, so they probably don't.