LICITATIE DE BARCĂ DE TOAMNĂ 2023: De unde să cumpărați o barcă cu pânze SUPER IEFTIN!

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1. Florida cities should do the same thing, they have a ton of abandoned and sunk boats in S FLA

2. Yeah you buy a boat that is not sea worthy and you have no place to keep with no way of hauling it and no where to park it for a really low price then freak out with what to do with your new gem LMAO marina prices are through the roof and the marina industry should be ashamed but they are not until this changes owning a boat is not the affordable life style it once used to be unless you are willing too live off grid away from services most of the time I'm sorry to say thee is no easy way to live not even in a tent camping situation when most campgrounds are $15-20 dollars a night. Keep in mind just new ropes on a boat might cost around $500-1000 USD and that is the lowest kind of costs you are looking at besides fuel and oil changes on any boat of decent size say 30 foot and up

3. 42 foot trawler might be a Grand Banks trawler

4. The old termite dust to put you off bidding…lol

5. The powerboat looks like it's a Chung Wah 42.

6. Hey Andy! Thanks for another auction video.
   A simple enough question (he says, lol)…. Would you think it foolish to fly in from South Africa to attend one of these auctions in the hopes of buying a viable sailboat? Something in the 30ft range would suit me well. I realize there are SO many variables to that answer, but I'm (very) not wealthy, I want to sail, and everything here is just stupid prices. $1000 I could manage, hell, probably even $5k total budget. I would obvz do all the work myself. What other costs would be involved? I remember from the last video that the boat must leave the marina within a week and so on, but what about titles, registration, certification etc? I anticipate it possibly meaning having a local friend purchasing on my behalf, in order to give time to do the necessary.
   If you could find time to make a basic breakdown in answer, I'd hugely appreciate it, as I'm sure would others. Otherwise I must move on and forget this dream. Thanks again.

7. Buy for 400 bucks then sign up for 1000 month to moor it.

8. Where do these boats come from? Abandoned?

9. Do you have to buy it if you fall threw the deck

10. So did that guy get his boat back

11. The Trawler is a Grandbanks and its a tragedy that it was neglected to that degree but as a person who restored a Trawler once before i don't blame people for not wanting to bid on it especially if it was a pre 72 plank hulled Grandbanks. I couldn't determine if it was plank but if it was that would explain all the water in the builges. At anyrate it would cost way more than its worth to restore in the condition it is in.

12. This guy needs to learn to start action at $100, Just make minimum $400 but get the action going, the blood pumping.

13. Disappointment went for 12000usd.

14. Love that you posted this! We boat the Cal 3-46!

15. The Grand Banks eventually did sell. Two locked up motors made the woman who bought it turn it in

16. worries me the homeless buy these and they end up a public safety hazard and pollution later on.its becoming worse now all over California .prices will drop in the spring, cars are being repod now homes etc

17. When i am ready to start my boat life i am going to this auction

18. Who did the state steal those boats from? Maybe illegal aliens oh that's right they don't penalize them they give them free medicade free housing free education free Obama phone free EBT card etc.

19. Those guys brought the sawdust and sprinkled it around to run off other bidders

20. Iove you guys

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