BoatFools Top 10 bărci cu pânze de vânzare în Florida pentru sub 40.000 USD! Rapid, frumos, distractiv! Dulci bărci!

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1. # 3 stayed the same but would have changed # 2 to #1 and #1 to # 2 just saying. Fun all the way around .
   Thanks
   Angus

2. Market??? It's a disaster… Florida and other states are not allowing anchor outs or dingy landing… Crap because marinas are insane expensive

3. What are you guys seeing that you believe this a buyers market

4. Getting better as episodes go by.
   Nice chemistry between all of you, to me point that something tells me that no one at this show were forced at gun point to be part of the fun of exploring sailboats.
   Thanks

5. We finally agreed on a #1. I am teaching you guys so much.😃. Great video.

6. I like your show but you talk over each other a lot. It makes the presentation chaotic and stressful to understand. Something to think about if you want to be more profe$$ional.

7. I have to ask, what is so cool about Chitty Chitty Bang Bang double enders? That cockpit is a convoluted cluster of a yard sale. Looks like pack-rat lives on her. I can't imagine hauling groceries from a dinghy on to her. Hitting your head while sailing is a thing. Canoe stern=price drop.. Canoe stern=old single guy. Canoe stern=No fishing. Nestalgic, yes.

8. As Youtube channel ideas go, I really think you have found a niche. The boat market is always changing and I learn something each video. I would like to find a channel, called "If I bought this boat," tell me roughly how much you would initially offer, and the plan to sail her for a year. The goals could be three fold, a weekender, cruiser, and a live aboard. Setup a DIY budget, timeframe and practice sailing goals. If anyone knows a channel with content like this, let me know. Most channels do this on their own boat over the years but too much in depth. One show, one boat, one plan.

9. That particular Morris Frances will be a real score for someone. She has been sailed and loved for many years by a meticulous female skipper who knows how to care for a great boat. Having bought a Florida boat in 2008…thinking it was a “steal,” I can tell you that my $15k purchase turned into a $50K++ project/nightmare. In the end I took my losses, and moved on. My buyers were ecstatic, and I was a little jealous. Do not underestimate the salt, sun, and heat of Florida. They are formidable forces over the years. Very different from, say, a Maine boat, which is often stored away for many months of its annual life. A Florida boat of the same age, can literally be Twice as old! That Norstar (designed by the great Bruce Bingham of Flicka fame) is just a striking boat but probably priced about right considering the now aging teak decks and Perkins. But…what a beautiful boat!
   I agree (respectfully) with another commenter with regard to 3 guys talking over one another. Believe me, I get the enthusiasm (it is my passion too!!) but it detracted somewhat from an otherwise very thoughtful video. Two people is generally a good conversation…three people…not so much….

10. Another excellent, knowledgeable and cheerful video. Just what the Dr ordered on a dreary damp Sunday morning here in the Finger Lakes, NY. Big thanks gentleman.

11. Another great episode!

12. I recently reviewed that Frances 26, mystique, for Good Old Boat magazine. Surprisingly roomy for a 26' boat and probably the most balanced boat I have sailed.

13. Man, boats in Florida get abused, between the elements down there, not being hauled out or having an off season, and being used as live aboards, its just brutal on them. Having said that you guys found some gems, thanks for the entertainment

14. No wood boats?

15. Strangely I like the talking over each other, it’s authentic, fun and feels like we’re in the same room. Great episode and boats to feature 👍

16. Watched my Dutch father build a 52 footer, schooner. Lived on it for 7 years, so far owned 8 boats. Today you must consider cost of operation. Length of waterline, your use. What you intend to do and how old are you and how much work can you do?
    Nothing here works for me, I just know boats. These are all near life end, remember insurance will not even insure you if your standing rigging is over 10 years old. Please, learn more about realities Before you shop. 2000 and up, maybe 1990's IF it had a total refit.
    If you do not think so, hope you have lots of money and time on the hard, it's a boat is the salt chuck, thaink about that for awhile, justvtrying to save you hardship, otherwise interesting entertainment, but not reality😢

17. Hey guys! We did a full walk-through of the Norstar on our channel several weeks back and we got a comment from someone saying they’d actually worked for that company and there was zero chance it was a 1991. Not sure where the broker (Rob Johnson- Reef Runner Yacht Sales, I know him personally though I haven’t mentioned it to him) or the current owner got that year, or IF maybe there’s something weird and it IS a 1991, but…. According to that guy working for the company, the boat is a lot older.

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