Heck of jungle gym hanging off the back of the boat!

That's the best head I've seen in any boat that is not a super-yacht. That tub-shower is perfect for young and old alike, and maybe even for two, saving water. The indoor steering may not be used much at all, but it's there for very cold or foul weather, or for the off-watch person to monitor the steering while the on-watch sailor gets into proper clothing and goes outside. The layout will fit four or five adults easily, and families got by with only one head or bathroom for many, many generations. I think adding a small sink, mirror, and medicine chest somewhere outside the head would be a boon for hand washing, brushing teeth, and morning grooming. But the boat certainly appears to be very usable just as she sits, assuming a good survey announces her fit for sailing. I like the heavy-duty railings around the mast, and the solid rails fore and aft. I didn't see much storage for sails, though with two self-winding up front and one on the mastd, maybe it only needs one backup sail somewhere.

That little tub in the head would be great for someone with small children. Having the second table would be convenient for those times when you still have a project spread out come meal time, too. It's all pretty well thought out. Nice.

OMG, thank you for the blast from my past. my first job was with hathaways reiser and Raymond sail shop. I still have swag bags that I made in the loft. HFS, thank you!!

Nice sailboat, good layout. Lots of good things about this boat.

Thank you for these tours. You've helped me learn all of the boating terms! I appreciate that. Great video as always!

Fantastic tour, you and your other half always do an amazing job, well done

All I want...Lottery Numbers....Thanks for that video of my kind of vessel.

That is a great boat at a great price. Love it. Functional and practical, take you anywhere. Thanks for sharing. Andy UK

Seeing how Jordan always gushes over indoor steering and pilot houses, I think what he really wants is a cabin cruiser.

Nice tour of a nice boat. Thanks for including a good mix of boats in your tours including some classic plastics.

As always, an informative and interesting tour. Thanks

I normally prefer a full keel but for that design I'd cope. What a beauty and a great design. Thanks for a very interesting video.

really nicely setup boat, great big dorads on the front , nice board storage at back , person knew what they were doing setting it up

Another excellent walkthrough....thank you!

Like the boat for family as well, plus their web site is great...experiences for kids to remember forever, good job parents!

Perfect boat. Love this layout.

Love the layout of this pilot house yacht. Perfect for a couple. Shame the owners cabin is so small but that aside, $99kUS is good value. Perhaps electronics update with a star man system would be an advantage.

Probably one of my favorites!

I love mine. Not a pilot house version, but built heavy. Lovely wood work and will make a great cruiser.

Another great review! Nice boat.

Pending a survey, this looks to be a fair price for a very nice boat. Love the layout.

Wow that is a lot of boat for the price. Always enjoy your walkthroughs.

Beautiful Boat.... Love the layout

Wow. I love this boat!!!

Thanks Jordan. Very nice boat. Good price 👍👍👍

Very clever design I really like it 👍

This is the most spacious 43 foot boat I have ever seen!

That would be an amazing livaboard for a young family... just like mine. ^^

I actually liked that boat! Little much on the back of the boat for me, but overall I think it's great! Thanks guys for bringing us affordable options.

This the best setup I have seen, I love it .One great head better than two tinny ones.

Great layout of the boat.

Fantastic layout

Love this set up

Greetings from Tucson, Arizona USofA. I always enjoy your videos and I'm 'closing in' on a boat, leaning towards a 44' Nauticat, but this Slocum looks interesting.

What a fantastic boat

Love this pilot House!

Lovely boat...nice price.....great tour. Cheers 👍

Nice find and showing! I’m liking this boat and pricing.

Clever layout.

Your boat is amazing and your talent is amazing. I'm fascinated by your boat. I also want to take your boat around in the middle of the sea.

now that is a sweet boat!!

I enjoyed this boat tour. An enclosed piloting area is always good when the weather is bad. And when the weather is nice you can get out into the open air. Seems like a good price too.

We seem to have similar taste, centre pilothouse (galley )60' schooner. 3 berth onsuits no wetheads . Thats my ❤ even motosailer, oh twin engine water tight compartments 🎉

That's a cool boat!

I’m really liking this boat. Or maybe it’s your presentation.

Love every inch of this boat..wouldnt change a thing🦾🔥🔥🔥

Love it! One day I'm gonna call ya to help me locate my boat

What a beauty.

I have one of these slocum 43 pilothouses, and they are wonderful, currently going through a refit at the moment but you have the most amount of room inside, and trust me that pilothouse steering is the best thing.

Thanks for the tour, Jordan. Plenty of boat for being so reasonably priced! Don't believe it will be listed for long. 😉👍

Nice boat

Nice boat you have there

Beautiful

Nice boat, looks well-cared-for and has a great layout at a very reasonable price for its condition

Amazing.

I love that osprey! I have a bird problem I need to solve

The lazarette on a sailboat is usually exposing and giving access to the rudder post and helm linkage and hence, at the very aft of the vessel. Not the cockpit lockers.

love your videos hate that you do not include price in your dialog cant find description below

Did you buy it? I learn something every day. Thanks!

Great video,. Thanks!! Could you please tell us the tank capacities, for fuel and water?

I Love this Boat....

I fully agree with your judgement on this. I looked at a Slocum 43 many years ago but it was NOT the PH. I like this one a whole lot better! If you run across a Kalik 44 that you can get to, would you feature it? Would you consider putting the model of the boat (Slocum 43) at the beginning of the episode title? It makes it so much easier to find later when I want another look. Most of the titles don't even have a boat model in them.

Wonderful.

Love it, a lot like my Nicolson 40 DS, But has 3 feet goodness more

Thats cool boat

What a fabulous boat! The only major short coming for me would be marina maneuverability of a 43 footer...for short handed sailing, I would definitely want to instal a bow thruster. Aside from that, she's lovely!

Love it.

Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the phenomenal video!! I wanted to ask.... Is this a beautiful 43' motor sailer that has only one head?? One pine head??

Solid

Like that boat.

Nicely done. I was so intrigued that I went to sailboat data to have a look. According to sailboat data it was built as a partnership with Formosa. As a dubiously proud former Formosa owner I would suggest a lot of homework be done before buying anything built in the formosa yard. Not that they cannot be worked up to be a pretty capable cruising boat, they can, but there are some key inherent problems that must be addressed before any bluewater work is to be done. Cheers!

Thanks for the great video on this great boat. I had two dual steering station sailboats and my experience is that those systems create problems in older yachts: hydraulic systems leak, mechanical systems jam. The reality is that I never used the inside steering but enjoyed the views of the pilot house. Just to keep in mind.

Nice

This yacht is almost identical to the Cooper 416 Pilothouse which was also designed by Stan Huntingford, even down to the separate tub style shower area.

I really liked this one as well I just wish it had another head even if it was just a small wet head or simply just a head with no sink or anything else. It would definitely make one heck of a passage maker depending on how she sales. Another great find for the channel and just an all around good boat IMHO...

When you have all the lines going back to the wheel house, is there a term for it? Or is that something that can be added to any sailboat for solo sailing? mahalo!

I am currently in the market for a 45 to 55 ft boat and I'm overwhelmed with the number of boats that are out there. I have to agree with what people are saying on the price though there are a lot of boats out there for a lot less that are just as nice. This boat probably between 50 and 75,000 but I wouldn't go over that. How are the sails. Doesn't matter what we all think it's going to matter when a marine survey is done, that's going to tell you the facts that you would base your offer on.

Sure will break my bank.

More cats!!!! More cats way to sea sick for monos 😂 love you guys videos keep it up please!

I went to boarding school there at Tabor Academy. Did you see the schools Schooner, Tabor Boy?

The more (and more!) tour videos I watch, the more I realize I am drawn to this older style wood interior. Hummm, if I ever went with a new boat I'd sure be tempted to modify the newer styling...

In my opinion, if this boat was a keel-stepped mast it would change the boat completely in my eyes. I know people sail deck-stepped all the time. However, I feel deck-stepped honestly prevents newer sailers from growing into the boat. I personally would never sail out to Hawaii or across the Atlantic on a deck-stepped mast. I think a lot of cruisers will sail the islands and coast for a couple years, then the desire to see more of the world comes calling. This is what I mean by growing into the boat. One should not have to sell and buy another boat just to broaden their horizon. If you know for sure you will never get the bug to sail and see more of the planet then this boat is okay. I'm not one that thinks, you have to have a full or modified keel to bluewater sail. However. I do think the boat should be rated for bluewater, having a skeg-hung rutter and keel stepped mast, these are 3 important things one needs if growing into the boat and sailing is possible. I have seen quite a few large chunks of wood and other material out on the water that can play hell on a rudder. Deck stepped is just too much risk once you start moving off the coast. I know everyone says just check the weather and plan. You can not plan for more than 4 days the weather is just not that accurate. So if you sailing on a 2-3 week bluewater trip. You can not rely on what the weather says it is going to be for that long of a period of time. Therefore. The boat must be able to handle what is impossible to plan for. JMO Don't get me wrong I know you can cross an ocean in a garbage can or 5ft boat, However, one thing people don't think of, once you have someone on board that you love, someone you would die for, taking an unnecessary risk with the life of others, just doesn't seem right. With all the options out there today just making the choice on a different boat can open up a lot of opportunities as you grow into sailing. Again it's just my opinion and if this is the right boat for you. Have a great time!

Its is massive!! Price is good If Has current rigging ie under 10 years old Sails that are usable No major systems down Lovely

Stepping aboard from where? 😂 1:15 haha

Awesome boat. Perhaps I missed it but how much is it going for?

Really nice! Well thought out and well designed for some real sailing and living. The only thing I would change would be to remove the dinette table and build more storage with some additional overhead cabinetry and countertop space. The dinette is redundant on this size boat and you can't have enough places to put stuff. Put a freshwater shower hose/head in the cockpit and you have a wonderful boat for a sailing couple with occasional crew for passages. Engine access is good. Engine low in the boat is better! I would like to get into the technical details but thus far this looks like a very practical, useful and pretty boat.

Agreed

great video what aux power is available .. propulsion . battery storage .water maker .. Sailing UMA show,s the way .

Cheers

Can you let the newbies know what a doorades or whatever you said? It would help immensely. I’m assuming it’s the air vent stacks?

Nice boat! Not really my "cup of tea" boat wise, but it is a nice one!

Off topic question , have you ever seen the movie Dead Calm with Nicole Kidmann?

was that the bilge pump i heard at about 7 minutes ?

Been watching your flogs for a while now. I live in the SanJuan islands (PNW) and spend a lot of time on all kinds of rigs. I could probably arrange a stay for the two, wait 3! of you in Roche or Friday Harbor. It would be a great Vlog place 😊

Is the keel steel/iron or led encapsulated?

Marion is a great harbor.. I know that boat. No real master stateroom... interesting layout

This is my boat

You are also awesome , is this same person in the background voice and other person who appears and disappears :)