They had to call paramedics to get that guy out of there once they shot this video.

That's what I'm saying

That's for harry

For mother-in-law.

Some competitors in this class have a large bed that goes across the beam under the cabin seating. Nothing new, but definitely a tight fit.

Yeah nothing is within a price range the average working American can afford

But it's new

Go buy a pos 60ft boat for 150 grand. You’ll put damn near that much in it a year to keep it floating.

Yeah if you’re buying a 60 ft for 145k it’s gotta be at least 30 years old and you’ll be replacing more rather than enjoying and around 15k to fill up the tanks

With a head as well.

Better than having dead space. When I was little I would have loved sleeping there.

@@blewyd lol, I get ya. That's my point though. Outside of a small child who's going to fit in there? I remember exploring areas that were too tight for adults. It's great fun.

Ye quite claustrophobic since I sleep side on...

It’s actually a kids bed is what the ranger sales guys told me that’s what they consider it to be

if it comes with a bed/bath there’s less taxes cause it can be considered a “second home”

Haha! I can't afford a car with less than 200k miles! Wait that's not something to brag about.

gravy boat about made me spit out my mashed potatoes and gravy😅

I can barely even afford a imaginary one 😅😂

Me too if I had any money.😢

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Same.

. Perfect for The Intercostal water way.

It’s in the stateroom, the one under the dinette seat, trust me it’s bigger on the inside 😉😆

Exactly. Who needs more than a budget $150k boat.

Or high knees apparently lmao

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That is NOT an ocean-going boat. You are HELPLESS in mild chop, DEAD in 4-6' waves.

I could do it, and pretty easily too. Its not as hard as it looks if you know what you are doing, showing the fails and incompentent captains make for an entertaining video.

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It's a loop, go watch it on TikTok :)

or weekender

This man's statement is so true. I live aboard my sailboat and hear all the crap about these boats as well as how I'll handling they are, like trying to steer an old Avon Redcrest inflatable dinghy...ever try and steer a dish pan.

Not sure I would sleep in the built in coffin though

Ranger Tug… I believe. There’s a bunch of these in the PNW, you can find a good used one in the off season for 60-80k but they sell quickly so be prepared if you’re serious

Think reincarnated Bayliner. Similar level of economical construction. Good use of interior space like a Winnebago which is what we called the Bayliner's.

but this can be trailered. no dock fees. in my area that would save you 1000+ a month. that alone could pay the payment for this.

@@joethomas6457 in my area it would cost me 1000 a year.

@@richardstuivenberg4618 that's awesome. I'm on the west coast of Florida. To expensive to dock and to scared to anchor. But would love a larger cape dory sailboat. If I ever get -dockage might not be a problem. I will just sail away! Sailboat has little fuel cost.

@@joethomas6457 if the marina fees are that insane. And you are ready to sail out. Just buy a decent one and live on it. Find a decent Anchorage. Who's really gonna steal a sailboat anyway? And the amount of hidden places you could place a gps tracker is infinite. You could inform the coast Guard, and in minutes they would stop the thief.. even in 3th world country's people dont steal big sailboats. They wouldnt know what to do with them anyway.

@@richardstuivenberg4618 these are good points. I lived on the hook for years in St Thomas usvi and loved it. I was on a trawler marine trader. Took the thorny path down from Florida. Scared the hell outta me around great inagua. Almost rolled. All I could think was I should have bought a sailboat. Freighter changed course to knock down waves for me to attempt a turn around. 20+ waves. Thought we were gonna die. No life raft just a dyer dinghy bobbing around behind us. Sailboat is the only way of shore. Know a guy that rolled a cape dory 30' and came back up. Didn't loose the mast or anything. Still rough day

There are acutally multiple definitions to the word, Roger. No fixed universal definition for all places and countries exist. The current "base line" definition is that it simply is a pleasure (non commercial) boat. Most Americans would use the definition thats is a pleasure boat, but needs to be above a certain size/length as well.

Totally incorrect. I suggest you go back to the original source of the word JACHT meaning wind powered. Just because you believe there are / maybe various definitions used, doesn’t mean that it is correct. If you wish to have a reputable KZfaq Channel, it is very important that you do your research and not mislead people.

@@rogercroome1 I know the original definition and etymology inside and out Roger. It seems perhaps you dont? Otherwise you should know no current vessel in use satisfies your demand. Look it up. The word "Jacht" (sic) means "hunt", not "wind powered". I can only assume you or the ones who told you so dont speak a "germanic" language. I, on the other hand, do. Anyway, It just so happens ships for "hunting" were wind powered because there were no engines in existance all those hundreds of years ago, and the focus for the ship was on speed, to facilitate this "hunt". Power type is inconsequential since nothing else existed. Thus, since engine powered craft are faster, any ship can be a yacht. Lastly, please be a bit more humble of your own blind spots, since you are being rude and, ironically, the one misleading people. But I forgive you, no one is perfect. Now you know, though. Cheers.

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