On my cd28, the bulkheads were an indispensable spot to pin my shoulders in and pee into my specialized container

I had a similar vessel. An Alberg 35 sweet boat. Go anywhere. Many of there boats have crossed many oceans. Small, short waterline, but very capable.

Incredible boat. Thanks for sharing!

Great video. He is a wealth collector of knowledge.

Where have you BEEN!?!?

so it flips how dose centerboard not slip out leaving u unable to flip ?

me and another guy sailed this is the Delaware Chesapeake. it was actually at night. the shore lights were very distant and we were sailing toward the ocean, it seemed. Horrible experience. out of nowhere, a small gust and you are capsized. we were capsized many times before we got back to shore. scary.

It feels like im hanging out with two cool uncles

It’s so unfortunate when people decorate their boats with contrived nautical or beach themes. There’s nothing more lubberly.

I can't find any new videos! I'm invested in this process guys. Don't go away!

This was my favorite boat overview and I don't know how i didnt find you guys sooner

Excellent and educational videos, thanks!!

Is everything ok?

I very much like Teak Guard. While there is no shine, the color is a lovely, warm brown.

what happened to part 2 of ep04? very irritating to have a 2 part video with 2nd part missing. very irritating.

I really enjoy this channel and this old Sea Dog is about as real as it gets! The fire for sailing he lights inside of me is just beyond words! BTW notice the constant eye contact the guy in the red shirt always makes while listening but then suddenly at at 2:10 when the subject of getting drunk comes up he completely breaks eye contact and looks away. Me judging a book by a cover here would assume he doesn't get drunk or drink. 😂 If he doesn't well then good for him nothing wrong with that I just found that part amusing.

One is in my possession 😊

I saw one of these on Barnegat Bay in Nj summer of '23 - beautiful with the sails up

They are AWESOME!

At least you don't have to deal with the HOAs!

In 1963 I was a freshman at the Univ of Miami in Coral Gables. I had learned to sail on rented boats from Dinner Key marina which adjoins Biscayne Bay. For about $600 I bought a dark green Sunfish and had the time of my life sailing all around the Bay and some in the Keys. On one outing I met a bunch of guys in a racing sloop and they had huge natural sponges. They challenged my friend and me to a sponge battle where we sailed at each other's boat and when we about amidships, we fired our cache of sponges at our "enemies." I was at the tiller and my friend threw a bullseye, hit one of their crew smack in the face right at the time they tacked and he got a nice wakeup call from the swinging boom. Fortunately they weren't jibing! Back then in the 60s Biscayne Bay was unspoiled. You could see clear to the bottom, which was a mix of sand and sea grass. Today, I understand it is fighting heavy pollution. The Sunfish was agile and required a sensitive hand on the tiller and it kept you in the closest contact with the elements. Wonderful boat!

Live in MA and wondered if you had any recommendations for a place for a beginner to get their first training

Now Iam looking at Sunfish boats Thanks

Hasn't everyone sailed a Sunfish ? Great boat

Is boat steel or aluminium🤔

You couldn’t buy a brand new laser for that money.

Marvellous

Great commentary

I learned how to sail on the Sunfish at summer camp 54 years ago. I bought one for my kids to learn on years later. They are great boats.

just a note in case no one has happened to mention it, but there are a lot of small 12 volt transfer pumps on the market that would make this task a lot quicker and easier. One hose in, one hose out, connect the leads and off you go. Most can draw fluid vertical, a rather impressive distance.

DEALS??? What "deals?" Unless you contacted the owners to give us the selling prices vs the cost to make the boat seaworthy, this video was meaningless. What's the advice? Buy a money pit like a #$%#$^% idiot?

there must be a better way to change the oil regularly?

This is all so fucking awesome, this boat could not have come from a better owner to a better new owner. The energy on both is exactly the energy I want to carry when I get my new boat. Awesome folks.

Out of the boats shown that I could afford yours is definitely one of the ones I would have chosen..

It have to cost north of $600k to build this today

Dustin is an absolute delight, wishing him a long, happy sailing life, fair winds and flowing seas 💖⛵💖 I, too, hope he paints her like the boat on his suitcase, love how he celebrates his art and freedom of expression!

Is he unalived

Really good, thank you

Captain Q that is a wonderful boat wow

I miss the old Captain. I hope he's doing well. QUESTION: Why can't they make reliable teak decks, they're so good looking, but every old boat with them either has had them removed, or should have them removed.

Love walters attitude

Great buying for a potential live-aboard and world cruiser.

Nice boat Captain Q

Schooner Hindu is a very unique and impressive historic vessel. Sailed on her in Key West. Great to find out Hindu inspired WS too!

Thanks Capn Q for the video an bringing back a memory from the past, Great boats!

Invest $20k in her and I would sail her to Australia

Good value I like it

A nice 1978 Endeavor 32 recently sold in Milwaukee for $6,000. It had a working deisel and roller furling, 4 ft. draft, 11,500 displacement.

Anybody else notice the Bicyclist riding backwards a couple minutes into this video.

I will certainly hire this professional when I'll be ready to buy my sailboat. Thanks for everything