I can't understand the narrator over the completely unnecessary music.

Great info. Love the Van Halen print!

Thanks for the video. I wanted a smaller boat that’s easier to singlehand than my J-35, but still big enough for occasional cruising. I hope you’re not 3’ tall, because it looks fairly spacious compared to you.

I like all the advice people have for her. Sailors are a thick-headed masculine meathead crowd. Anyway, the boat is dreamy.

I would love to see a sample of your spreadsheet

The thumbnail spells PURCHASE wrong 🙃

Thank you for the information today. I would be interested In receiving the sell sheet you offer. Thank you

Would of been nice to see the inside of the locker's and a proper look at the engine

I'd love to see one with a shoal draft of about 3', and a deck stepped mast for easier trailerability. How much ballast does this boat have?

Hi Charlotte, very informative video. Can you send me your spreadsheet and surveyors in the MD, DE, PA, and NJ area. Also, how reliable are the NADA valuations? Thank you.

What did it go for?

great view of the woods and building and some of the boat.

What price

I would love to see an example of a budget spreadsheet 😃🙏🏼

What is the beam ?

Good info. I’d love to see that laundry list of must haves you’ve come up with.

If that’s a day sailer, what is my Gloucester 16, a bathtub toy?😂 Call it a “day sailer” if you want to attract the attention of folks interested in a boat but do not have deep pockets, and even then at $116-160k (per SAIL Magazine review), their pockets will need to be pretty deep. Pocket cruiser or club racer is far more accurate.

hi Charlotte I'm hoping you're still doing the buyer brokering. I'm just beginning to start looking for a boat. I'm looking at mostly either new or maybe a year old vessels. I'm very interested in 64' Absolute Navetta it's a year old but still being sold as a new boat. What are your thoughts on that?

Please stop touching your glasses!!!

The interior overhead looks very lumpy and roughly finished. Is that the laminate?

The stove is the cooktop, that box is sometimes called, an oven.

Love this boat. Simple, classic, beautiful. A vestige of a bygone era. AND a Hinckley.

Miss, try panning around with your camera more slowly, keeping the phone more level, and showing a wider perspective for a longer length of time, before you move in to show something up close. Think of the camera as providing a point of view, from which the viewer can look about as they wish, rather than as a scanning device. I feel seasick, and I don’t even get sick at sea !

Dad did trans Atlantic anda bunch of Bermuda trips when i was a kid on a 31' hull number 85. One to Nova Scotia too . WEnt thru locks in Europe etc etc. Anyway, that double ender tank got us home to long island ny everytime. Miss ya dad thx for taking chances and making my younger years incredible, Good buy, hope it worked out for yall

If you buy brand new boats use hard cash dont borrow, its losing value from day one and youll be paying interest on your loan, buy second hand for the lowest price and only refit parts that really need it, then sell.

Don’t buy it! Just take a large fist full of $100.00 bills and set the free out the window of your car. Save a few though so you can hand some to a buddy as payment to kick you in the ba…..well you get it. I’m a boat owner by the way.

While the cockpit coaming is certain to help keeping the crew dry, comfortable and secure, it seems to hamper those who may want to get some weight outboard when squeezing out the knots. That being said, I personally prefer the comfort every time. Yet I keep getting dragged out to wretched racing crews who are determined to make sailing feel like work.

Please send the spreadsheet. Thanks for making this video - well-done!

Please send sheet

For 28 feet, the head is luxurious! BUT it wouldn't be great to find you must use it while making high speed runs. So I guess the Skipper needs to add to the Departure Check List: 'Use the head now, don't expect to use it underway'. (Truth be told, no one would probably like to use the head of ANY 28 footer while underway...). These videos are just great as pre-shopping tutorials. Thank you.

Thanks for making this video, very helpful.

Definitely blue water and coastal sailing. I already decided. 86 nordhavn…lol then I woke up

Hi Charlotte, loved this video. I'm looking for a boat to do the Great loop and will definitely be using a yacht broker. (What area of the US do you work in BTW). Would you please share your spreadsheet. Thanx.

you go to bank ,, you rob the bank ,, you give the money to the boat owner ,, you take boat ,,, and you sail away .... thats how you buy a boat

I would love to see your spreadsheet. Thank you.

Beautiful! I bet she hauls ass too...The first thing I would do to it would be ripping that destroyer wheel out and put in a proper tiller!!

Liked that synopsis on boat buying, did give me some useful info.

I need ur help please

How much it's can be?

Still available???

Is the spreadsheet available for download somewhere?

She's an oldie but as goodie. Good job staying calm during your presentation no matter what happened.

Love your video. Very informative. So much to learn and so many pitfalls to avoid.

Bloody nice boat I like it! it has MANY brilliant features. The only thing: it is NOT a trailer sailer, it thus makes it less universal.

OK How much?