A Budget Mini Aluminum EXPEDITION Vessel To Take You ANYWHERE [Full Tour] Learning the Lines
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Published 2023-07-19
The interior was built in Norway, and the boat was launched in 2005. It sailed locally in the northern part of Norway until the current owner purchased her Two years ago.
Since then the current owner sailed it from Tromsø, Norway, through all of West Europe - West Africa (Senegal, Gambia, and Cape Verde), then to the Caribbean, and from the Caribbean to Bermuda and finally, Nova Scotia.
According to him:
“The sails are okay, with a Genoa on a furler from 2018 (the furler is one year old). The main sail is from 2015. Additionally, I have a code 0 gennaker on a furler, which is almost brand new.”
It is isolated above the waterline and has a diesel heating stove with a separate diesel tank.
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All Comments (21)
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Für ein 21 Jahre junges Boot, schön geblieben... Super Anordnung des Lebensraum, gut gestaltet. Gefällt mir echt gut 🌟
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It takes a lot of work to make a video like this. You have your own personal way of making these videos, you show what you find fascinating, please, keep it your way.
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Beautiful boat. Beautiful presentation of it. Thank you for showing it.
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Love this boat, thanks for showing. one down side is the relatively large cockpit and lack of companionway bridge to block water from finding its way below decks.
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This is a perfect small boat for a single handed sailor.
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Very nice boat.....super cruiser and nice liveaboard......great shape
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Thanks for yet another interesting walk through. I'm absolutely baffled why there are not more boats "like this" - that is some degree of custom and small. I especially like these smaller vessels, where the owners put both wants and needs, without the extras that the manufacturers stick on. I'm surprised there is not a small variety of sailboats of small size that are essentially "one bedroom", with the occasional overnight guest getting to sleep on the seating area with the table down. But, then I personally wouldn't be doing long hauls in a tiny boat - and if I had the money, I'd have a large gulet with a crew.
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Yep, another featured boat that is cosy and practical, I would live on that.
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great looking boat good video. It looks like some TLC would round up the final product to be amazing!
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I really like the design - and useage of space !!
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As a Norwegian this is a boat after my heart. It can't be pressed how essential(imo) a pilothouse is when you sail up north. Price seems fair.
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Jordan, it looks like the table in the pilot house lowers down and can become another berth. The cushion for allowing that was in the aft cabin. Besides that, this looks like a pretty nice small sailboat.
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Nice & impressive. A good one to get used rather than buying the new build. I see it as a professional yacht/boat.
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One of my all time Favorites! More like this please! Cheers from Alaska
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This is my realistic dream boat.
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Very sharp looking boat
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Looks very like sailing melody their Steel boat but with a fixed keel. Great that it's Al. And has the aft cabin.
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For an English man you make it very interesting for me to understand , your videos are very informative and put together well. You now have another subscriber.
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Nice boat well thought out interior layout
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Very nice. I had a boatyard neighbor who had a Jensen 35 with pilot house. Most f those are aluminum but his was FG. He had just completed deck replacement.
