$17,500 BLUEWATER SAILBOAT for sale! | EP 49  

I have never owned a boat or been aboard a "real" sailboat. I watch each episode with a dream in my heart. Trouble is I'm 68 and not handy at all. I need to find a sailor friend! East coast South Florida! Somebody need a lump for the ride? I'm good for an early morning (3 a.m.) watch :)

Hi Capt Q and Randay! I love the historical background before each episode!

These two gentlemen are so good in getting you hooked from start to finish, delightful Episode as always.

How much fun is it to listen to a pair of knowledgeable sailors who have seen so much about these boats have been built and cared for? I love it.

That is one of the best kept boats that I've ever seen. You don't haggle over a boat of this quality. It would be impolite to even mention money. Just write a cheque and put it in an envelope. So what if she needs a few toys. The money that you will save on remedial work and maintenance, will easily cover some second hand instruments. Thank you, gentlemen. Another gem.

Balanced rudder, fin keel, straight shaft to engine, and a nice small size. Looks like a good low maintenace, low cost boat to go on adventures.

This guy is a total legend and makes me happy watching everyone of these vlogs. British enthusiast here, watching from Hong Kong. Keep well.

We owned one of these back in the 80's and took it to Bermuda 2 times. Both times we hit rough weather and big seas and she handled it as well as any 32' boat could! She sailed well too! What a deal at $17k. Someone needs to buy this boat! Thanks for that walk down memory lane. If my dad were still alive he'd have enjoyed this episode for sure!

Captain Q is always entertaining and must have the sailing vessel knowledge of the ages. And thanks to Rand- Day as he calls you for your Directorial, filming and editing expertise.

An interesting boat. A plus is the owner’s Maintenace and the price. It is easy to see the bias of simplicity which is sure easier to modify than a boat that is too complicated. Thanks Captain and Ran-Day.

I’ve had one of these boats for 7 years and learned a ton about my boat today

Beautiful nuggets of wisdom flow on every breath, camera guy gets an odd nod ;) A grateful gratitudinal thank you. Hold Fast

Thank you for going into the background on the boats. I love it almost as the tour of the vessel. Good job, Randay and Capt. Q!

Captain Q this is the best bargain and the best boat for my needs I have seen you present

I love to listen Tom you so easily display your extensive sailing vocabulary so easily and with such ease and familiarity. You use terms I have heard only in passing and it reminds me of when the English teacher would say “ use it in a sentence”. Thank you.

My wife and I enjoy each episode. We haven’t yet traded the power boat for sails but someday. Thanks for sharing so much and helping us dream a little each episode.

Fabulous, big fun, and informative again and again,,, wonderful. Thoroughly enjoying the production, the music, and the wide range of boats and prices you have explored. Many thanks to you both...

We've got a '78 Endeavour 32 and love it. Truly built to last. Thanks for another great video!

As a day sailor or weekend getaway it exudes perfection . This is a man's boat lacking a few niceties for the ladies but then they are bad luck on a boat. Old school cool. Love the yawl sail plan. " Give me a tall ship and a star to steer by". Thank you, Randay and Capt. Q

My buddy has a 87 38 foot Irwin. He likes it. I seen a old Irwin 50 footer. It had windows up top like a oyster in the front room. It was in bad shape but you could see it was ahead of its time . Some guy from Annapolis came and got her. He will save her I’m sure

The last time I caught up with a Capt. Q video afternoons were short and water was cold. What a delight to find you so happy after slipping into a the quarter birth and marveling at the pristine headliner. I have been fortunate to be crew on a similar vintage boat, sv whitehawk since 2018/19 admiring similarly well-maintained components. When an owner conducts themselves as a master when underway and otherwise a steward a boat has a chance to become more than the sum of its parts.

I crewed on a boat up from Cabo to San Diego that had steps to masthead. We used to joke that the purpose of the steps was to make it easier to get to the halyards when they became tangled in the steps.

This boat is exactly what I want in a boat. Not to complicated. Not to much work to get ready. beautifully laid out. Simple systems. Oldie but a goodie. I would buy it in a heartbeat if I was in the market.

You can see the owner was meticulous about looking after the boat, totally immaculate and a snip at the price. If I was nearer it would be mine. Great show from captain q and randy...

Gawd I want this boat and to leave Chicago and start looping. Whoever gets it looks like a gem!

Wow she is an amazing find..love seeing you both having a great day. Thanks for sharing your incredible knowledge. ⛵️⛵️⛵️😘

Thank you gentlemen, I look forward to these visits every week. It’s remarkable that you’ve already done 49 ….. stay well

My favorite channel!!!!…. Thanks again Gentlemen!!!!!

Thanks nice boat well designed. Looks over designed as all old boats personal think a good thing👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Excellent boat and review ! Thank you.

We bought one ! Ours is a 1980 and we are doing many projects to get her ready for the Bahamas. We've only sailed her a couple of times but she handles really well, faster than expected. Lots of things to do but it's all good. Definitely a solid boat. 👍

This boat is a steal - what a nice setup, and well maintained.

So glad I found this amazing channel so educational!

I've always thought Endeavor gives you a lot of bang for your buck, nicely laid out and perfect for intercostal cruising.

Thank you so much for reviewing the gorgeous Endeavour 32 Captain Q. I literally teared up, as I had one vof these as my last Mast and Sails Boat, and shewas in the same sort of condition when .I got her, a shallow Draft Long keel Not Centre Board, Sloop . She was a 1978, and as tough as old boots, which saved my life when she was attacked by A Wrecking Gang dressed as NY Harbour Employees, in New York Harbour, after another member of the gang Hacked my GPS, forcing me to heave to, while attempting to sort out the problem. Turned out, the Charts had been deleted as well, so the "Employees asked where I was heading- anchorages on the Hudson - and them telling me to follow them there, they led me into a really vicious Tidal Rip Rapids, as I was keeping central between the 2 "NYH" Water Buggies leading me, both of them well to the sides of the Tidal Rip. Well the Boat slammed into the bottom several times, so hard, the stainless steel alchohol stove in the Cabin, was beaten into a mangled pulp, along with me at the wheel. There was a big wave upsurge at the end of the Rip, and with full throttle to the 22 hp almost new Yanmar, she climbed Out of the Rip, with me still alive in the Cockpit. As soon as the "NYH Employees " Saw me still alive in the Cockpit, they turned tail and fled the scene, followed by my curses. However the damage was done, both to me, and the poor Boat . My first reaction was to fight, so I headed to the pontoon where their boss was, we had stopped there on the way , and as I was shouting about what the hell they though they were doing, he switched off the lights and going the cabin, hid from view. Thoughts then turned to flight, as unlike them likely being armed, I was unarmed, so tried heading South to clear the area, but it felt like the keel had serious damage, and the steering was very difficult to manage, and after getting a possibly safe distance, totally exhausted and badly bruised, I passed Out, hopefully a safe distance from shore, hove to. Next I knew, the boat was on the rocks. But I was still alive, but everything I had, was lost with the boat. Frankly, I couldn't recommend a better Boat for anyone to trust their life to, and if the buyer avoids NY Harbour at night, or similar, they should be fine. It turned Out that Boats are being lost at that spot all the time, and thanks to having such a strong full length keeled Boat, I am very likely the first one to survive such an attack, which has likely been going on there for years . Most basic point I suppose, is Always have a fully set up and ready to go backup Navigation available, which can be a cheap Tablet with GPS and Charts, plus backup Paper Charts as well, and put the Tablet in a Faraday Cage Bag or metal container or both, for cheap insurance. I hope to get back Afloat in a boat Captain Q, but my days of masts and Sails are over, and I'm thinking a sub 40 ft twin diesel-powered economical Coastal Cruising semi displacement Cruiser like a Bayliner, but one without much wood to look after, despite loving the wood, as being disabled means reducing things like wood maintenance as much as possible from now on for me, so the more recent 3587 to 3988 type models, for Coastal Cruising, and with care, the Caribbean. By the way, a few Naval Architects bought those Endeavour 32's, and the modifications one of them had recommended, had already been done to mine, prior to getting it, such as replacing those plastic portholes with storm proof Stainless Steel ones. I probably need to save up for another 2cyears before being able to buy another boat. I literally lost everything with the Endeavour. But the great work done by you and others, is helping to keep the flame of enthusiasm and ambition to get Afloat again, burning brightly. Best wishes, and keep up the great work. Bob from Wales in the UK. 👍🙂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 eta, fixed typo's as I'm a single finger touchscreen typist, and errors slip through. Go Hum. 👍

I enjoy every episode, thank you again for my Captain Q and Randy fix with another great boat that will get snapped up quickly I'm sure!

Another beautiful boat and excellent review. Thank you Captain Q.

A loved boat is a boat to buy with confidence. A gem indeed, Cap'n.

Such an awesome boat! It’s simple but it’s ready for a new owner to update or replace items what they would want! It would also allow the new owners to use the boat and make their improvements as they could and/ or wanted. It’s the safety, quality of build and how has it been maintained not that, hey it doesn’t have a radar system or an up to date radio, etc. Yes the new owners would need to get all the new updated Bling they need, just not the first afternoon! Awesome Boat and wish I could pull the trigger now!

This is a perfect example of a 40 yr. owned boat that is in amazing condition and I would feel good about buying.Boats like this take time to find but are hard to beat for value to dollar amount!Yes please!

You guys just keep getting better!

Lovely boat, very well maintained. Fantastic price.

Love the history lessons every time!

G`day Captain and Ran-day, well you`ve done it again another brilliant find, simply lovely. Great simple design, super sturdy, built to last, in fantastic shape for its age. What a bargain. Engine looked as new with a few cool upgrades this boat is just mint. Geez I wish I could see this baby in the flesh. Good to see sea dog back on deck as well. Love you guy`s.

Thanks capt q

Lunch for two of a kind.... SUPER Cool, keep it up, love...

Nicest vessel ever. That owner could give us lessons in boat care. Beautiful. Great visit.

I am assuming that Randy does the Lettering on the boat vocabulary. This is so helpful to read to understand all the terms that the Captain uses to correctly name each item. Thank you for doing this. Happy Trails

Well done! You both always seem to get my sea legs, inspired.

That is a fantastic boat Simple and capable at a steal of a price I liked the idea of the continuous line on the furler.

Great episode...Thanks guys.....

I never clicked so fast for a video....

Really appreciate the text explanations, learning a lot!

We all sure love your videos Cap. Currently I am chartering a Catalina 36 to satiate my sailing addiction but next year my ducks will be sufficiently aligned so buying another boat will become a reality. In the meantime your videos are really great for helping in the decision making process.

23.17 strong, clever, beautifully maintained. The boats not bad either. I liked that final drone shot Randay, such a nice neck of the woods, I'd like to see more of those panoramic views. Thanks gentlemen!

What a wonderful boat! Great find!

I've always liked the interior teak and fittings of that Endeavour... My only concern is the keel design. They were truly built to last, but the owner deserves a special congratulations for maintaining that beauty. Good find, and excellent video Cap'n!

Awesome episode, great boat, what a gem!

I like the closing jazz.

Beautifully thought out and maintained boat. Its a steal for that price!

So happy to back in New England, I want my next boat to be Captain Q reviewed.

Yiss, every one of this makes me happy

Very nice, thanks for showing.

Stay the course cpt great shows

Cpt. Q and your oiler are funny informative and knowledgeable…..thanks for all the dreams

If I could swing it I would grab this boat so fast!cream puff!! And a yawl to boot,so versatile the yawl!priced rite!🤗👍👌

Your wrist? How's the other guy, Randy??? lol. Great boat. I love a ketch or a yawl. That's in lovely shape for 40 yrs. old. Thanks again for gifting us with your expertise and a few laughs besides.

Love the history lesson….great boat too

This is a really nice find. Would make a great entry to sailing “big boats” for someone new to sailing and wants something a bit forgiving, yet still able to get into shallow mooring areas. If I were In the market I would get a survey, and as long as it checked out would sail it the first year, then over the winter fix the mast step and deck. Because the owner maintained her so well and kept her simple. Those two big jobs won’t be competing with all the smaller ones usually needed. That engine was nice and clean.

While sipping a glass of French rosé wine, I think I've enjoyed this review as much as Captain Q and Ran-day did while doing it (maybe more than they did :) ).... you both make this channel fun (love the Monty Python cameo), entertaining but what appeals to me is the knowledge I gain from each episode as I think I am getting better at evaluating what kind of sailboat I should be looking for in the near not so far future before I make the leap toward this dream, Thank you again, keep it coming I really do enjoy learning from your experience and wisdom.... merci beaucoup

i feel like the european market at the moment would value that boat at around 50k. i envy you guys over there for these reasonable priced boats you got in the US.

This is exactly what I’m looking for in my next evolution.

Happy days.!!

I love these videos. I learn so much as a newbie and get an idea of what is available and why/how it is good/not so good.

Now that is a beaut sailboat which would fit my needs.....Thanks Guys.....now to win a lottery. Yes, I am a dreamer.

How do people dislike a video like this? Can't please um all I guess. Land lovers I expect

Damn! What a bargain,and I won't be able to purchase a boat for another 1-2 years , this one will be long gone by then.DAMN!

Just found this channel, and have watched 3 or 4 videos. Lots of fun to watch. New subscriber.

I am a big fan of Ted Irwin's designs. My first sail was a a Irwin Citation 31 I kept in Tarpon Springs for years.

The keel design is awsome!

It seems like there are so many more boats available on the East Coast compared to the West Coast. This boat is a beauty.

Love the opening story.

Nice video Captain, and I love your choice of car!

What a steal, pick it up someone!

shearing is tearing, and sharing is caring!

Really enjoy the show! A fine production. I propose a winter edition with Q and Ran-day at La Marine Martinique.

Nice jag britsh 😀wow that's my yacht

A bloody Aussie winch Crikey!!!!

Sea Dog sure is quiet.

Great show Captain Q, very informative. Ever thought about checking out the Southern Cross 31, a great blue water cruising yacht.

Love these videos! Saving up for my first sailboat!! Thank you Randay, lol, and Captain Q!!!

I need to make it back out to Maine. Stuck in the wrong Portland right now…

That’s a great deal for that… very nice.

Sweet!

I got excited right away, my name is Jim....

what a delightful episode!, ..wonderful boat/sailing/designer history insight, and such a caring dedicated owner, BZ! ps well we all know which berth Sea Dog chose!

19:07 An overhead grab bar would give you something to hold onto while you slide your feet into the berth.

Beautiful boat ,thanks for sharing, I m very interested to buy ,but very far away from the garden island of Kauai, Hawaii

There is a couple here in RU-vid that got a free Endeavor 32. And were living aboard and doing an extensive refit. Obviously it was a sloop. They got about half to two thirds of the way through the refit. And "sold " the boat

Love the boat and the simplicity of it is a huge plus for me; I follow the keep it simple doctrine wherever possible. How is the centre board lowered and raised? Thanks for another great episode.