Denison always has the nicest equipment, and great videos showcasing it. It's amazing to think that somebody owned this boat in the pristine condition it is in.
This is my dream boat. The living space of a motor yacht with the fun of a sportfish. Cruise at trawler speeds to enjoy the ride, dive, fish or just live aboard. Room for everything.
As others have commented, the music track is painfully loud, which is a pity, as the video work is quite good. Oh, and that boat? Incredible. I don't usually go for fishing yachts, but this one is sublime.
This used to be owned by the guy who owned the Celebrity Drug rehab in Malibu ...I remember meeting him onboard at Marina Del Ray one time.... weird stateroom layout downstairs
@@DenisonYachting it was ok ...had a huge TV 's for the time ...it was brand new back then. Do we know what happened to the Tri-deck 106' Broward Gallent Lady Circa 1982 ? Have not seen that boat in 25 years
That boat is a monster, I own a 55 searay 2004 and this boat makes mine look like an ant. But on the downside, this boat is worth well into the millions
Nicer main salon than the 92'. The music is nice but loud. All one has to do is turn down the volume. Quit complaining everyone. It's not some engine running where you want to hear the exhaust note.
thanks for the comment... new Hatteras models are faster and there is a segment of the market that places a higher priority on a great ride and larger living spaces inside.
@@user-nl6gj8eg7x some of them have owners who want to have a hired captain/engineer and a maid and or cook. both help often help out when there is fishing by setting up the gear. however there is no specific cabin for crew on this boat stated. so this looks to be just an owner/operator setup.
"They" are the ones that don't have $$$ ;) Of course money doesn't make you happy, yet it sure can help you have so many more wonderful experiences, plus being of service to others.
fair questions. it's actually much quiter than you would imagine. also, it's very rare that the boat would be underway while the owner are sleeping in the Master.
For such a nice Vessel that Tuna Door was definitely poorly designed! Fishing is that Vessels main purpose and to have a door that one has to reach out to open while the Vessel is backing up in rough seas seems odd!
For me it would be cool because I'm a gear head, however I can't imagine having the engine room directly next to the master suite makes much sense for someone who couldn't actually afford this thing. I'd imagine they wouldn't even know WTF they are looking at when they walk into that room..😂
Jake, the Hatt 64 + 68 both feature Masters below the Main Salon. Here's a link to a 64 we just sold: www.denisonyachtsales.com/yacht-listings/64-Hatteras-64-Enclosed-Bridge-Convertible-2008-Lake-Park-Florida/6629634
Denison Yachting I'm sorry for being so harsh. I apologize. I didnt mean to be an a-hole about it. I would like to see new episodes of "selling yachts ", anymore in the works,?. Love that show and anything to do with yachts.
good catch :). it is actually the same boat. we shot it 2 different times. some of the soft good are different... you can especially notice in the Master Stateroom.
@@alexclarke1416 lol. The muffler bearing seized up which caused the anal gear to break the foreskin spring which made a hole in the hull.. . I hope you don't think i was serious about any of my comments.
I really wish that salesmen would stop with the obscene overuse of "you" and "your". The first thing "you" will notice. Here's "your" galley. Here's "your" whatever. First off you have no idea what I will or will not notice. Secondly none of the things you mention are mine so please stop referring to them as such. It is just so incredibly off putting and pushy. Whatever sales genius advanced the idea of using these terms ad nauseum should be taken out back and shot. If you have been told that this way of speaking will increase your chances of making a sale then you have been lied to!
@@DenisonYachting Please don't misunderstand. I love Denison Yachting and you guys do top notch boat video's. My complaint is more a pet peev and it's universal with regard to sales. I suspect that somewhere along the line some marketing genius has put forth the notion that sales reps should refer to items with the "you" and "your" usage and it has been accepted in the industry as the proper way to do it. I can't be the only one who finds it incredibly annoying. I recently bought a new truck and the sales rep did the same thing. Here's your cup holder, here's your navigation display............ About 5 minutes in I told him the next thing that he refers to as "mine" I was going to rip out of this truck and beat him over the head with.
LOL...."After your out there Fishing all Day You can easily FRESHEN UP"......LMAO...DONT FORGET TO POWDER YOUR NOSE.... What's Next.......OH YEA THE LOW SPEED BREAK-IN LIKE THE OTHER DINGY..
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