Hurricane Damaged 44' Carver Affordable Liveaboard Auction | Harbor Yacht Tours 

Yes! More salvage videos. Would love to see what goes into making one of these float again, or what happens to them if they never get sold.

Yes more would be interesting . . And if you buy one vids on its resurection would be awesome too Take care . Bye from NZ👋🇳🇿👍🍻twa

- Hull repair 10,000 incl. partial painting and polishing - Engine Volvo Penta approx. 25.000.- - Installation approx. 3.000.- (incl. small parts) - New tanks approx. 8,000 (incl. installation and disposal of old ones) - 1 set of new upholstery and mattresses inside and outside approx. 6.000.- - Woodwork (refurbishment or new production) estimated 100 hours at 70.-/h each Total approx. 7.000.- - Checking / repairing electrics (without new appliances!) approx. 3.000.- - Bimini, sun protection ectr. 15.000.- - New electrical equipment for ship operation (navigation, radio) incl. installation approx. 15.000.- - Professional interior cleaning approx. 30 h at 40.- each makes approx. 1.200.- Together: around 93,000.- Conclusion: For the money I get a well-maintained, identical yacht and don't have to wait months for repairs. It would only pay off if I can do most of the work myself and the engines are not a total failure. Then half the money could be enough to make it all worthwhile again! Edit: Oh yes, the wage prices refer to Europe, I don't know the wage level in the USA!

Hey guys thinking of you and this latest hurricane Milton on its way. Wishing you safety and lots of good luck this week. Otherwise it's been nice knowin' ya! Haha Just a little hurricane humor. Please post something on Thursday or Friday so we know you're ok, will you? Steve Garey

More salvage for sure

I have 5 acres and have thought of doing that with an air bnb. The redneck yacht club.

@@HarborYachtTours yes! I would imagine that they would be similar to mobile homes as far as codes go. Worth looking into for sure.

The challenge would be air conditioning. You would have to install mini-splits. Also find a solution for grey and black water. A travel trailer or FEMA trailer is the better solution.

@@sandiegowildcat Honey wagon for black water.

Just another day in paradise.

@@HarborYachtToursBuckle Up

Here comes Milton!! Likely will create more video opportunities for you, but unfortunate for the owners. 😢

Yes, I would love to get on some of these boats that are being refit doing it before and after.

I agree thanks for watching

Nope

Sold right away

Where would I have bid?

I’d love to see her after the refit. How big do you think it was ?

@@HarborYachtTours 110'?

@@jerrycallender7604 good guess I’d say

she sold right away not sure for how much

Du besitzt ein Boot? 🤔

He meant to say nothing 300-400k won’t fix 😂

I’d have to agree Ken

I think your estimate is low....very low.

@johnware6272 oh, I feel ya. My estate is if he can do all that crap himself. Hard to say

Agreed

That's absolutely not true about the hall or everything done cheap. They were the best at their catagory in the 89s and 90s. Very thick halls untill you get to the 2000s. They are leasure boats. They're not supposed to be rough water or performance boats.