You'll Be SHOCKED by the Interior of this 62' STEEL EXPEDITION SHIP [Full Tour] Learning the Lines 

The teak paneling is a wonderful touch. I can just imagine entertaining my closest friends and family. Just looking out the windows while I’m sipping on cognac. This would be a wonderful vessel to do the loop with. The elegant interior along with its tough exterior. You have winds, no fear. You have rough waves, no fear.

What a great tour & a beautiful boat. But that little girl is absolutely gorgeous. Seeing her daddy cradle her head just about made my heart pop. She already has him wrapped around her finger as it should be. Congratulations❤️

Hey kids, what a totally different but interesting boat tour! That engine room was indeed immense but would have been interesting to know how this huge ship was moved through the water. Hard to tell just what those power plants were all about. Loved how Morgan was so quiet and peaceful during the walk through!

I just found this video. I was aboard this boat a when i was a teenager. My grandpa had bought the boat and housed it up in Seattle. I recall taking my dog on the boat. recently we were reminiscing about the trip so i decided to look it up. When i went on it we had a jacuzzi on the back deck for my cousin and me. Glad to see the old gal still has life. If I could afford it I totally would buy it. It was a fun craft to tool around the san juan islands in.

It's like a floating nautical log cabin in the salon, this boat most definitely has liveaboard potential

Thanks for posting and sharing. "Sleeper" in the livability department. Great tour.

This is by far the BEST non sailing vessel I have seen in years.... totally Seaworthy....the Contrast between interior and exterior is totally unexpected....nice video 👍

I hope your family does more boats like this it nice to see different boats like fishing boats

Super interesting idea, thanks for showing it!

Always looked at fishing vessels as a kid and thought they would make awesome yachts

Cool, I could see myself living on this boat!

One big thing about the configuration is that to get from the living area to the controls, one must go outside. That would put a damper on inclement weather operations, I would expect. Otherwise, it would be fine for a large group/family.

For that price, I believe somebody is losing their shirt. What an amazing vessel, with such huge potential to be so many different things to so many different people. I really like this one

Love to see you both out and about with the baby.

She is fantastic! Would love to own it and sail into the sunset.

Thats a great boat.Im looking forward to seeing you take it out.

nice boat and nice video, thanks for sharing!!

this is my favorite of the tours you have done so far. Thanks!

A nice tour...thanks, mates.

You both have taught me so much about sailboats so I wanted to share some info on Trawlers which I am more familiar with...the fuel cleanings system is known as "Ray cor" Fuel "Polishing systems and the system there is one where you can change filters while underway with idolater valves.

Just helping you out on your first Trawler...the furnace is unique to Trawlers as it is a "diesel" furnace that disperses heat through al levels...and the previous outriggers can easily be converted to a "Para vane" system which employs the use of fins to stabilize the boat while underway and an economical choice versus a very expensive "Sea keeper" stabilizer and "Naid" systems

The beauty of converting a fishing boat is that it was designed to carry TONS of cargo (fish and equipment) so you can do nearly anything you want with interior and exterior finishes and customization. Cool boat...if you can afford the diesel bill.

It's nice to see you showing different type of boats. I can't imagine the cost of bringing this to the Keys from California. It would make a fine home and business office at a marina. I am surprised at the asking price. Looks like you'd get a lot of value for the money. Thank you for showing us this. Can't wait to see the boat you two are working on.

what an absolute unit! perfect even, really really beautiful boat.

WOW...Such a cool tour! Thanks for keeping an open mind on the availability of different boats..even SHIPS in this case. Kudos. 👍 Edit: Call a marine engineer! This ship was designed to carry TONS of fish in the hold. Shedding weight changes it's stability. Just thinkn. 😉🤔

This might be the most unique boat I have seen. When I saw the exterior, I thought rundown. Then the pilot house showed up and made me go hmmm. But the saloon made me go wow! Very interesting find.

This is huge and perfect. Love that ship. Love to have somethng like that. Wish you lots of joy on that perfection.

Good too see ya' baby sure is sweet 👶😍 congratulations family. Grate tour 👍

Awesome boat! And What a cute and quite little angel

Proof of concept . A wonderful concept . A wonderful life if , only if . . . Thanks .

I wish I could own a boat like that. Very cool!

Nice ship thank you for tour

Well worth the money, this Vessel has so much potential

Your baby is seriously adorable .

Barco bem legal, espaçoso, com muitas possibilidades. Show!!!!👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Adorable baby!! Awesome boat!!

I like the exterior/interior contrast as well. I'm looking at boats as well and I've always wondered -- without pursuing it -- if I could buy a fishing boat and re-finish it on the inside for living purposes. I also appreciate the organization of your presentation. Good job.

Hello from Canada, in the market for awhile now looking for a unique boat to purchase, your channel provides exactly that...very unique boats and I was pleasantly surprised to see you venture into the Trawler and Power Boat section...The same transition the Dashew's took...it will give alot more spectrum for your viewers...I love the vibe of your channel, very professional and I can see why owners are pleased to have you present their boats...you both do an excellent job...I will reach out to you and your contacts to arrange a boat to be shipped or sailed to Canada when I find the right purchase...again, thank you for sticking to the unique choosing quality presentations over quantity, you are both very knowledgeable and do a great job...much love from Canada

this one's gonna need at least an engineer and crew bunk space. Can't imagine a skipper doing it all. But it's got the bones for it.

I love this boat 🚢!

Beautiful Boat !

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Waiting to see y'all back on the water. ❤

As an owner of a steel-hulled sailboat, rust never sleeps.

Washer and dryer hook ups and everything.. better than some people's houses.. crazy!!

That's no engine room, that's a self propelled work shop & floating fabrication facility (FFF).😄 Industrial party barge & hideaway, your own little municipality. I could see it with a lawn & some plants.

Nice tour- thank you. Just to help a bit, the aft (at the stern) below deck storage compartment is called a lazarette.

At first I thought 249k too much but then with all that upgrades and the wonderfully room and accommodations it's a real steal! This would be a good money maker for those who want to tour the carribean without 40k people around.

So, it’s very interesting. I hate it lol. Thank you for the video. You guys rock!

Not a bad looking vessel, some changes have been made as one can see, needs some more changes, but has alot of potential , overall not bad, I like it👍✌️

This price surprised me in a good way. While we are shopping for a gulf based sailing cat to retire, this boat piqued my interest as we currently live in Las Vegas. I also love the dichotomy of the interior vs. exterior. Great tour. If we were retiring to a less sunny climate (ie. Alaska) this would be a contender for sure. Alas, I have been unable to convert my husband away from warm seas, blue green waters, and sunny beaches DOH! The hunt continues but what an amazing vessel! love it.

Nice work

very,very nice with alot of potential,better than a yacht

Now this is more my speed as far as big "yachts" are concerned. It's got rustic character inside and outside there were dents and dings along the hull and bulkheads outside that made me wonder if theres an interesting or cool story behind how it got there. This boat was refuge for a lot of fisherman at one point and she brought them home many times. I would LOVE one of these.

This sure was an interesting tour! I wonder if you could do a submarine next? : - ) While not a sailboat it was fascinating. I enjoyed watching.

The purpose of angling the forward windows in the pilot house is to reduce the force of the water against the glass when you take a huge wave over the bow. It may or may not also reduce the "greenhouse effect" but that was not it's purpose.

It looks like a dream come true

Nice!

Great project.

I have some ideas. That bit in the aft part with that waste of space in the middle should be used as tender storage. So the location where the double beds are on either side should have bunk beds. The wall towards the aft at the head of the beds should be the dividing wall for day-heads with a small shower. You can fit those. Then connect the two berths with bunkbeds via small halls. The center space to the far back should then have watertight walls with an water tight hatch. Inside this space you should have a space for a jet ski/small boat and the hull of the ship towards the back should come down to let the jet ski/small boat out. I´d keep the stone work in all of the heads and do a lot of cleaning plumbing maintenance. I´d get rid of all the toilets, basins and taps, showerheads and replace them with proper porcelain and stainless steel elements. I´d get rid of all the veneered walls down there by the berths and add elements of timber in choice areas down there. Instead I´ll opt for the re-insulated, korian-like, (not reflective), white panelling readily available for marine use on the walls and between the internal finish and the hull and have inlaid timber with stonework on the flooring. The stonework tone must reflect the one in the heads. The saloon and galley looks great, just needs maintenance and care. Maybe replace the taps, safety proof the railing to downstairs, and get new stainless steel taps and showerheads in the stateroom upstairs and the galley. Replace all the appliances with Miele Stainless Steel Appliances. Do maintenance on the fireplace and add a proper wood storage next to it. Outside, fresh coat of paint on the boat. I´m thinking black on the hull, white on everything else with a red middle line between the two. Like a racing stripe. That entire deck seems ok except re-sanding and weather treatment and add some proper railing. Make space and add furniture to entertain guests. After all this I´m good and happy.

I love it !

Good review of a POWER Vessel ! Sailboats are ok but I like power boats better. You guys need to do both! Power Boats have lines too!

This boat is 👌🍾🥂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥳🥳🥳🥳

That’s a great rod an reel fishing boat 🛥 nice vary nice .🇺🇸🙏🏼🗽💪🛥

This is definitely a go just about anywhere boat. Unfortunately with the cost of diesel fuel lately, as a couple other people mentioned, the operating costs would be substantial!! As a live aboard, it's got huge potential!! And given the cost of a home in California. This is a screaming deal! Even with the DIY projects that need to be finished up

Awesome love it 👍🏾

I love it 😍

The Hi-ab crane is amazing

Good morning. I like the honesty coming from you guys. There’s are so many sales pitch lies out there.

Grout all wood paneling grooves and paint...new moldings. Would look way better, fresh. Good head start, bathrooms look great. Would be nice as a docked live aboard. Huge deck is a plus. If I owned this id sleep in the pilot house:)

Been nice to know what fuel capacity an distance in miles it could go. Some vessels this size can travel say from west coast to Hawaii easily.

I'd love to buy that and make it into an eco-tour SCUBA operation. So cool!

So, I wanted to make my barge diesel electric, and i still have PTSD from the sticker shock! So no, converting this vessel to diesel electric is not feasible. The price tag for that would be close to 10x what you’d pay for the boat. Converting her to a power/sail vessel would be vastly more economical.

Pacific North West perfect for this.

Хорошее Видео!!!👍👍👍Большое Спасибо!!!🤝🤝🤝

That boat is amazing and has so much more potential.

For that price, I think there is quite a bit that didn't work or needs a refit/rebuilt. First thing I notices they didn't have done, was a head for the big/family guest room. Kinda weird that they had an unfinished wet head on the bridge, a head with full shower off the salon but none in the third room at the aft. Not much storage for guest use either. Not sure you'd want to go anywhere remote with only1 main engine either. Unless of course you have enough storage to store enough parts to totally rebuild your engines, generators and whatever else is critical to live on it and keep it afloat. Expedition ships/boats/yachts usually have 2 of everything at a minimum. I could hear water lapping in the aft cabin as well. That tells me there is no insulation and you have a really hard time maintaining comfortable cabin temps. All the being said, this is only some of what I noticed, I can see why it is so cheap. You have a decent tour though.

Gostei imensamente do barco,sem penduricalhos no interior,espero que mostrem mais projetos similares.

Tv right next to stove pipe that gets hot I question. But this is a awesome ship

Its a steady ride and it was heavily used during its previous life! Dsl would kill the average joe blow But there is something to be said about a ship that can take on strong gail's and rough seas! Another 100k and she would be one hell of a boat!

awesome !

I would love to have that ship its Rilly nice it be great to take people out on fishing Cruz

It would have been interesting to take it out for a quick cruise to see how it handled as well as how the noise levels were from the engine room.

This is truly magnificent . I'm just do surprised at the wasted spaces that even dampen the looks .

I would never sulley that vessel by trying to put solar on it. Leave it as it is! Nothing beats the sound of well tuned diesels purring along under your feet as you ride the swells. ( RCN veteran speaking . :) )

love that boat

Great tour, thanks for doing this boat!

a comical thing about this custom resto mod.... the CE rating for A looks like a toy standard when you see this combo in contrast to the standard written. Like a giant dinosaur. I love it.. to see a really detailed version, there is the Bering brand trawler yachts. they built from ground up with sound etc in mind...but they don't have the incognito look this one has.

IT would be easy to extend the hallway a bit and make the big cabin the back two cabins and a hallway. Also it looked like the platform at the very back had hookups for at least a washing machine

I want this boat as a liveaboard.

Well, I think that you were a bit out of your knowledge and comfort zone on this one…………But! Am very glad that you showed it. Amazing vessel. Hard to tell the true condition of it but the price seemed pretty good. Looked like it might cruise fairly economically too. Single screw displacement boat. Someone will snatch this one up for the right price.

Your boat tours are so much better with Randi along.

Nice ship

I love it.

WOW 🤩

I believe I could live on this and be able to give great fishing trips to friends and relatives.....I'd love to have this but would keep it on east coast

Wooo hoo, you’re getting into my preferred vessel type!

Wish l was 40 again! Love this boat

Cool!

Awesome.