Love you two guys. I get so tickled when you guys think something is old. At 84 years young I don't think about some things like you do. When you think a frig is old I remember back to the iceman bringing ice to put in the icebox I was born in Miami in 1940
I'm with you Carl. I'm 75 and have been boating/yachting most of my life. I had to give it up as I got older and physically unable to run my boat safely. Anyway........I also have to chuckle at some of Victoria's comments.
This is such a lovely walk back in time. Love it. The garbage disposal was invented in 1927, by John J Hammes. His company, InSinkErator is still around today.
@@bobuncle8704Interesting and thanks for the info. Insinkerators Badger line is the industry standard and has been for as long as I remember. I can add your information to my "dazzle them with bullshit" toolbox when talking to customers. :)
Love this classic yacht! I personally like the layout and decor (accept for the glass tables). Lots of rear deck space to enjoy. That salon reminds me of our living room back in the 70's and early 80's.
Totally agree--love that mid-century look in the salon. So superior to many of the modern yachts. One minor thing I would change--is the knobs/handles on the cabinets/drawers. Too bright, too brassy.
So, being an older person, I was going to university when this yacht was built, and had a job at a swank (expensive) yacht club in a suburb of NYC. Some of the richest people in the world live in NYC, yet at that time, there were almost no motor yachts of this size plying the waters of Long Island Sound. Most of the really big yachts were in just 2 states, Florida and California. I wonder if that has changed. Of course, the main reason is that the yachting season here in New York is just three and a half months. The boats go into the water in late May, and are hauled out again in September. By the way, the Hukins corp built fast attack water craft for the navy in WWII. So that would explain the yachts somewhat unusual layout of the yacht-and it's fast speed.!
Thank you so much for sharing that story...I am certain things have changed a lot in the past few years, as there are always a lot of generational changes...nowadays you have a lot of younger wealthy people with different taste and priorities and boats/yachts might be more on their agenda than other things
Ok, I woke up too 3 wonderful videos. The live,The boat name and now the touring one. It's now 11:22am. And just finishing the touring one. Love the name and you guys. Thank you for sharing. Oh and plus I'm watching Bering life too. 😊😊❤❤
Love this layout. Actually this might be my favorite boat you’ve toured so far. Too many boats put too much of the living space inside, I’m on a boat, if I wanted to hang out inside and watch tv, it’s a lot cheaper to do that on land. The in/out cockpit area is a really cool compromise space.
I can’t wait until you guys can finally get in your own boat and travel around again…taking us, who can’t physically go, touring along with you.🥰🤗✨ Exciting🎉 channel 😊
27:35 It's a remote v-drive setup. Allows flexible engine mounting locations for the trim or cg balance, moving a noisy engine away from cabin spaces. Pretty flexible setup. Learned about these for something I have planned for the hopefully near future.
Another classic older, but updated, yacht. I'm with you on losing the glass tables. 30 Knots! Wow! I like the old wheel and old instruments in the front of the pilot house. The salon downstairs was a surprise. Lots of storage and a big gally below. Fun tour!
Garbage disposals started to gain popularity in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s1. Although the first electric home garbage disposal was introduced in 1927 by John W. Hammes, it wasn’t until the post-World War II era that they became widely available and commonly used in households
14:45 Those drawers!! I remember having drawers like those (a little bit smaller) on the 30-ft sloop my family owned and sailed when I was growing up (50 years ago) 😀
First: I was born in 1937. When I was growing up on the Hudson River in those days (My Dad had a succession of boats culminating after WWII with a surplus CG 83 footer). THE yacht basin at the time was the 79th Street Basin in Mnahattan. Tied up permantly on the Norht facing was the yacht ORION a Feedship of 150' length and on the South facing was a 125' Trumpy beloning to the Corps of Army Engineers. The 79th street yach basin was also our primary source for the diesel fuel on Dad's 52' Wheeler (1,200 gals). The 83 footer carried 3, 500 gals.
Congratulations you guys! A long dream has become a reality for yous both! May God Bless yous both, and may your Journey's , become a safe and lifetime of great memories! Congratulations once again!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊😊😊
@@NautiStyles hopefully one day I can meet yous both! Much Love Always! And tell Rico to get Jamming with those beats of his, want to hear it once yous are settled in her! Enjoy seeing you guys every single time! Yous make 🛥 boating, an fun pass time for everyone to explore and enjoy!
IDEA!!! Have a jamming dance party on board your new yacht as part of the Christening and livestream it. Have a contest and invite a couple patreons to the party and a short sea trial.
The garbage disposal unit was invented in 1927 by John W. Hammes, an architect working in Racine, Wisconsin. He applied for a patent in 1933 that was issued in 1935. His InSinkErator company put his disposer on the market in 1940.
It’s frustrating how many people don’t understand the use of generality and hyperbole in the English language. If I’m making an argument or using a metaphor “you” doesn’t mean I’m speaking of you specifically. “Our” in your case doesn’t imply you own it. Man in titles and occupational names is used generally to refer to mankind. People are weird and get offended over such nonsense.
Lots of negative people who just want to complain, insult, criticize etc. it’s a sad part of the internet and being a content creator. Best you can do is ignore and move on.
Unfortunately “TROLLS” are everywhere across CZcams…I’m still going to thoroughly enjoy watching everything NautiStyles posts for pure pleasure & inspiration 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Another beautiful live aboard. I like the layout. I agree with Victoria, the glass top tables have to go and the owners cabin would have to be changed. There's no way I'm sleeping in separate beds. Stay safe.
Its a Lucy and Ricky bedroom!!! For those who don't know the TV censors in the 1950's thought it was too racy to show Ricky and Lucy sleeping in the same bed. The salon/bedrooms are too funny cause it looks like my 1960's ranch house, cream, brass, walnut and oak mid century mod furniture. Only thing missing is the whole wall brick fireplace lol.
I love the classic and vintage stuff. Would love to see more of that. And the more generally affordable stuff is good too. Loving your channel, and Loving the name of your new yacht! 😊
Well, that was quite a chore to find out the boat name. I think you had 17 drum rolls and 24 hints, and 3 times "we will tell you here". That was the most round-about effort of any big announcement I have seen anywhere.
Interesting , Thank You . Another Well designed Classic that has aged really well . An interesting well designed engine room . As always I want acess to the engine room from inside. The name is interesting
Love you to young people. I get a chuckle when you talk about something being old, like a refrigerator of garbage disposal. I was born in Miami in 1940 when places like the Grove were sleepy fishing towns. My dad commercial fished so I was on a boat at the ripe old age of two weeks. I remember the iceman bringing ice for the icebox 2 or 3 times a week. Boats have come a long way since those days. We would have thought you were nuts if you told us that you could program your boat to go to the islands and it would steer itself and all you had to do was maybe make a few corrections. Keep the videos coming us "old" guys love em. 😍
I work for the company that makes the electronic controls on this vessel and many others I have seen on your channel. Thank you for bringing attention to the "Emergency Backup Panel". We are one of the very few who manufacture electronic controls that have such a feature. The backup panel truly bypasses the rest of the control system and speaks directly to the engines and transmissions on the vessel. We are the OEM for several companies including Caterpillar, Detroit Diesel and MTU.
Great yacht tour. If you're old enough, those twin beds in the owners suite we call Desi and Lucy beds. From the TV show I Love Lucy. AKA Birth Control Beds. Also that fan dangling by the wire on the flybridge is a real trendsetter fashion statement! Thanks! 😃
Wow, I could so live on that beauty i really love the vintage aspects and the mid century feel of the salon. Thank you for showing us this lovely vessel.
Guys don’t worry about loud mouths!! They are just jealous as hell!! Look I wish I could own a yacht but I can’t but getting to see you two go through the entire process, is really entertaining. I wish you good fortune and safe cruising all the way. I’m getting anxious to see the tour video of “ADAMAS” Yippee for you guys!! That is BEYOND cool that she’s almost done. ✌️❤️🇺🇸😎
Damn! Would love to get my hands on that for my next reno project… my mind is already racing with ideas… it’s definitely quirky but still very functional, I’ve fallen hard for this one 👍
We had an InSinkErator disposal in our house in the late 1960's or early 1970's. I'm glad I didn't have to snake that refrigerator down and into the galley area. Obviously the air conditioning gets the interior nice and chilly too! 😉😀 edit: spelling after seeing Bob's comment
Well, considering the deep dive you took to come up with it, I guess it’s ok. Just kidding. That actually has a good vibe. And now you’ll have to supply your charters with that delicacy. 🙃👍😊❤️
When was the garbage disposal invented? 1927! From Wikipedia - The garbage disposal unit was invented in 1927 by John W. Hammes, an architect working in Racine, Wisconsin. He applied for a patent in 1933 that was issued in 1935. His InSinkErator company put his disposer on the market in 1940. I was born in 1959 (Long Beach, CA) and we always had one wherever I lived. Love you guys! 😂
Excuse me while I retrieve my jaw up from the floor! If I had the wherewithal, this beauty would be close to my ideal craft. Thank you NautiStyles. You’ve done it again. Your Boy Wonder from DownUnder, Geoff, Fremantle, Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘
Something to consider concerning appliances would be that modern has nothing to do with life span. The refrigerator and washer and dryer already on this yacht will outlast it's modern counterparts. The more electronics incorporated on a device is just that much more that can go wrong. I'd rather replace a gasket because it's old then try to troubleshoot an electronic glitch. Notice the original shower handles and shower head that still work. Ask yourself...do you think something purchased today will still be working 32 years later?
For some reason I really like this style. Not pretentious. It just say you are who you are! Will you still be producing tour videos once you start chartering your yacht?
Fairform Flyer is a Huckins model name for a series of yachts. As you may be aware, Huckins built PT Boats during WW2. The hulls were built out of triple planked mahogany and marine plywood. Until the 1970s Huckins boats were built of wood and they changed to fiberglass and foam cored fiberglass during the 1970s.
Old School is way Cool! Love this live aboard! The only things I’d change are the glass tables as Vic suggested. Rico was obviously enjoying that helm too. Talking about Victoria….The weather wasn’t the only thing that was hot on this tour…. lol. And can’t wait to hear how you picked the name of your new charter boat and what the name means…. Another fun video. Thanks you guys!
I would Lose the Glass Tables,(hate those dam things) remodel aft cabin with a Queen size bed and put a small Wood burning stove in the Parlor, Alaska get cold, put a screened shade cover on the back deck lots of Bugs here to. And fix the Broken fan in the pilot house:)
Great episode and tour! I see a great opportunity to build a dream yacht from this foundation without a whole lot of upgrading. The galley and master cabin would be where I would focus. Everything else looks serviceable for a while. Great find!
14:02 That's because those people just need to have a good....well, never mind 😉 It's your awesome channel, featuring awesome content by two awesome people 😀
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Smooth Diamond? Great name.
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Looked it up under Greek mythology. Zeus' brother and many of his characteristics are perfect for a Bering.
Yes, lighten up people. Victoria and Rico are by far the best and classiest yacht CZcamsrs today.
lol thank youuu
These old yachts have more style and comfort than many new ones
Love you two guys. I get so tickled when you guys think something is old. At 84 years young I don't think about some things like you do. When you think a frig is old I remember back to the iceman bringing ice to put in the icebox I was born in Miami in 1940
yes Carl - some times we need to put things into perspective - what may appear old to us, may not be old to anyone else 😉
I'm with you Carl. I'm 75 and have been boating/yachting most of my life. I had to give it up as I got older and physically unable to run my boat safely. Anyway........I also have to chuckle at some of Victoria's comments.
58 here..boats and aircraft my entire life from 12 on
3 things that get Me.
Ladies, helicopters and boats
This is such a lovely walk back in time. Love it.
The garbage disposal was invented in 1927, by John J Hammes. His company, InSinkErator is still around today.
thank you for sharing Bob
@@NautiStyles I just hope no one tears me apart this time. 😢😂 When I shared about the clear ice, so guy just unloaded on me. 🤦♂
@@bobuncle8704Interesting and thanks for the info. Insinkerators Badger line is the industry standard and has been for as long as I remember. I can add your information to my "dazzle them with bullshit" toolbox when talking to customers. :)
I remember Samantha had one in Bewitched... & that was the 60's.
Love this classic yacht! I personally like the layout and decor (accept for the glass tables). Lots of rear deck space to enjoy. That salon reminds me of our living room back in the 70's and early 80's.
I totally agree!
Totally agree--love that mid-century look in the salon. So superior to many of the modern yachts. One minor thing I would change--is the knobs/handles on the cabinets/drawers. Too bright, too brassy.
yeah, the glass tables need to go but everything else is fine. I also love the decore in the lower salon. A very nice yacht.
So, being an older person, I was going to university when this yacht was built, and had a job at a swank (expensive) yacht club in a suburb of NYC. Some of the richest people in the world live in NYC, yet at that time, there were almost no motor yachts of this size plying the waters of Long Island Sound. Most of the really big yachts were in just 2 states, Florida and California. I wonder if that has changed. Of course, the main reason is that the yachting season here in New York is just three and a half months. The boats go into the water in late May, and are hauled out again in September. By the way, the Hukins corp built fast attack water craft for the navy in WWII. So that would explain the yachts somewhat unusual layout of the yacht-and it's fast speed.!
Thank you so much for sharing that story...I am certain things have changed a lot in the past few years, as there are always a lot of generational changes...nowadays you have a lot of younger wealthy people with different taste and priorities and boats/yachts might be more on their agenda than other things
Its like that here in texas but it's more high dollar fishing yachts and sail boats than anything else.
The reason the boat is so cheap now, the running costs would destroy even a wealthy person.
We have some Real big ones here in CT, I thought one was a Cruise Ship but was privately owned,
@@nahumsm 😄
80's yachts are cooler than modern yachts
they always got something special
Absolutely. The lines are superb.
Including the far more thought through interior space allocation.
Top video guys haven't seen an older yacht look so good.
Done very well.
awww thank you so much - it truly is a beautiful yacht
Ok, I woke up too 3 wonderful videos. The live,The boat name and now the touring one. It's now 11:22am. And just finishing the touring one. Love the name and you guys. Thank you for sharing. Oh and plus I'm watching Bering life too. 😊😊❤❤
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This is a cool yacht. Unusual in that it has LOTS of entertaining/relaxing space and only 2 cabins. Might be a great use of space for a couple.
agreed
I’m late this morning. Garbage disposal invented in 1927! Very interesting vessel, fun tour!! Great name for your vessel 👍🏻😁❤️🍀
Hi Jeff
Love this layout. Actually this might be my favorite boat you’ve toured so far. Too many boats put too much of the living space inside, I’m on a boat, if I wanted to hang out inside and watch tv, it’s a lot cheaper to do that on land. The in/out cockpit area is a really cool compromise space.
happy to hear
My favourite too but I felt it is very roomy with practical space. Especially the galley.
Victoria’s blouse is stunning. And her hair is perfection.
Oh thank you! 🙈🤪
She rarely has a outfit that doesn’t have stripes on it somewhere, I look for it every video. And no I am not a creep it’s just silly fun
You'd be surprised how many comments come around when I'm not wearing stripes 🤣🤪
@@NautiStylesto be honest I have a good imagination but I can’t imagine the insane comments you must get.
What an amazing boat . Just keeps giving. Loads of space.
thank you Joe
Well Done. In Greek mythology it means "INDISTRUCTABLE".
Fitting for a Bering.
Congratulations
Thank you so much!
It means strongest steel and diamond and a name of luxury foods like caviar!!
It means strongest steel and diamond and a name of luxury foods like caviar!
Excellent older lady, the yacht❤
Thank you for a jump back in time
Your boats names, is I agree a very fitting for the adventure. ❤❤❤❤
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I can’t wait until you guys can finally get in your own boat and travel around again…taking us, who can’t physically go, touring along with you.🥰🤗✨ Exciting🎉 channel 😊
awwww thank you - we appreciate you too much!
27:35 It's a remote v-drive setup. Allows flexible engine mounting locations for the trim or cg balance, moving a noisy engine away from cabin spaces. Pretty flexible setup. Learned about these for something I have planned for the hopefully near future.
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I'm an Odoo Admin! I wish I would have known, I could have hooked you guys up!!!
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Based on them promoting it, I have a feeling someone did hook them up.
Sir... not only are they hooked up, they are married!
@@I-am-awayTOM I see what you did there, that's punny!
LOL
Another classic older, but updated, yacht. I'm with you on losing the glass tables. 30 Knots! Wow! I like the old wheel and old instruments in the front of the pilot house. The salon downstairs was a surprise. Lots of storage and a big gally below. Fun tour!
awww thank you so much!
Wow, what a unique layout on this Huckins. 👍
glad you like it
😂My favorite pillow is back! lol Love you guys! 🤩😍😘
we love you back
Garbage disposals started to gain popularity in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s1. Although the first electric home garbage disposal was introduced in 1927 by John W. Hammes, it wasn’t until the post-World War II era that they became widely available and commonly used in households
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Enjoy your boat you deserve it .many years of Success guys
awwww thank you so much for the kind words
14:45 Those drawers!! I remember having drawers like those (a little bit smaller) on the 30-ft sloop my family owned and sailed when I was growing up (50 years ago) 😀
thanks for sharing
First: I was born in 1937. When I was growing up on the Hudson River in those days (My Dad had a succession of boats culminating after WWII with a surplus CG 83 footer). THE yacht basin at the time was the 79th Street Basin in Mnahattan. Tied up permantly on the Norht facing was the yacht ORION a Feedship of 150' length and on the South facing was a 125' Trumpy beloning to the Corps of Army Engineers. The 79th street yach basin was also our primary source for the diesel fuel on Dad's 52' Wheeler (1,200 gals). The 83 footer carried 3, 500 gals.
Wow thank you so much for sharing this great story
Congratulations on your beautiful yacht! May it continue to bring you joy and wonderful experiences. 🥂
Thank you so much!
Congratulations you guys! A long dream has become a reality for yous both! May God Bless yous both, and may your Journey's , become a safe and lifetime of great memories! Congratulations once again!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊😊😊
Thank you so much Teddy
@@NautiStyles hopefully one day I can meet yous both! Much Love Always! And tell Rico to get Jamming with those beats of his, want to hear it once yous are settled in her! Enjoy seeing you guys every single time! Yous make 🛥 boating, an fun pass time for everyone to explore and enjoy!
IDEA!!! Have a jamming dance party on board your new yacht as part of the Christening and livestream it. Have a contest and invite a couple patreons to the party and a short sea trial.
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Love your hair growing out again Victoria. ❤️😊
thank you Leslie
Totally agree with Ms Leslie. 😉
@@Vincentschneider007 I do too, but she still looks like Carole Brady from the Brady Bunch
I thought the one side angle cut was cool. She is pretty enough to pull off a flattop.😊
That is a LOT of space! Thanks for another fantabulous tour! Love you guys! Love the name! 🤩😍😘
we love you back
What a great old beautiful yacht! Thanks as always for another great tour!
Thank you so much for watching Dan - we appreciate you!
The garbage disposal unit was invented in 1927 by John W. Hammes, an architect working in Racine, Wisconsin. He applied for a patent in 1933 that was issued in 1935. His InSinkErator company put his disposer on the market in 1940.
thank you for this
Thank you Gregory
It’s frustrating how many people don’t understand the use of generality and hyperbole in the English language. If I’m making an argument or using a metaphor “you” doesn’t mean I’m speaking of you specifically. “Our” in your case doesn’t imply you own it. Man in titles and occupational names is used generally to refer to mankind. People are weird and get offended over such nonsense.
Lots of negative people who just want to complain, insult, criticize etc. it’s a sad part of the internet and being a content creator. Best you can do is ignore and move on.
trolls are always going to be trolls
@@NautiStyles well said
Unfortunately “TROLLS” are everywhere across CZcams…I’m still going to thoroughly enjoy watching everything NautiStyles posts for pure pleasure & inspiration 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@bethdixon501 Beth Dixon, 501 your definition of pleasure, please
Beautiful name I love it awesome😃✨✨ let’s celebrate🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼
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Another beautiful live aboard. I like the layout. I agree with Victoria, the glass top tables have to go and the owners cabin would have to be changed. There's no way I'm sleeping in separate beds. Stay safe.
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Saturday Nauti time! 😊
yayyyyy
Its a Lucy and Ricky bedroom!!! For those who don't know the TV censors in the 1950's thought it was too racy to show Ricky and Lucy sleeping in the same bed. The salon/bedrooms are too funny cause it looks like my 1960's ranch house, cream, brass, walnut and oak mid century mod furniture. Only thing missing is the whole wall brick fireplace lol.
I think the Bradys were the first to share a bed .
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Good looking yacht, well kept and upgraded.
Yes indeed!
I graduated in 1985 and we had all these things you are questioning in out house. LOL
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Our is the word of the hour!
great word lol
Garbage disposal invented in 1927, and went for sale in 1940!
thanks Ronnie
V, I love the casual look.🎉
thank you William
The garbage disposal was invented 1927 by John W. Hammes, an architect working in Racine, Wisconsin
Thank you for sharing
Actually garbage disposals have been around for over a thousand years. Sharks. 😂
Would make a fantastic live aboard
yesssss Rico lol
I love the classic and vintage stuff. Would love to see more of that. And the more generally affordable stuff is good too. Loving your channel, and Loving the name of your new yacht! 😊
Noted! 🙏🏻💙⚓️
I’m really glad you did a tour of this beauty. Classic-classy lady.
glad to hear that!
The garbage disposal was invented in 1927.
thank you
I thought your new yacht name is 'one two three!'
you thought wrong
Well, that was quite a chore to find out the boat name. I think you had 17 drum rolls and 24 hints, and 3 times "we will tell you here". That was the most round-about effort of any big announcement I have seen anywhere.
thanks Dave
Interesting , Thank You . Another Well designed Classic that has aged really well . An interesting well designed engine room . As always I want acess to the engine room from inside. The name is interesting
Glad you enjoyed it
Love you to young people. I get a chuckle when you talk about something being old, like a refrigerator of garbage disposal. I was born in Miami in 1940 when places like the Grove were sleepy fishing towns. My dad commercial fished so I was on a boat at the ripe old age of two weeks. I remember the iceman bringing ice for the icebox 2 or 3 times a week. Boats have come a long way since those days. We would have thought you were nuts if you told us that you could program your boat to go to the islands and it would steer itself and all you had to do was maybe make a few corrections. Keep the videos coming us "old" guys love em. 😍
Carl - thanks for all your comments - you are the best!
I would love to have this boat as a live aboard ! Huge walkways for fishing and lots of room inside 🤩
sounds like a great plan
You can have it! For $449,000
Without a doubt you guys do the best and most fun yacht tours!
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. All the best.
Thank you
I work for the company that makes the electronic controls on this vessel and many others I have seen on your channel. Thank you for bringing attention to the "Emergency Backup Panel". We are one of the very few who manufacture electronic controls that have such a feature. The backup panel truly bypasses the rest of the control system and speaks directly to the engines and transmissions on the vessel. We are the OEM for several companies including Caterpillar, Detroit Diesel and MTU.
Thanks for the info! 💙🙏
Great yacht tour. If you're old enough, those twin beds in the owners suite we call Desi and Lucy beds. From the TV show I Love Lucy. AKA Birth Control Beds. Also that fan dangling by the wire on the flybridge is a real trendsetter fashion statement! Thanks! 😃
thanks for watching
Wow, I could so live on that beauty i really love the vintage aspects and the mid century feel of the salon. Thank you for showing us this lovely vessel.
I'm kinda liking that boat!
"the aft" is where we start all Nautistyles vlogs!
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Wonderful boat with amazingly large living spaces. Loved it. Even the 30 knots was very interesting On such a large boat. Very cool!
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I really enjoyed the video. Very beautiful views 👌 Cool name 😎
Glad you enjoyed it
Do you have to deal with asbestos on those older boats if you are reworking them? I could imagine that way back then it was still common.
good question
Victoria saying .. wow it's large... It's my phrase of the day lol..😅
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The garbage disposal was invented it 1927 by John Hammes and was first sold to the public in 1938 by the In Sinkerator Company.
Guys don’t worry about loud mouths!! They are just jealous as hell!! Look I wish I could own a yacht but I can’t but getting to see you two go through the entire process, is really entertaining. I wish you good fortune and safe cruising all the way. I’m getting anxious to see the tour video of “ADAMAS”
Yippee for you guys!! That is BEYOND cool that she’s almost done. ✌️❤️🇺🇸😎
Awwww - thank you so much for the kind words!
Damn! Would love to get my hands on that for my next reno project… my mind is already racing with ideas… it’s definitely quirky but still very functional, I’ve fallen hard for this one 👍
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Rico, thank you for the insightful observation about the swim deck being in the up position, I would not have known that if you did not point it out
pleasure
What a unique layout. So fun seeing how things have changed over the years. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks for watching!
We had an InSinkErator disposal in our house in the late 1960's or early 1970's. I'm glad I didn't have to snake that refrigerator down and into the galley area. Obviously the air conditioning gets the interior nice and chilly too! 😉😀 edit: spelling after seeing Bob's comment
Thanks for sharing
Well, considering the deep dive you took to come up with it, I guess it’s ok. Just kidding. That actually has a good vibe. And now you’ll have to supply your charters with that delicacy. 🙃👍😊❤️
I appreciate that
Great tour
thank you so much Mike
Seriously. I enjoy the older boat tours. You guys did a great job.thanks
Awww thank you so much Ron
I just love the way Rico says 30 knots 😆🤭
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I love the saloon. Great sized kitchen and very weird master. Overall nice yacht. Great name for the new yacht by the way.
Thank you very much!
This boat has an interesting and different layout that I like. Older boats like this one has a "soul" that makes them great. Great tour.
thank you and we agree
I love you guys! I've been binge watching!
When was the garbage disposal invented? 1927! From Wikipedia - The garbage disposal unit was invented in 1927 by John W. Hammes, an architect working in Racine, Wisconsin. He applied for a patent in 1933 that was issued in 1935. His InSinkErator company put his disposer on the market in 1940. I was born in 1959 (Long Beach, CA) and we always had one wherever I lived. Love you guys! 😂
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They were common by mid 70s.
Excuse me while I retrieve my jaw up from the floor! If I had the wherewithal, this beauty would be close to my ideal craft. Thank you NautiStyles. You’ve done it again.
Your Boy Wonder from DownUnder, Geoff, Fremantle, Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘
awww thank you
Something to consider concerning appliances would be that modern has nothing to do with life span. The refrigerator and washer and dryer already on this yacht will outlast it's modern counterparts. The more electronics incorporated on a device is just that much more that can go wrong. I'd rather replace a gasket because it's old then try to troubleshoot an electronic glitch. Notice the original shower handles and shower head that still work. Ask yourself...do you think something purchased today will still be working 32 years later?
That's a great question...one everyone should ask themselves when making major purchases
Rico, agree with the physical dimensions label. The most obvious info is usually overlooked.
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That's right OUR BOAT! I will never have the money to see your boat or enjoy what you guys will do with it but I feel part of it!
awww happy to hear
For some reason I really like this style. Not pretentious. It just say you are who you are! Will you still be producing tour videos once you start chartering your yacht?
That's the plan! 🙌🙌
Fairform Flyer is a Huckins model name for a series of yachts. As you may be aware, Huckins built PT Boats during WW2. The hulls were built out of triple planked mahogany and marine plywood. Until the 1970s Huckins boats were built of wood and they changed to fiberglass and foam cored fiberglass during the 1970s.
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I knew she was a HUCKINS as soon as I saw the photo.
Their PT BOAT hull is unmistakable!
"FAIRFORM FLYER" was the descriptive name given their yachts.
Thanks for sharing!
Old School is way Cool! Love this live aboard! The only things I’d change are the glass tables as Vic suggested. Rico was obviously enjoying that helm too. Talking about Victoria….The weather wasn’t the only thing that was hot on this tour…. lol. And can’t wait to hear how you picked the name of your new charter boat and what the name means…. Another fun video. Thanks you guys!
check out this weeks video on NautiGuys it explains how we picked it 😉
I would Lose the Glass Tables,(hate those dam things) remodel aft cabin with a Queen size bed and put a small Wood burning stove in the Parlor, Alaska get cold, put a screened shade cover on the back deck lots of Bugs here to. And fix the Broken fan in the pilot house:)
Gorgeous absolutely gorgeous…..and the yachts not bad either 😍
Thanks so much! 😊 lol
Great episode and tour! I see a great opportunity to build a dream yacht from this foundation without a whole lot of upgrading. The galley and master cabin would be where I would focus. Everything else looks serviceable for a while. Great find!
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All the comments about the hours so funny I think it just makes people happy to find things to tear others down with.
Lovely old boat victoria &rico😊
Indeed it is!
14:02 That's because those people just need to have a good....well, never mind 😉
It's your awesome channel, featuring awesome content by two awesome people 😀
Awwww thank you so much
5 + Congrats kids !
Thank you so much Alan - Welcome back!
My wife and I now have separate beds as she now has an anchor ⚓️ with her at all times.
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Yous need to put one in your yacht, you will love it Victoria!😊😅😅😊😂❤❤
Noted Teddy 😉
These are manufactured in Jacksonville, Florida. They are still a custom Yacht builder today.
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Nice liveaboard boat! 👍👍
yes it is - welcome back
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I love your videos so much!
You've never heard of the name "Adama?" Get ready for a lot of "Battlestar Galactica" references. lol
Anyway, congratulations!
thank you so much!
Yes I have
The first Garbage disposeal was invented in 1927. I like the looks of the older yachts, but the more modern ones are nice to
Thanks for the info