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I have a house looking over the bay as you come in. Has my Princess back there in 2022. I spend my summers in Sandusky

Another 5 years of parts availability as far as I know. Seven marine powered boats, unfortunately not a good proposition these days.

Unfortunately not, we sold the boat a couple of years ago.

The boat has trim tabs, but they are only needed to level the boat if more weight is on one side. The leg trim adjust the attitude of bow and really gets the boat flying. Same with most deep v stepped powerboats.

@@thebritishboatguy3130 Yes. I like side views when boats are trimmed out. Only about 4 feet of spray visible.

The boat is for sale through True North yacht sales 419 626 0883 ask for Ryan

The boat is for sale through True North yacht sales in Sandusky, Ohio. Their number is 419 626 0883. Ask for Ryan

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Definitely in length, less hull volume though. Here’s one on the on HCB with 6 x 600’s ukposts.info/have/v-deo/rpiqqJ2KeK6nxZs.html

BS

@@DavidThomas-fr7fd Sorry Bud no BS it was probably closer to 47 mph on GPS speedo showed 50 mph and those early models were lighter than the later ones mine had a 22-inch stainless prop and this was with a quarter tank under normal conditions with me and wife full tank it would show 47 on speedo consistently so no BS but you can believe what you want. I surprised many snobby people in their boats that cost 3 times more by passing them in the water lmao. There is a review on a 2007 showing 48 mph as the top speed by boat test magazine maybe you can believe that so 50 is not a stretch the new ones only go 43 due to the fact they gained 385 lbs. -450 lbs.

You can sleep on a park bench. I would not advocate it however, as I wouldn’t with a berth only 5ft or so long. Perhaps if a person was very short.

@@thebritishboatguy3130 Lol I was told it was 6ft7 inches long sorry my mistake. If it is only 5 ft. my wife could fit but barely. I guess it's good for storage only so I do not see the point. It looks like a cuddy cabin for midgets on the second watch.

@@thebritishboatguy3130 You did a great job on the review sorry for the misunderstanding on my part. I just removed my foot from my mouth sir.

@@erics9754 thank you sir, appreciated

Thank you I will check it.

This one was in satin teak. I prefer the boat with walnut personally. The woodwork was excellent however

The Tower and upper helm is an extra.

Starts from around $2.8 million with quad 600’s

Thank you sir

That’s a significantly different price bracket, and totally different level of boat

@@thebritishboatguy3130 you got a point but if you buy everything second hand you’ll be $20k-$30 in a boat that seats 5-6 and can cruise at 65+

No it’s a different boat, much deeper v hull. Not as fast, but a lot more usable. Will run high 70’s a with a 454. Classic 22 will run over 90 with a 525.

Indeed the 600 Mercs are incredible, super quiet and smooth, virtually flat torque curve and duo prop lowers give acceleration like nothing else. Not cheap to run, but on a 3 million dollar boat, I don’t think that is too much of a worry to the owner 😀

That was one of the first I did, and yes no music on all my videos now.

That boat had a storage box at the back. It was available with a third row as an option. The C3800 has grown a few feet since then.

Super nice guy, and up there with the best in high performance building.

@@thebritishboatguy3130 But he lives in DeLand, Florida, a notorious Ku Klux Klan territory. I've always wondered why he moved his operation there. [BTW let me get this straight right now. I'm not in any way accusing Cosker of being in the Klan.]

More a high-performance luxury sportfish boat that can operate in big seas over distance. definitely not a European ideal but perfect for its intended use and the US market .... It is at the top level in this segment.

More a high-performance luxury sportfish boat that can operate in big seas over distance. definitely not a European ideal but perfect for its intended use and the US market .... It is at the top level in this segment.

They are getting more prevalent on the billfish scene, mainly due to the sheer speed. Agreed, backing down on a fish particularly. Some big wins on centre consoles though. A 35 foot contender won the 2020 Big Rock Marlin Tournament against the big boys.

@@thebritishboatguy3130 Backing down is overrated...you can spin the center console around and chase it better... Same with a big sportfish boat.

Indeed, the video is over 2 years old. They now run with 450hp and 600hp Mercs in quads or quince on this boat.