Anyone know the 58 YF "Gus"? Nicest I've seen at least in pictures.

[ADOPO]

Anyone know this boat? looks stellar. Got a broker calling about it tomorrow.

 

[oscarvan]

Wow. Wonder how they did the stern.... Epoxy covered veneer on there?

 

[jim rosenthal]

I could look at that all day.. knowing someone else paid for it.

 

[doc g]

the transom is probably a vinyl "wrap ".....................Pat

 

[rsmith]

Looks like it’s in Ft Pierce last shot is crackerboys boat works.

 

[oscarvan]

the transom is probably a vinyl "wrap ".....................Pat

Ah, yes of course. Maybe I'll do mine in a nice field stone.

 

[Retired1]

Nice!

 

[jim rosenthal]

Not on YW as far as I can tell.

 

[SEVEN]

Love the transom.

 

[edward]

Big tender !

 

[ADOPO]

Here's a few more pictures.

 

[ADOPO]

a few more

 

[ADOPO]

a few more pics to check out, but no engine room was sent.

 

[ADOPO]

Seems that this is like what I have in mind. Although I love the teak, looks like all is painted. Also, no mention of stabilizers which I would think is a must, not to mention the weight of the tender on top. Am I wrong about this? And no pictures of equipment spaces. Also, not sure how old these pictures are. Surly someone on here has seen or knows about this boat? I looks to be near the top in condition and money spent. Hours are longer than I would like, but I have always read it is about how they are run and maintained mores than anything else?

Price? 450K

 

[Flying Dutchman]

Same Boat?

https://www.samsmarine.com/forums/showthread.php?33548-58-1979-Yacht-Fish-QUINTESSENCE-IV

 

[ADOPO]

Same Boat?

https://www.samsmarine.com/forums/showthread.php?33548-58-1979-Yacht-Fish-QUINTESSENCE-IV

Spot on! And unfortunately no stabilizers. It would have to be brutal in the wrong seas I would think. But what do I know? Practically nothing. Please chime in. I did have an old caption tell me once the Hatteras will roll the lard out of a biscuit...is this true? Does it need stabilizers, and if so what would be an approximate guestimate? I guessed 175 to 225k, and friend said that might take care of one side lol.If current year prices are like everything else, might be so.

 

[ADOPO]

Wow, sold for 260k in December 20. Not a bad purchase price and prob about right. I wonder if anything had been done since.

 

[oscarvan]

Spot on! And unfortunately no stabilizers. It would have to be brutal in the wrong seas I would think. But what do I know? Practically nothing. Please chime in. I did have an old caption tell me once the Hatteras will roll the lard out of a biscuit...is this true? Does it need stabilizers, and if so what would be an approximate guestimate? I guessed 175 to 225k, and friend said that might take care of one side lol.If current year prices are like everything else, might be so.

Yes they roll on a beam sea. Turn 30-40º in/away from it and it's bearable. Stabilizers 70-100K depending on etc etc.

Of course right now they would charge you $200K for an estimate.

 

[Freeebird]

I’m delivering a recently purchased 58YF and will be spending the night at the city marina in Fort Pierce on Monday. I’ll be happy to give her a look for anyone if that’s where she is.

 

[Freeebird]

Seems that this is like what I have in mind. Although I love the teak, looks like all is painted. Also, no mention of stabilizers which I would think is a must, not to mention the weight of the tender on top. Am I wrong about this? And no pictures of equipment spaces. Also, not sure how old these pictures are. Surly someone on here has seen or knows about this boat? I looks to be near the top in condition and money spent. Hours are longer than I would like, but I have always read it is about how they are run and maintained mores than anything else?

Price? 450K

$450K?

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