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Love the boat...one thing, Tuna fishing, bloody business - white carpets!! I would be pissed!!

Stunning exterior however the interior reminds me of a parts counter in a used car dealership. What were they thinking?

Haulin ass

This is the stuff dreams are made of. Great video review. I'm looking forward to seeing more updates as this yacht gets finished.

I have a lot of hours running hinkleys. The jets are amazing until you lose a bucket or steering. Then you’re screwed. They do have overrides but often if there’s an issue the overrides don’t work

This was kind of a very poor tour did not show fishing Wells other things that were critical. They just kept going over the same things on what was over already overstated

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What a beauty ....appreciate the video, however, @4:14 I did PMSL! 👏👍

Except for the Gulf Cruiser 70' Outboard.

Missed a lot of important information.

P&m always have dumb videos!

Best intern in the business!

Interesting boat. Anyone know the name of the foam laminate panels?

Looks like a fountain. Two inboard 1550s would make it look better and be more useful at the transom.

amazing

Incredible machine! Keep the updates coming!

My mother worked for Michael Rybovich's father/brothers until her death. She moved up from a secretary in the 60's to CFO in the 80's. My twin brother (Timmy & Jimmy) were fortunate that she married Capt. John (Jackie) H. Lance, Sr. while we were in middle school. He only Captained on Rybovich yachts and nothing else. Continued to be a great mentor/father to us even after her death. The INCREDIBLE memories of walking on the Rybovich Boat Yard when it was on Flagler Drive in WPB, FL will never leave me. Summer jobs of washing those AWESOME FISHING YACHTS and being able to take many annual trips to the Bahamas on a Rybovich was a dream come true!! Mom continue to work for Rybovich even after they sold the yard to Robert Fisher (of GM Body by Fisher). I remember the day he had them pour a concrete pad to land his helicopter on (instead of driving across the bridge from his mansion in Palm Beach. W. PLM BCH was so much different 40 years ago...like most places. When I heard that Michael Rybovich RECLAIMED his family's rich history of custom sportfishing yachts made my day. I sit get the monthly 'boat yard' bulletin from Michael and he even send me an old orig Rybo steering wheel that hangs in my home office. Jimmy Smith (Chattanooga, TN)

looking at it , i would bet the farm this is a modified or an evolution of a fountain boat . the lines , the step pad bottom and notched transom seal the deal .

Absolutely beautiful machine. Incredible design and unreal build. I’ve always been very impressed with Scout boats. It would be awesome to see her flying out of Haulover or Jupiter one day!

Awesome to see the rebuild….I worked on that yacht with the original build. Pretty cool.

Looks great!

Fun to look at but very impractical ! A 67 foot playtoy that says I have more motors than you do , plus , look at me , I have a big boat with 4000 pounds hanging on the back ! Why not just buy a real sportfisher ? To me this is a joke boat !

I would love to see updates on this boat not very everyday blue colored guy says it's myself would ever be able to afford one I still like to see the floor plans of new boats!

Muy name Is Norbert i dont no speak english. I have a this binoculares . I wont a batery and sales you helpme

Yep - when I think "fishing" its not on a 16-footer trying to catch Bone-fish. No sir. I think of the Viking 90. Now THAT is FISHING!! IMHO of course. 😎🎣

Awful camerawork.

Stunning boat! WOW!! The only thing I saw that irk'ed me was the steering wheel on the lower helm. Sure this is a state of the art modern yacht, but it has very traditional styling. The lines of the hull and cabins, all the mahogany and cabinetry, all classic. So why stick a modern steering wheel from any ski boat on there?? This beauty deserves a traditional spoked ship's wheel. Breathtaking boat though!!

No transom door to the rear platform. That's a mistake.

Wow! I have no words...

The N41 is a beautiful boat. That said, does the N41 have "Position Hold" as a feature? That is a significantly helpful feature on the ICW and in the Canal System on the northern part of the Great Loop when waiting for bridge openings, waiting for locks to clear before entering, and maneuvering inside locks which can be complicated when occupied by numerous boats. Of course, "Position Hold" requires the addition of a stern thruster. At this price point and to truly obtain the status of an excellent boat, "Position Hold" and duel bow and stern thrusters should be standard features. These features equate to improved safety to the boat and its occupants and superior handling capability in confined and/or challenging areas on the water - including marinas. I simply offer these feature upgrade suggestions to a beautiful boat that can be elevated even higher in its performance capabilities. I also feel that a stern helm station in the cockpit would be an extremely helpful feature to assist in docking at a marina or hugging a lock on the port side. The pilot station only has a starboard exit door. That makes it nearly impossible for the person at the helm to assist with the ropes. On a calm day or inside a quiet lock, that is not a concern. However, on a windy day or within a lock with several other boats, the water is turbulent and boat movement is both excessive and unpredictable. A helm station on the port side in the cockpit would negate these concerns allowing both people on board, or a single handed boat, to be successful time and again.

Great timeless boats. But the presenter couldn’t be less enthusiastic about what he is doing. More interested in what the welders are doing than the 1949 boat.

As penta prices are over 1 mill anyway But how ever 10kw engine to 80kw engine is low cost now. So make it before penta them self

Review the range numbers in your test report. Can't have less range at 16 knots burning 18GPH than at 36 knots burning 30GPH. Cheers

Does not impress me.

That's a fantastic Cape Dory 28' they're a good solid boat. With the right power, they'll get up and move, 22--25 knots. The Cummins Diesel B6TA 350 HP ,then cruise comfortable at 17kts.

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Great video, It was very interesting to see how these boats are built. You should do more videos of factory tours

Spectacular

ideological drug politicies have failed everybody and made life unsafe. So we should invest our money better and not for stuff like this.

Terrible video ... If you are going to sell a boat then at least take the time and effort to know something about it. Opening a cupboard shouldn't be a difficult thing

Wow gotta say you didn’t do that boat any kinda justice! Underprepared = overchallenged!

Others make you say , wow . Hinckley will make you say , Oh My God . And then look around for whoever parked it there at the dock cuz it probably belongs to Snoop or Vanilla Ice if it's in Lauderdale and if they in there you can forget all about the boat they'll be in there partying like rock stars at the titty bar on the other side of the street dog . Buy some shrimp in there it's good .

Typical U.S lazy slurred English monologue with an almost purposeful avoidance of clear pronunciation. Not only did they wage an illegal criminal war avoiding negotiation (as usual) against the English, they went onto do what they could,and still do,to ruin the English language. Just mute and watch. What would be so nice about being cooped up in a narrow cramped boat with others on the ocean with complicated engineering only a semi genius engineer could figure out and he would have to be around all the time being paid as well. The whole senerio is expensive confinement.

Id be thrilled to be involved and employed with this crew. I lived in South Florida for a number of years and worked as a licensed plumber by trade. Im Currently in my home state of Massachusetts, still in the trade but looking to relocate back down as my son is of age. After 25 years in the plumbing industry, Im looking to introduce my passion for boating with my everyday routine in my work life.

That stainless gear on the ROSE?!

So beautiful.

Many law enforcement agencies, And emergency services also utilize these craft. These are some well made boats!

SCrew all the sailing move these cribs onto land cages. Not

I want this crib on my back forty and I want it now. Oh Wait!

Decorations look so antique, varnish all over, the new owners have less than 50 years. I been seen this decoration 40 years ago.