Thanks! Yes, of course. Look at the pics above, already had a custom mat made.
Ok, looks nice.
They are actually selling this one to buy a new NP 59! That's a big boat!
Sorry man. I know how you feel, happened to us with the last one we tried to buy. Keep in touch with Evan and Trevor, I'm sure another will come along soon.
Thanks Nate, appreciate it. I have to say, the sellers have been great. Way above and beyond. They sent me a list last night of all the stuff they are leaving onboard - towels, bed linens, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, laundry detergent, etc, just to make the initial transition easier. They offered to remove the stuff, of course, and asked if we wanted it, to make things easier. This came about after a discussion of how quickly a small car with 2 dogs fills up and how it was going to be an interesting trip down. He is doing an oil change with me to make sure I know how to do it, setting up his maintenance log spreadsheet on my computer, provided checklists, wifi info, organized manuals and trip log books and even offered to take us out on a trial run to show us the ropes. He's txt'd me filter and parts numbers that I'll need, lists of where safety equipment is located, etc, etc. They have been awesome!
Just curious: Is that creepy? I mean the boat already has new owners, and yet just 8 hours ago they post a complete walk through of what is now a private vessel.
Na, I'm not too worried about it. My boat wasn't my boat when they shot that video. It was in trawlerfest. Tons of people have been through it. Honestly, I had the opportunity to buy it before the show and I didn't. Was too busy hemmin and hawin'. I don't mind folks seeing my boat though. I'm a bit proud of it.
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. What's a gander anyway?That's good. Glad you don't mind. It is pretty!
I would not be happy to show my private vessel to the world via someone else's video. I get that they shot it at the show, but they released it 8 hours ago and it's your personal boat now. It's nice that you don't mind (and even like it), and good for someone like me to know for future reference.
I don't think Helmsman and North Pacific have anything in common. Helmsman did use the Mariner 37 as the starting point for their 38 (I'm not quite sure on the history of the Mariner) and they also bought the Camano 31 design.
