Cars & vehiclesCap Maddox Boats7 Overpriced Boats You'll Never See On The Water (Rotting At The Docks)

7 Overpriced Boats You'll Never See On The Water (Rotting At The Docks)

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Published Aug 26, 2026, 6:32 PM · 7w ago

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Walk any marina in America right now and you will find them: beautiful boats wearing a fantasy price and a coat of dust, sitting in the same slip year after year, going nowhere. In this video a retired marine surveyor names seven overpriced boats you will see at the dock and almost never on the water, and shows you exactly why each one sits and slowly rots while the asking price never moves. From a big gas Sea Ray express cruiser and an ex-charter Lagoon catamaran to a Taiwan Marine Trader trawler, a Bayliner pilothouse motoryacht, an old Hatteras sportfish convertible, a heavy teak center-cockpit ketch, and a nineteen-eighties Hatteras fifty-three motor yacht, each boat gets the year range that matters, the failure that keeps her tied up, the one place a surveyor puts his moisture meter before you sign, and the current asking price that turns her into a trap.

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