15 Old Motor Yachts Built for Bad Weather

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In this video, we look at 15 old motor yachts built for bad weather: classic trawlers, steel expedition yachts and long-range cruisers that still prove decades later how seriously builders once took rough-water cruising. From the self-righting Cape Horn 55 and the Hatteras 58 LRC to the Nordhavn 46 that completed the first circumnavigation by a production powerboat, we break down the engineering behind each one: full-displacement hulls, watertight bulkheads, ballasted keels, Portuguese bridges and serious fuel range. We also share the real storms, ocean crossings and voyages that tested them.

00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Cape Horn 55
02:29 - Hatteras 58 LRC
04:23 - Kadey-Krogen 48 Whaleback
05:50 - Nelson 42
07:35 - Selene 53
09:27 - Cheoy Lee 66 LRC
11:04 - Fleming 55
12:40 - DeFever 49 Raised Pilothouse
14:23 - Malahide 60 Trawler Yacht
16:13 - Kadey-Krogen 42
17:46 - Northern Marine 62
19:27 - Nordhavn 62
21:18 - Diesel Duck 462
22:36 - Nordhavn 46
24:25 - Kadey-Krogen 54