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1998 Princess V40 - Has she weathered well?

Join us for an in-depth tour of the 1998 Princess V40, a fantastic option at the lower end of the price spectrum, priced at just under £100,000. In this video, we'll cover all aspects of this 40ft boat, including costs, finance, and a detailed review of its features. Full boat details: https://www.boats.co.uk/boats-for-sal... 00:00 - Introduction We often showcase high-end boats, but today we're featuring a more budget-friendly option, the Princess V40, priced at £99,950. We'll give you a comprehensive tour, covering the good, the bad, and the very ugly. 00:54 - Exterior Overview The Princess V40 has a stylish blue wrap, replacing the original gel coat. Despite its age, the boat retains a cool, modern look. The side decks are quite narrow, but still navigable. The platform features faux teak, which is low-maintenance and looks appealing. 02:53 - Cockpit Tour The cockpit is spacious with original upholstery that’s in excellent condition. It includes a small table, a sink, and space for an ice maker. The gas bottle storage is not the tidiest but functional. 04:40 - Helm Station The helm features a double seat with a bolster, an updated chart plotter, VHF radio, and classic 90s buttons and throttles. The wood has faded slightly but the dash is still functional and well-maintained. 07:26 - Saloon and Galley The saloon offers ample space with maple gloss woodwork. It’s equipped with a gas oven and hob, and a Fusion Radio upgrade. The interior features chintzy gold plug sockets and switches, which add a unique touch. 09:51 - Forward Cabin The forward cabin is spacious with a comfortable bed, a big TV, and access to the head. The head features a large shower and plenty of room. 12:21 - Aft Cabin The aft cabin includes a double bed and additional storage. The linings and carpet could use some updating, but overall, it’s a cozy space for guests. 12:52 - Engine Details The engine hatch houses twin CAD 44 ADCs, providing 260 horsepower each. They are turbocharged and supercharged with a good service history. A three-month warranty on the engines and drives is included. 13:21 - Cost Analysis 15:53 - Conclusion The Princess V40 is a great starter boat for families, offering good value for money and decent performance. It scores 42 out of 50 on our JB's Measure of Pleasure scale, making it a solid choice for those looking to enjoy boating without breaking the bank. Buying the Boat: Price: £99,950 Deposit: £29,950 Finance Advance: £70,000 Monthly Repayment: £984 Finance: £11,811 pa Fuel Costs: Speed: 20 knots Fuel Burn: 100L per hour Fuel Price: £1.55 per litre Fuel Cost: £155 per h Average use: 50hrs pa Annual Cost: £6,200 Fixed Costs: Mooring in Southampton: £10,000 Servicing: £4,000 Maintenance: £3,000 Insurance: £1,000 Total: £18,000 Variable Costs: Depreciation: £5,000 Fuel Costs: £6,200 Finance: £11,800 Total Variable Costs: £23,000 pa Don't miss our walkthrough and analysis to see if the Princess V40 is the right boat for you! Keywords: Princess V40, boat tour, cost analysis, budget-friendly boats, boat review, family starter boat, 1998 Princess V40, boating costs, marine finance, boat maintenance. - Boats.co.uk sell boats from £5,000 to £20 million so whatever you need, we are here to find the right boat for you! Boats.co.uk was founded in 1969 and is the No.1 company in the UK in boat sales and full service operation. Suppliers of Fairline, Williams, Kawasaki, Sea Ray & Parker. Check out our current inventory here: https://www.boats.co.uk/searches/ Keep up to date, sign up to our newsletter: https://confirmsubscription.com/h/i/7...