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Tom and Anissia transition to a 12-meter polyester sailboat after previously owning a 9.5-meter steel vessel.4:03 Upon arrival at Linton Bay Marina in Panama, they spend three weeks clearing out 22 years of accumulated gear left by the previous owners, including redundant hardware and expired medical supplies.3:01 The boat, which had been stored in a humid environment for six months, required extensive cleaning to remove mold from interior woodwork.0:33 The couple performs maintenance tasks including sanding and varnishing the cabin sole, cleaning the heating system, and sanding the hull's antifouling.9:03 They also upgrade the vessel's systems, noting the convenience of a 350-liter water tank.7:14 Logistics for repairs involve five-hour bus trips to Panama City to source parts.5:07 The owners plan a formal renaming ceremony to officially transition the boat from its original name, Boudloupe, to Vagabond.11:44 The process of cleaning and organizing the vessel serves as a method for the new owners to learn the boat's layout and establish a sense of ownership.3:37

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