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The crew delivers a Beneteau First 456 named *Vanishing Point* from Baja Naval boatyard in Ensenada, Mexico, to San Pedro, California. After checking out with the port captain in Ensenada, the crew manages a temporary import permit (TIP) for their own vessel, *Stoked*, by providing registration and passport documents.▶ 6:44 During the 150-mile passage, the crew encounters throttle linkage issues and charging failures, requiring a jump-start for the generator from Vessel Assist.▶ 13:26 Navigating in low-visibility conditions, the crew relies on radar and a FLIR camera because the boat’s isinglass enclosure is heavily fogged with moisture.▶ 15:15 Upon arrival at the Shelter Island customs dock in San Diego, the vessel is intercepted and hailed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection for a standard check-in.▶ 11:51 The transit concludes in San Pedro, where the crew navigates through heavy military traffic near Camp Pendleton.▶ 17:13

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