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1970 Morgan 28 motor yanmar 2GM20F el antiguo dueño lo compró en holbox para irse a bahamas con una chica pero ella se fue con otro. Lo tenía abandonado en puerto aventuras y mejor lo vendió a un super precio. Que se compensa con lo laborioso y costoso que va a ser sacarlo, con ese peso, del mar y traerlo a la laguna de bacalar
Nominerad till Årets segelbåt 2015 i Storbåt/lyx-klassen Det franska Jeanneauvarvets bidrag i storbåtsklassen är en mäktig seglare med inriktning på behagligt seglarliv. Denna eleganta bjässe på 13,9 ton bjuder på linjer med flyt ritade av yachtdesignern Philippe Briand. Breda skarndäck, indragna vant, stor sittbrunn och intagande stil invändigt hör till båtens trumfkort. Testades i kuling på Bohuskusten. Rösta på Publikens segelbåt på www.sittbrunnen.se
One of the signature design features of Seawind Catamarans is the Tri-Fold Door. Instead of a conventional sliding door, Seawind uses a three-panel folding system that allows the entire aft opening of the saloon to fold away. When fully opened, the saloon and cockpit become one continuous living space. This design improves natural ventilation, visibility, and movement between spaces, making everyday life onboard more comfortable, especially in warm sailing conditions. When needed, the system can also be fully closed, providing a protected interior space during bad weather or when air-conditioning is in use. The Tri-Fold Door has become a signature Seawind feature and is now equipped on most Seawind catamaran models, contributing to the brand’s distinctive open saloon-cockpit layout. ▶️ Watch the video to see how the Tri-Fold Door works in practice on the Seawind 1170. 🌐 https://seawindcats.com/ 📩 info@seawindcats.com Our social media profiles: https://www.facebook.com/SeawindCatamarans https://www.instagram.com/seawindcats