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Just two months ago, the new Hunter 40 from Marlow-Hunter was still nothing more than a concept on a computer screen. Working feverishly, eight weeks later the boat was ready for the show. Here, Virgin Islands legend Davis Murray puts some finishing touches in the cockpit. Down below, she is a big 40-footer.
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Just two months ago, the new Hunter 40 from Marlow-Hunter was still nothing more than a concept on a computer screen. Working feverishly, eight weeks later the boat was ready for the show. Here, Virgin Islands legend Davis Murray puts some finishing touches in the cockpit. Down below, she is a big 40-footer.
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Just two months ago, the new Hunter 40 from Marlow-Hunter was still nothing more than a concept on a computer screen. Working feverishly, eight weeks later the boat was ready for the show. Here, Virgin Islands legend Davis Murray puts some finishing touches in the cockpit. Down below, she is a big 40-footer.
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The latest Catalina, the 315, is a roomy boat for its size. The ample cockpit is easily negotiated, thanks in part to the Lewmar folding steering wheel.
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Jeanneau has a pair of full-size cruisers they are introducing for 2013. The larger of the pair (along with the 41 DS) is the sleek, powerful looking Sun Odyssey 509.
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One of the flashier paint jobs spotted on the docks of Annapolis belonged to the eye-catching Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 41 DS.
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From California builder W.D. Schock comes this nifty pocket cruiser, the Harbor 30, complete with a self-tacking jib boom fashioned from aluminum with a carbon-fiber “elbow.”
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From California builder W.D. Schock comes this nifty pocket cruiser, the Harbor 30, complete with a self-tacking jib boom fashioned from aluminum with a carbon-fiber “elbow.”
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Beneteau has several new full-fledged cruising boats ready for inspection (the Oceanis 48, the Sense 46, and the Sense 55) and one very catchy diminutive racer/cruiser, the First 20, complete with twin rudders.
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Some of the most interesting new boats for 2013 are small ones, including the 26-foot Tartan Fantail, a sweetie that comes in three versions: daysailer (pictured), weekender, and trainer.
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With its open transom and twin wheels, the dual-purpose Dufour 36 will be a force on the racecourse , but also a great boat for a family cruise after the regatta.
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Yet another cool near-shore cruiser is the S&S 30, an adaptation of a design by legendary naval architect Olin Stephens.
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With twin wheels, an enlosed cockpit, and a versatile drop-down transom, the Moody 41 is ready for action and adventure.
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From Rivolta Yachts comes the Vintage 43, a prototype with classic lines.
