USED BOATS Two sport cruising goodies for sale.
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IMX 45
A legendary boat for lovers of racing and sport cruising. The IMX 45 is a boat that marked an era and still has a say in terms of speed and overall performance. The quality of construction is what has made the X-Yachts shipyard famous, with the famous structural spider and the use of epoxy resin. Interior in line with the boat’s sporty vocation but also suitable for cruising. Under canvas crisp and responsive in all conditions.
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FRERS 50
Full carbon cruiser-racer built in Switzerland by Logos Composites . 3 cabins 2 bathrooms. Fast, marine and elegant. Timeless beauty in impeccable condition from one owner. For those who like the “hand” of German Frers on this project, some of its most typical hallmarks can be seen, such as the slight flaring of the broadside at the rear and the stern with its soft, round shapes. The Argentine archistar’s signature is timeless.
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