Malö 40
A true passagemaker, Sweden’s Malö 40 will care for the crew on deck and below while chewing up the sea miles. From our July 2006 issue.
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A true passagemaker, Sweden’s Malö 40 will care for the crew on deck and below while chewing up the sea miles. From our July 2006 issue.
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Twenty-six boats, eight windy days of testing, four judges, and a Ribcraft 7.8: These are some of the numbers associated with Boat Camp, where it all went down for CW’s 12th edition of its Boat of the Year project.
2004 Boat of the Year Winners: Cruising World Overall Boat of the Year Hallberg-Rassy 40 Best Production Cruising boat Etap 37s Best Performance 40-Footer Elan 40 Best Livaboard Cruising Boat Hallberg-Rassy 40 Best Performance Cruising boat J/133 Best Full-Size Cruising Boat Saga 48 Best Deluxe Cruising Boat Discovery 55 Best Value Beneteau 373 Most Innovative Gunboat 62
Cruising World’s 2006 Boat of the Year Awards were all about the tallies: 42 entrants, 26 nominees, seven class winners, four days of dockside inspections, four days of sea trials, 30-knot gusts, a handful of spinouts, one flying hull, and when all was said and done, a pair of overall winners–the Morris 42 as Domestic Cruising Boat of the Year, and the Hallberg-Rassy 62 as the Import Cruising Boat of the Year
Cruising World’s 2006 Boat of the Year Awards were all about the tallies: 42 entrants, 26 nominees, seven class winners, four days of dockside inspections, four days of sea trials, 30-knot gusts, a handful of spinouts, one flying hull, and when all was said and done, a pair of overall winners–the Morris 42 as Domestic Cruising Boat of the Year, and the Hallberg-Rassy 62 as the Import Cruising Boat of the Year
For Immediate Release Contact: Dean Turcol Communications Director 407-571-4732 Dean.Turcol@worldpub.net Cruising World Magazine Announces Boat of the Year Winners for 2006 Newport, Rhode Island – Cruising World magazine has announced the best in boatbuilding for ’06 with its 12th annual Boat of the Year Awards. The results will be featured in Cruising World’s January 2006 issue. Cruising World continued with the tradition started in 2005 by choosing two overall winners – one domestic and one im
A true passagemaker, Sweden’s Malö 40 will care for the crew on deck and below while chewing up the sea miles. From our July 2006 issue.
Letter To Builders
Liability Form
Twenty-six boats, eight windy days of testing, four judges, and a Ribcraft 7.8: These are some of the numbers associated with Boat Camp, where it all went down for CW’s 12th edition of its Boat of the Year project.
2004 Boat of the Year Winners: Cruising World Overall Boat of the Year Hallberg-Rassy 40 Best Production Cruising boat Etap 37s Best Performance 40-Footer Elan 40 Best Livaboard Cruising Boat Hallberg-Rassy 40 Best Performance Cruising boat J/133 Best Full-Size Cruising Boat Saga 48 Best Deluxe Cruising Boat Discovery 55 Best Value Beneteau 373 Most Innovative Gunboat 62
Cruising World’s 2006 Boat of the Year Awards were all about the tallies: 42 entrants, 26 nominees, seven class winners, four days of dockside inspections, four days of sea trials, 30-knot gusts, a handful of spinouts, one flying hull, and when all was said and done, a pair of overall winners–the Morris 42 as Domestic Cruising Boat of the Year, and the Hallberg-Rassy 62 as the Import Cruising Boat of the Year
Cruising World’s 2006 Boat of the Year Awards were all about the tallies: 42 entrants, 26 nominees, seven class winners, four days of dockside inspections, four days of sea trials, 30-knot gusts, a handful of spinouts, one flying hull, and when all was said and done, a pair of overall winners–the Morris 42 as Domestic Cruising Boat of the Year, and the Hallberg-Rassy 62 as the Import Cruising Boat of the Year
For Immediate Release Contact: Dean Turcol Communications Director 407-571-4732 Dean.Turcol@worldpub.net Cruising World Magazine Announces Boat of the Year Winners for 2006 Newport, Rhode Island – Cruising World magazine has announced the best in boatbuilding for ’06 with its 12th annual Boat of the Year Awards. The results will be featured in Cruising World’s January 2006 issue. Cruising World continued with the tradition started in 2005 by choosing two overall winners – one domestic and one im
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