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July 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Argentinean boatbuilder diversifies

Astillero Regnicoli, one of the oldest and most regarded names in the Argentine boating industry, is adding a 7.3m (24ft) fishing/cruising vessel to its current portfolio. The new boat has a 2.45m (8ft) beam with a covered steering station and crew protection that allows walk-arounds. Powered with o

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Astillero Regnicoli, one of the oldest and most regarded names in the Argentine boating industry, is adding a 7.3m (24ft) fishing/cruising vessel to its current portfolio. The new boat has a 2.45m (8ft) beam with a covered steering station and crew protection that allows walk-arounds. Powered with outboards engines of various horsepower, it is suitable for different purposes including leisure, commercial and services.

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