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Old 02-12-2012, 23:57   #1
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Unknown type of boat
Hey guys, the photo attached is of a boat that has arrived in our marina a couple weeks ago. It has absolutely no standard rigging, just two very solid masts. It's a glass boat. Does anyone know the design? ( ill work out how to attach the photo)

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Looks like a Freedom. Probably a 40 or maybe a 44.
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Looks like a Freedom. Probably a 40 or maybe a 44.
Yes, that's it. I knew someone here would have the answer. I'd not seen one before and no one else at the marina seemed to know
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Looks like a Freedom. Probably a 40 or maybe a 44.
Yep. Freedom 44
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