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MakeDe Antonio
ModelD23
Year2013
Length7m
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Distinctive European styling, clever use of space and a design that stands apart from the conventional. This 2013 De Antonio D23 is coming soon to the market exclusively with Fielding Marine.
Designed by Spanish boatbuilder De Antonio Yachts, the D23 delivers an impressive amount of usable space within its 23-foot footprint. The open deck layout provides excellent freedom of movement from bow to stern, with generous seating and entertaining areas making her ideally suited to day boating, cruising and afternoons on the water with family and friends.
A defining feature of the De Antonio concept is its innovative approach to outboard power. The engine is concealed beneath the aft sunpad, maintaining the clean lines of the boat while providing the practicality, performance and accessibility of an outboard-powered sports boat.
With her contemporary styling, versatile layout and unmistakable profile, the D23 offers something genuinely different for buyers considering a premium day boat, sports boat or centre console in Australia.
Early enquiries are welcomed prior to the full market launch.
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MakeDe Antonio
ModelD23
Year2013
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Length overall7m
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