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$1,302,750 USD
+6 moreMakeVan Dutch
Model55
Length0.4m
Cabins1
Draft0.4m
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About this vessel
Set sail on an extraordinary journey with the 2018 VanDutch 55, a masterpiece meticulously designed by the renowned yacht architect, Frank Mulder. This luxury yacht seamlessly marries opulence and performance for the discerning connoisseur.
What sets this boat apart from similar 55's is its impeccable maintenance by a certified crew, ensuring it remains in mint condition. The owner's unwavering commitment to high standards has kept this vessel in pristine shape. Moreover, this yacht boasts upgraded technology featuring a JL premium sound system that envelopes the boat in music and Lumishore underwater lights that transform it into a stunning spectacle when docked.
This boat is defect-free and looks just like a brand-new VanDutch 55. Its propulsion system stands out from the rest, as it's one of the very few equipped with Caterpillar engines, making it more reliable and easier to maintain. Spare parts are readily accessible when needed. When it comes to yachts of this model, this is the leader.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeVan Dutch
Model55
Dimensions
Length overall0.4m
Draft0.4m
Accommodation
Cabins1
Features
On board
JL premium sound system
Lumishore underwater lights
Caterpillar engines
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