Wansworth
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Anybody know anything about this French boat,designer good or bad sea boat,thanks
Sangria 7.6
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anoccasionalyachtsman
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Wansworth
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anoccasionalyachtsman
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I don't think I know the boat, but Harlé was a well-respected designer. Interesting that Yacht Data attributes it to both Jeanneau and GibSea?
Blueboatman
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Says that 2150 were built over 12 years
Which says something ( positive ) to me ?
If the bolt-on keel engineering remains sound and there are no stress cracks to the mouldings from a hard life ( later ones better inevitably??) then why not have a look ??
My two euros worth
Looks nice under sail, might do you very well
Which says something ( positive ) to me ?
If the bolt-on keel engineering remains sound and there are no stress cracks to the mouldings from a hard life ( later ones better inevitably??) then why not have a look ??
My two euros worth
Looks nice under sail, might do you very well
Frogmogman
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The designer, Philippe Harlé is considered something of a legend in France.
The sangria has a reputation for solid build, and as a safe and fairly comfortable sea boat, albeit with a tendency to roll downwind.
jeanneau produced shed loads of them, they are still a common sight in France.
It was available in various different versions; deep draught, shallow draught, and I seem to remember there was a performance version too.
