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Sunrise Yachts Dream Builders Marketing Specifications Brochure 45m "africa" on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Clair Shores, Michigan, United States

Saint Clair Shores, Michigan, United States
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - IT'S BEEN STORED INSIDE LAYING FLAT - LOOKS BETTER THAN PHOTOS SHOW - THE BLURRY IS MY CAMERA NOT THE BROCHURE
Brand:SUNRISE YACHTS Country/Region of Manufacture:Turkey

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    SUNRISE YACHTS - DREAM BUILDERS MARKETING SPECIFICATIONS BROCHURE

8-1/2" x 11" - 34 PAGES + FOLD-OUT PAGES & THE SLEEVE

THIS PROFILES THE SHIPYARD AND THE YACHTS: 147' "AFRICA", 147' "SUNSET", 163'5" "PROJECT 501", 207' "PROJECT 601", 207' "PROJECT 632", & 185'8" "PROJECT 561"

It is in EXCELLENT Condition - See Photo's

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