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Not bad, but if I won the Eurolottery, I would go for the 131.

My pleasure!

It's been a long time coming but glad to finally be able to bring her online! My new favourite of the range for sure!

Yes for sure, we have one into the med charter fleet for next season, which is sure to be booked up super-quick.

haha yes this is quite possibly true! See you next week.

Thanks Chris, they have done an amazing job for boat #001. Every yacht we produce evolves as more and more are produced.

Hi Martin, correct we have a number in build at the moment. Hull #002 has literally departed Poole to her new owners.

Never say never eh!

Afraid this is purely a GRP build, we have no plans to offer her in a metal hull build.

Afraid she is straight off overseas from the Cannes show.

Yes this is correct, there are a whole-host of complications above the 24m LLL.

Hi Chris, I've always said the different between a very good yacht and a truly great yacht, are those last few details. Each owner will want to do it differently, so it's a case of understanding their needs and delivering the end solution. Yes I would say typically an extra 2-3% will cover most custom tweaks, although from time to time that may be well out. I've done £500k on just stone before on a 131Y or say £500k on an AV install, it all comes down to what an owner sees the value in spending their money on. The answer is always yes, IF there is an engineering way to achieve it and the buyer is prepared to pay for it!

@@TheVirtualYachtBroker thanks for the reply

At £10.5 million, I don't think they would argue the toss with you if it was going to be a deal-breaker if they weren't included 😃

Good spot, yes there is a Ps4 in the saloon (owners spec). We can add anything like this during build, depending on what an owner wants to do whilst onboard.

Yes there is a polishing system in the engine room.

She will ship as deck cargo.

Hi Peter, for boat #001 they have done an amazing job. It is so hard from pure CGIs to visualise exactly how a boat will turn out, so there is a continuous evolution on any platform as we build more and more. The good thing is that boats can nearly always be later modified to suit a future owners tastes.

@@TheVirtualYachtBroker Agreed, fantastic boat, but your spec I'd trust.

The published range is actually quite a lot more that this (and on other models is actually less in real-world usage), so think of a balance between the two numbers, that all models in our range are around the same. Realistically with a GRP hull with these sort of engines, somewhere between 1000-1300nm is about as much as you need. They are not transatlantic, so there is little need to have capacity for more than this.