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Jouet 920 |
Price Guide
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£20,000 to
£25,000
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| Builder |
Yachting France |
| LOA |
30' 5" |
Sail area |
495 sq ft
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Brief details |
| LWL |
25' 9" |
Rig |
sloop |
Designed by
Daniel Tortarolo, and built by Yachting France between 1979
and 1984, the Jouet 920 is a modern styled cruiser-racer with
good accommodation for up to six, including a double berth
aft. |
| Beam |
10' 3" |
Cabins |
2 |
| Draught |
5' 5" standard fin or or 3' 3" shallow fin |
Berths |
6 |
| Displacement |
6,835 lbs |
Engine |
Volvo or Renault |
| Ballast |
2,645 lbs |
BHP |
8 - 13 |
| Keel type |
fin |
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Yachting France were
a major boatbuilder during the 1970s and early 80s -
for a while being the second biggest yacht builder in
France after Beneteau. They produced a number of small
cruiser-racers as well as motor-sailers. Interiors were
often described as bland, but at least they avoided
the garish finishes of some contemporary French boats.
The company closed in the early 1990s,
and it is now difficult to trace details and specifications
of many of the yachts they built |
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