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Hula Girl

SPECIFICATIONS

Current Price	uS$ 33,500
Vessel Type	Racing Sailboat
Builder	Beneteau
Year	2019
Location	Cullman, Alabama, United States
Hull Material	Fiberglass
LOA	18 feet
Beam	7 feet
Engine Manufacturer	Suskui
Engine Model
Engine Count	1
Engine Year	2024
Fuel	Gas/Petrol
Max Speed	knots

Racing Sailboat Hula Girl

Price Improvement: The asking price is $33,500!

The First 18 SE is a modern and fun gateway to keel-boat sailing. A wide, flat, and stable hull, ballasted swinging keel, gennaker snuffer system, furling jib, and minimized deck controls all facilitate an easy-to-handle yet lively sailing experience. Easily dismantled and trailered, she'll surely fulfill racing ambitions in international one-design classes as well as adventurous sea-camping.

What is the difference between the Beneteau First 18 and the First 18 SE? Absolutely nothing minus the logo. Beneteau and Seascape introduced the First Series simplified sail plan and aluminum spars in 2022, and the original designs with carbon spars and square top mains became the First 14 SE, 18 SE, 24 SE, and 27 SE. The First 18/First 18 SE is the only model that is not offered in aluminum spars and a traditional main.

NAVAL ARCHITECT: Manuard YD

INTERIOR DESIGN: EP Studio

Concept and R&D: Seascape

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