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Saxdor 320 GTC

n case you have been living under a rock, Finland is making its name known on the international powerboat scene. The easternmost Scandinavian country has offered a strong inflow of fast, seaworthy boats that many boaters (and especially first-time owners) see as a value play thanks in large part to the dampened labor costs at the Eastern European yards where these boats are primarily built.

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