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BENETEAU OCEANIS 37

With Italian styling, the Oceanis 37 offered improved comfort and better performance over its predecessor, the Clipper 373. Her freeboard is not excessive and her low coachroof melds neatly into her foredeck, giving her a sleek, contemporary look.

Offered with a shoal or deep fin keel, her redesigned hull made

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