Italian shipyard Dellapasqua updates its entry level flybridge motor cruiser by presenting the new DC9 SL. This new Dellapasqua continues the genuine reliable product as offered by this Adriatic sea based builder since fifty years plus, and continues its follow up to the classic Hunt deep Vee shape. Measuring an overall length of eleven meters, or 36 feet plus the 9 SL is constructed all in hand in traditional way. Inside the DC9 SL can sleep four persons in two separate cabins below. The master cabin is located to fore, and a twin bunk guest room is to starboard. On the main deck is a saloon with a dinette, and a galley behind the lower helm station. The 9 SL also impresses for its aft deck of very generous dimensions, and a very spacious bathing platform where is possible to stow a tender. Power is twin 400hp diesel engines in traditional line shaft propulsion. Technical Data:
LOA - 11.02 m (36.1ft)
Length - 10.42 m
Beam - 3.08 m
Displacement - 9.97 t
Fuel Capacity - 600 l
Water Capacity - 250 l
Accommodation - 4 berths
Max Persons - 12
Engines - 2 x 400hp
Propulsion - line shaft
Certification - CE B
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Van Der Heijden has recently launched its largest every yacht built, the 2400 Superior. This new current Van Der Heijden flagship puts the Dutch steel boat builder on the Super Yacht map, and follows design cues as the 2008 launched 2000 Superior. She will be presented at the coming Dusseldorf boat show end of this month. Having a steel hull, and aluminium super structure the 2400 Superior can accommodate depending on owners specification up to five double guest cabins. A single crew cabin with private head is located aft. The hull is of hard chine shape, a standard design coming from Dutch builders in recent times. Power is from twin Iveco 825hp which can give speeds of about 18 knots. 
