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BB44 emerges from the mold

by Boston Boatworks 1 Mar 19:09 GMT
BB44 Hull No. 001 © Boston Boatworks

We’re excited to announce that our Boston Boatworks 44 Offshore Express Cruiser series BB44 Hull No. 001 is out of the mold with the structural grid complete, and Hull No. 002 is prepped and ready to begin construction this month.

One key distinction that sets apart every Boston Boatworks vessel is our build process. We are experts in composite laminating and application, custom fabrication techniques, collaborative design and engineering, and ongoing support for our customers—all with the goal of maximizing your time, and comfort, on the water.

The high-performance boats we build are engineered and designed to take advantage of advanced composite construction that results in increased offshore safety, comfort, and range.

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