Design
Diapason 750
Designed by Paolo Lodigiani and Matteo Costa
At 7.50 m a small cabin cruiser sits on a useful edge: this is about the longest that can be trailed without straining her beam and weight, and it is just short of the length where standing headroom, a proper separate heads and a galley all fit. Another metre would settle it. Many boats this size try to have both and end up as unhappy hybrids; the Diapason does not pretend.
A 7.50 m trailable cabin cruiser, which is about the largest a boat can be and still go behind a car without being strained into it. Chine hull in plywood, and an expert build.
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