Design
Paloma 650 open
Designed by Paolo Lodigiani and Matteo Costa
The open version of the Paloma, a family that began with a customer wanting a transom-sterned inboard motor boat on gozzo lines, mainly for fishing. The hull had to be redrawn entirely for the new shape, and once it existed it turned out to suit several quite different boats.
The boat the Paloma family began as: a 6.50 m open inboard motor boat drawn for a customer, round hulled and strip planked.
What building a Paloma 650 open actually takes
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