
Walkthrough a Steeler Yachts NG 40
The crew from Power and Motoryacht, along with our own Editor-in-Chief Andrew Parkinson, walk through the Steeler Yachts NG 40 as it makes its North American boat show debut at Trawlerfest Seattle.

The crew from Power and Motoryacht, along with our own Editor-in-Chief Andrew Parkinson, walk through the Steeler Yachts NG 40 as it makes its North American boat show debut at Trawlerfest Seattle.

Steeler Yachts made their North American Boat Show debut at Trawlerfest Seattle with the NG 40, First Star.

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