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Spækhugger (lit. Killer Whale) is a sailboat class designed by Peter Bruun and built in about 500 copies.

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Vinony files it under 1960s sailboat type designs, 24-foot keelboats and Sailboat type designs by Danish designers.

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Height
1.45
Length
6.31
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beam
2.33
inception
1969-00-00
draft
1.45
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Spækhugger (lit. Killer Whale) is a sailboat class designed by Peter Bruun and built in about 500 copies.

==History== The Spækhugger was designed in 1969 for cruising and racing and become the most popular boat in Denmark during the 1970s.

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