Gallery: This Gorgeous Yacht Combines Old-School Looks With Aerospace Tech

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    The Alen 55 has a top speed of 35 knots, or just over 40 mph.
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    The interior is full of teak and lacquered wood, which can handle wet feet while looking swanky.
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    The boat sleeps five people, with one master bedroom seen in the back.
  • Customers can customize their yacht with options like this grill and an eightperson dining table.
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    Customers can customize their yacht, with options like this grill and an eight-person dining table.
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    Sit in the captain's chair to control the two 800-hp Volvo engines.
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    Unique to the Alen boats, the 55 has a sunken walkway that allows for easy access around the boat.
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