Talk:Pearson Yachts
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I have began editing this page, and will be adding references as I sort them out. So far I added the info box, rewrote the intro and and started on the history. I also referenced bristol yachts and carl alberg who play important roles in the history of Pearson yachts. Below is the rest of the historical information that I will be adding followed by the a listing of the Pearson Models
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Source: http://sailboatdata.com/view_builder.asp?builder_id=14
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