Expertly crafted with an aluminum hull, this 1973 Dumont Carval 43 remains a distinctive example of naval architecture inspired by the lines of the Pen Duick II. With a length of 13 meters and a draft of 2.2 meters, this sailboat is engineered for structural integrity and secure handling across varied sea conditions. The vessel is powered by a 50HP Perkins engine, which was rebuilt in 2010 and currently logs approximately 1,000 hours. Consistent technical maintenance supports the performance of this used boat, including a heat exchanger replacement in 2015, alongside updates to the valves, through-hull fittings, and standing rigging in 2010. The hull and engine maintenance will be finalized prior to the sale. Accommodation on board includes two cabins plus an additional skipper cabin, complemented by a single bathroom with a shower. This layout reflects the history of the yacht being maintained by a professional sailing instructor, focusing on functional living spaces and efficient deck management for those who appreciate traditional sailing craft. Located in France, this vessel is listed with the VAT paid. The price has been recently reduced to 89.500 EUR, reflecting an opportunity for collectors or sailors seeking a unique aluminum-hulled sailing yacht with a storied design lineage.