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Jeff Hull Fiberglass

Ventura, United States

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What Jeff Hull Fiberglass does.

Jeff Hull Fiberglass builds in Ventura, California, specifically for the local canal islands and the wild sea of the Hawaiian Islands. The Radon-Hull-Designs have proven themselves for more than fifty years and are ideal for surfers, divers, and anglers. The company operates design consultations as well as boat and model manufacturing. Locations are in Ventura, California. No specific brands or certifications are mentioned. The firm was not provided with an exact founding year but has been operating for several decades.

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