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A private workshop in Son, Norway, houses a collection of 11 restored Dragon-class sailboats, a JOD 70, and several classic automobiles.0:51 The facility serves as a hub for the local Dragon fleet, which has grown from two inactive boats to 13 active vessels through a systematic acquisition and restoration program. Key boats in the collection include the 1962 Børresen-built *Dragon Dream*, which underwent a full restoration involving milling and re-gluing hull planks, and *Nini Roald*, a 2014 build.3:28 The workshop provides space for maintenance, including fiberglass repairs, bottom paint application, and structural work on damaged hulls like *Miss W*.7:00 The owner emphasizes the importance of proper wood boat maintenance, specifically warning against covering rot with fiberglass or epoxy, and plans to host technical workshops on these topics.11:59 The facility also stores classic vehicles, including a Daimler Double Six and two Morgan prototypes, reflecting the owner's long-term commitment to preserving both classic sailing and automotive heritage.8:10

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