British boatbuilder Sealine International is showcasing three new models tailored to the U.S. market at a July 23-25 press event in Fort Lauderdale.
The T50 Flybridge Motor Yacht, C48 Coupe and SC42i Sports Coupe will be available for testing, according to the company.
Sealine Yachts USA president Bill Griffiths and director of new business development Jason Hudson will be on hand.
Obexer’s Boat Company in Homewood, Calif., is now carrying ValvTect Marine Gasoline at its docks.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has put the Providence Boat Show up for sale.
The Brunswick builder has already invested $850,000 on its pontoon boat plant as part of long-term infrastructure improvements.
Rossiter Boats, doing business as Windward Holdings Inc, was placed into bankruptcy on June 5.
Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin’s op-ed in yesterday’s SunSentinel presented the impact of recent tariffs on the U.S. boating industry to a mainstream audience.
The U.S. House of Representatives will vote on the Modern Fish Act on Tuesday, and the Senate is moving forward with similar legislation.
A new social medial program is available for dealers.
The Center for Recreational Boating Research has released the SOBOS app that is available for iOS and Android users.
At a media event last weekend in Gothenburg, Sweden, Volvo Penta officials said the company plans to expand its line of Seven Marine outboards to include models that could potentially range between 250 and 400 horsepower.