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SPRING 2009:
As the first wave of Baby Boomers approach retirement amidst the current and
unprecedented malaise on Wall Street, the flight to hard assets has begun.
Physical, tangible objects that provide utility and intrinsic value are gaining not-so-
subtle prominence over the bubble-based equities and "paper promises" of
yesteryear -
These changing trends, along with the continued popularity of sailing & cruising,
have created enormous financial opportunities for those who enjoy sailboats and
recognize the value of timing -
Buying and selling sailboats for profit, or "flipping" as the insiders call it, has
been going on for generations - ever since the first days of yachting. When it's
done correctly it can put food on the table, get the kids through college and still
leave plenty of extra cash for early retirement -
"...My first break was a little 20' sloop that I picked up for $800, roughly a
quarter of her actual market value. That was a long time ago, and what I didn't
realize at the time was that Troubadour would become the launch-pad for an
entire lifetime of buying, selling and trading sailboats.
"Why sailboats? Well, they say if you really want to be successful in this life
you've gotta find something you love, whatever that might be, and then just do
it. Make it happen. But for me, there was never any question about it. We've all
got to do something and I picked sailboats."
The Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is a realistic, street-smart, and fully self-contained
guide to buying and selling sailboats for profit. Presented in hard-copy format, it's
jam-packed with sources, techniques and little known 'tricks of the trade' based
on over 50 years' experience in the field -
Now in its Fourth Edition ('09), the publication has been newly expanded and
updated to address the specific requirements of today's sailboat market and
what's happening right now, as well as in-depth exposure to the new
opportunities which have been created by these exact conditions.
"Be your own broker, banker and surveyor."
In its most basic form, each 'flip' can be used to fund the purchase of larger and
more expensive yachts, or simply to finance your own cruising & sailing enjoyment
along the way. The Sailboat Sales Manual 101 provides both traditional and
contemporary tactics to create maximum benefit every time you buy or sell:
"...And anyway, it sure beats punching a time clock for a living.
"I recently asked a yacht broker friend of mine what he thought I could get for
an older 30 footer that I’d picked up for $6000. His reply was ‘whatever
someone is willing to pay for it… probably $7000 to $10,000. It’s a soft market
for the older boats,' he explained.
"That might have been true, except that a couple weeks later I sold that same
boat for $23,000 cash."
"I LOVE IT!! Having spent many years in the game myself, I
thought I knew just about everything there was to know about
buying and selling boats... but your book blew me away!
My only question is, where were you 30 years ago??" - J.M.
Due to the proprietary nature of its contents, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is
never sold in stores. Topics include:
PLUS, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 includes special financing techniques forthose who want to uncover yet another income stream while adding an extra 20-
30% to their back-end profits:
How to increase the value of any boat built between 1965 and 1996... by
another 20-30% or more. Simply by changing the way she's offered!
How to create steady, residual income from your boats so you can retire early
or go cruising. How to be your own banker, and why it's a good idea.
In short, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is a complete system that takes you
through the entire process of buying and selling sailboats for profit, breaking each
step into small sections that you can read for yourself and instantly apply.
Hard Copy Edition: $129.95
The Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is available in the original Hard-Copy Edition for
$129.95 (plus shipping) with a full 60-day moneyback guarantee. Even if you buy
or sell just one sailboat, it's an investment that can pay for itself hundreds or even
thousands of times over -
Digital Download: $67.95
If you'd rather have the information immediately and you want to save 48% you can
download, save and print the entire Sailboat Sales Manual 101 as an eBook (.pdf)
for only $67.95. Delivery is instant, even if it's 3:00 AM. Read it like an eBook from
your computer screen, or print the pages and install them into a 3-ring binder -
Designed for the serious investor, the Legal Forms Kit
includes contracts, templates, tracking sheets and all
the other necessary forms for protecting your interests
every time you buy or sell a sailboat. A real time saver -
Vessel Bills of Sale
Power of Attorney
Installment Sales Invoice
Transferable Promissory Note
Buyer & Seller Tracking Sheets
Buy/Sell Checklist for Investors
Includes Sample Forms & Print-Ready Blanks!
INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS: These forms are also provided as universal templates so they
can be customized for international use with any currency denomination (USD, CAD, GBP,
EUR, AUD, JPY, NZD, ZAR, BMD, BRL, XCD, FRF, DEM, MXN, etc... or weights XAU, XAG,
etc.). MS Word Compatible.
It's important to know condition of each vessel as accurately as possible. But why
pay somebody else to tell you what you should've been able to find for yourself?
The key is knowing what to look for and where to find it -
With this extensive checklist containing over 450 separate inspection points, you
can perform your own structural and mechanical evaluations BEFORE deciding if
the boat you're looking at is worth taking the next step or hiring a surveyor:
Rigs & Rigging Inspections
Hulls, Decks & Superstructure
Bulkheads, Floors & Stringers
Engines, Generators & Machinery
Props, Shafts, Rudders & Running Gear
AC & DC Electrical Systems
Tankage, Pumps & Plumbing Systems
Specs - Accommodations - Layout
Safety Equipment
Accessories & Appliances
and more...
Includes Print-Ready Blanks!
"At today's going rates of $10 to $20 per foot per survey, the cost savings of a
good preliminary checkup will add up very quickly to your advantage. And
besides that, it's kind of fun..."
Whether you're a casual enthusiast who just wants to structure your own buying &
selling arrangements more proactively, or if you're a hardcore investor who
enjoys making money perhaps as much as you enjoy yachting itself, the Sailboat
Sales Manual 101 delivers every advantage you'll need in order to buy & sell each
vessel profitably, while having plenty of fun along the way.
Either way, it's an investment that can pay for itself many times over, beginning
with the very next boat you buy or sell. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Try the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 risk-free for 60 days. And if you don't agree that
it's the best and most complete resource on the subject of buying & selling
sailboats for profit, or if you're unsatisfied with your purchase for any reason at all,
simply contact us for a no-hassle, 100% refund of your purchase price.
Ready to Get Started? Average order time: 72 seconds
Please make your selection below. Secure Payment Processing is hosted by
PayPal using 128-bit SSL encryption technology. All major credit cards are
accepted, (Visa, Mastercard, Amex & Discover) plus PayPal and e-Checks.
If ordering the PDF eBook version, you will be automatically redirected back to our
secure Download Page for instant retrieval of the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 plus
the Investor's Toolbox. Just click "Return to Merchant" after you've reached the
completed payment page.
>> Questions? Need help? We're right here. For fast, personalized support and
FAQ please use our contact form.
PS: Whether you prefer the Hard Copy Edition or the PDF Download, by ordering
now you'll receive the SailboatSales Manual 101, plus the Investor's Toolbox.
Either way, the 60-day moneyback guarantee ensures there is no risk for you.
As the first wave of Baby Boomers approach retirement amidst the current and
unprecedented malaise on Wall Street, the flight to hard assets has begun.
Physical, tangible objects that provide utility and intrinsic value are gaining not-so-
subtle prominence over the bubble-based equities and "paper promises" of
yesteryear -
These changing trends, along with the continued popularity of sailing & cruising,
have created enormous financial opportunities for those who enjoy sailboats and
recognize the value of timing -
Buying and selling sailboats for profit, or "flipping" as the insiders call it, has
been going on for generations - ever since the first days of yachting. When it's
done correctly it can put food on the table, get the kids through college and still
leave plenty of extra cash for early retirement -
"...My first break was a little 20' sloop that I picked up for $800, roughly a
quarter of her actual market value. That was a long time ago, and what I didn't
realize at the time was that Troubadour would become the launch-pad for an
entire lifetime of buying, selling and trading sailboats.
"Why sailboats? Well, they say if you really want to be successful in this life
you've gotta find something you love, whatever that might be, and then just do
it. Make it happen. But for me, there was never any question about it. We've all
got to do something and I picked sailboats."
The Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is a realistic, street-smart, and fully self-contained
guide to buying and selling sailboats for profit. Presented in hard-copy format, it's
jam-packed with sources, techniques and little known 'tricks of the trade' based
on over 50 years' experience in the field -
Now in its Fourth Edition ('09), the publication has been newly expanded and
updated to address the specific requirements of today's sailboat market and
what's happening right now, as well as in-depth exposure to the new
opportunities which have been created by these exact conditions.
"Be your own broker, banker and surveyor."
In its most basic form, each 'flip' can be used to fund the purchase of larger and
more expensive yachts, or simply to finance your own cruising & sailing enjoyment
along the way. The Sailboat Sales Manual 101 provides both traditional and
contemporary tactics to create maximum benefit every time you buy or sell:
- BUYERS: How much should you pay for your next boat? Are you really
getting the best deal possible? Should you listen to the price books,
brokers and banks... or is there a better system for determining what
she's really worth?
- In the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 , you'll discover over a dozen ways to find
popular, top quality production boats such as Cape Dory, Tartan, Bristol,
Beneteau, Nautor Swan, Pearson, Cal, Catalina, Pacific Seacraft, Island
Packet, and all the other brands, for true wholesale prices, about half of
their present market value -
No cash? No problem. We also include a variety of techniques to buy
vessels with no money down, plus step-by-step instructions and print-
ready forms to make it simple.
SELLERS: Learn how to quickly identify, out-wit and out-maneuver the
competition in your local sailboat market. Eliminate the lowball bids, tire-
kickers and deadbeat offers, creating a steady stream of highly qualified,
eager-to-pay-your-price BUYERS.
- Find out exactly what it takes to sell your boat super fast in today's market,
and for a much higher price than you (or anyone else) may have thought
possible - with no brokers required, and no commissions to pay.
- OWNERS: Most sailors have been conditioned to believe their vessels are
a depreciating asset, and that it would be unrealistic to expect a return on
monies invested toward maintenance and upgrades. But this is not always
true, and you'll also discover how in many cases, depreciation can be
reversed on all but the very newest boats (+/- 5 years).
- At the same time, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 will also help you slash
ownership and upkeep expenses by 30-50% or more, and in some cases
eliminate them altogether. Learn how to extract tremendous savings on
slip fees, maintenance, taxes, insurance, labor and more.
- TRADERS: Part-time or full-time, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 offers only
the most practical, hands-on strategies whereby you retain full control of
your vessels and your results. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme, but it's a
whole lot safer than trying to beat the stock market, and more consistently
lucrative with base profits of 100% (or more) per boat.
Say goodbye to needing 'luck on your side.' Make money doing something
you can control and enjoy at your own pace. Learn how to double your
investment (or more) on every transaction, and use your skills to create
secure, long lasting wealth.
Discover how using each boat as a 'stepping stone' to pay for the next one
can multiply your net worth exponentially... even in today's market... and
even if you were dirt poor and could only start with a thousand dollars -
"...And anyway, it sure beats punching a time clock for a living.
"I recently asked a yacht broker friend of mine what he thought I could get for
an older 30 footer that I’d picked up for $6000. His reply was ‘whatever
someone is willing to pay for it… probably $7000 to $10,000. It’s a soft market
for the older boats,' he explained.
"That might have been true, except that a couple weeks later I sold that same
boat for $23,000 cash."
"I LOVE IT!! Having spent many years in the game myself, I
thought I knew just about everything there was to know about
buying and selling boats... but your book blew me away!
My only question is, where were you 30 years ago??" - J.M.
Due to the proprietary nature of its contents, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is
never sold in stores. Topics include:
| Fundamentals & Strategies of the Game |
| How to Find Sailboats for .50 cents on the Dollar... or Less |
| How to Sell in ANY Market - Quickly and for a Much Higher Price |
| No Money Down Boatbuying Techniques |
| The Un-Censored Truth About NADA, Blue Book & BUC Values |
| The Hidden Goldmines of Niche Markets (Specialty Boats) |
| Increasing Cashflow by Wheeling & Dealing with Excess Inventories |
| Win / Win Negotiating Techniques and Concessions |
| Flipping to BEAT Inflation/Deflation and Preserve Your Wealth |
| How to Slash Ownership Expenses by 30-50% |
| Tips for Flipping Sailboats on the Internet |
| Appointments, Sea Trials and Surveys |
| Tax Benefits & Secondary Income Streams |
| A Psychological Profile of Sailboat Buyers |
| Swipe File: Sources, Wholesale Suppliers, Phone Numbers & Links |
| Much more... Everything you need to get started right away! |
PLUS, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 includes special financing techniques for
30% to their back-end profits:
How to increase the value of any boat built between 1965 and 1996... by
another 20-30% or more. Simply by changing the way she's offered!
How to create steady, residual income from your boats so you can retire early
or go cruising. How to be your own banker, and why it's a good idea.
In short, the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is a complete system that takes you
through the entire process of buying and selling sailboats for profit, breaking each
step into small sections that you can read for yourself and instantly apply.
Hard Copy Edition: $129.95
The Sailboat Sales Manual 101 is available in the original Hard-Copy Edition for
$129.95 (plus shipping) with a full 60-day moneyback guarantee. Even if you buy
or sell just one sailboat, it's an investment that can pay for itself hundreds or even
thousands of times over -
Digital Download: $67.95
If you'd rather have the information immediately and you want to save 48% you can
download, save and print the entire Sailboat Sales Manual 101 as an eBook (.pdf)
for only $67.95. Delivery is instant, even if it's 3:00 AM. Read it like an eBook from
your computer screen, or print the pages and install them into a 3-ring binder -
Designed for the serious investor, the Legal Forms Kit
includes contracts, templates, tracking sheets and all
the other necessary forms for protecting your interests
every time you buy or sell a sailboat. A real time saver -
Vessel Bills of Sale
Power of Attorney
Installment Sales Invoice
Transferable Promissory Note
Buyer & Seller Tracking Sheets
Buy/Sell Checklist for Investors
Includes Sample Forms & Print-Ready Blanks!
INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS: These forms are also provided as universal templates so they
can be customized for international use with any currency denomination (USD, CAD, GBP,
EUR, AUD, JPY, NZD, ZAR, BMD, BRL, XCD, FRF, DEM, MXN, etc... or weights XAU, XAG,
etc.). MS Word Compatible.
It's important to know condition of each vessel as accurately as possible. But why
pay somebody else to tell you what you should've been able to find for yourself?
The key is knowing what to look for and where to find it -
With this extensive checklist containing over 450 separate inspection points, you
can perform your own structural and mechanical evaluations BEFORE deciding if
the boat you're looking at is worth taking the next step or hiring a surveyor:
Rigs & Rigging Inspections
Hulls, Decks & Superstructure
Bulkheads, Floors & Stringers
Engines, Generators & Machinery
Props, Shafts, Rudders & Running Gear
AC & DC Electrical Systems
Tankage, Pumps & Plumbing Systems
Specs - Accommodations - Layout
Safety Equipment
Accessories & Appliances
and more...
Includes Print-Ready Blanks!
"At today's going rates of $10 to $20 per foot per survey, the cost savings of a
good preliminary checkup will add up very quickly to your advantage. And
besides that, it's kind of fun..."
Whether you're a casual enthusiast who just wants to structure your own buying &
selling arrangements more proactively, or if you're a hardcore investor who
enjoys making money perhaps as much as you enjoy yachting itself, the Sailboat
Sales Manual 101 delivers every advantage you'll need in order to buy & sell each
vessel profitably, while having plenty of fun along the way.
Either way, it's an investment that can pay for itself many times over, beginning
with the very next boat you buy or sell. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Try the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 risk-free for 60 days. And if you don't agree that
it's the best and most complete resource on the subject of buying & selling
sailboats for profit, or if you're unsatisfied with your purchase for any reason at all,
simply contact us for a no-hassle, 100% refund of your purchase price.
Ready to Get Started? Average order time: 72 seconds
Please make your selection below. Secure Payment Processing is hosted by
PayPal using 128-bit SSL encryption technology. All major credit cards are
accepted, (Visa, Mastercard, Amex & Discover) plus PayPal and e-Checks.
If ordering the PDF eBook version, you will be automatically redirected back to our
secure Download Page for instant retrieval of the Sailboat Sales Manual 101 plus
the Investor's Toolbox. Just click "Return to Merchant" after you've reached the
completed payment page.
>> Questions? Need help? We're right here. For fast, personalized support and
FAQ please use our contact form.
PS: Whether you prefer the Hard Copy Edition or the PDF Download, by ordering
now you'll receive the SailboatSales Manual 101, plus the Investor's Toolbox.
Either way, the 60-day moneyback guarantee ensures there is no risk for you.
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Allied
Allmand
Aloha
Alajuela
Amel
Albin Vega
Albin Ballad
Alacrity
Aquarius
Abeking &
Rasmussen
Arco
Balboa
Baba
Baltic
Bavaria
Bayfield
Banjer
Bermuda
(Hinckley)
Bianca
Blackwatch
Bombay Clipper
Bombay Pilot
Bluenose
Block Island
Bowman / Rival
Bounty (Rhodes)
Islander Bahama
Brewer
Beneteau
Benford
Bristol
Bristol Channel
Cutter (BCC)
C&C
Cabo Rico
Caliber
Camper Nicholson
Cape Dory
Capri
Carter Offshore
Catalina
Centurion
Cal
Cheoy Lee
Citation (Irwin)
Cherubini
Chesapeake
Chrysler
Columbia
Crealock
Compac
Contessa
Contest
Corbin
Coronado
CSY
CS Yachts
CT
Celestial
Clipper
Catalac
Cascade
Cabot
Corvette (C&C)
Challenger
Chinook
Tom Colvin
Compromis
Centaur
Dana
Dehler
Downeast
Dockrell
Dickerson
Dufour
Derecktor
Devries Lentsch
Douglas &
MacLeod
Elite (Kyrie)
Endeavor
Endurance
(Ibbold)
Ericson
Etap
Electra (Pearson)
Evasion
(Beneteau)
Ensenada
Eastward Ho'
EO
Etchells
Easterly
Fantasia
Finot
Flicka
Fountaine Pajot
Formosa
Freedom
Islander Freeport
Folkboat
Friendship Sloop
Finnsailer
Fast Passage
Fisher
Fuji
Frers
Galaxy
Wm. Garden
Gemini
Goetz
Gib'Sea
Gin Fizz
HT Gozzard
Gazelle
Golif
Grampian
Gulfstar
Grand Soleil
Gulf (Pilothouse)
Goldenhind
Glander Cay
Hallberg Rassy
Hans Christian
Hanse
Hardin
Hinckley
Hinterhoeller
Heritage
Herreshoff
Holder
Hudson (Force) -
Hughes
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Helms
Hunter
Halcyon
Hirondelle
Hylas
Hurley
Impulse
Irwin
Ingrid
Island Packet IP
Island Trader
Islander
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Jaguar U.K.
Jouet
Kittiwake /
Greenwich
Kenner
Kyrie Elite
Kaiser Gale Force
Krogen
King's Cruiser
Lafitte
Landfall (C&C)
Lagoon -Jeanneau
Laguna
Lancer
Liberty / Chapman
Little Harbor
Hood
Lord Nelson
Levronis
Luders
Luger
MacGregor
Mariner
Morgan
Merritt Walters
Marshall Catboats
Menger Catboats
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Mirage
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Morris / CW Paine
Marieholm
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New Horizon
Najad
Nor'Sea
Nauticat
Nautor Swan
Nelson Marek
Newport
Newporter
Nonsuch
Nordic
Nordica
Nimble
Norseman
Niagra
Out Island
(Morgan)
Oceanic
Oceanis
O'day
Ohlson (Sweden)
Oyster
Pacific Northwest
Panda
Princess (Allied)
Pacific Seacraft
Palmer Johnson
Passport
Pilot (Hinckley)
Parker Dawson /
Midship -
Pearson
Peterson (Kelly)
Precision
Prout
Paceship / PY
Quickstep
Rafiki
Ranger
Rawson
Rhodes
Rival
Reinell
Raider
Redwing (C&C)
Royal Huisman
Roberts Custom
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Sea Sprite
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Shannon
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Southern Cross
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Sovereign
Spencer
Springer
Stone Horse
Seaforth
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Sparkman &
Stephens
Sunward
Seabreeze (Allied)
Sea Wind (Allied)
Sadler
Scepter
Sunbeam
Sweden Yachts
Snapdragon UK
Siren
Sailmaster
Saugeen Witch
Samson C-Breeze
Southerly
Spindrift
Sundeer
Soveriegn
Stevens
Tanzer
Tartan
Tanton
Ta-Shing
Tashiba
Taswell
Tayana
Trintella
Tripp
Tripp Lentsch
Typhoon (Cape
Dory)
Triton (Peason)
Tahiti Ketch
US Yachts
Union
Vagabond
Vancouver
Victoria
Vindo
Viksund
Venture
Vineyard Vixen
Vertue (Giles)
Watkins
Wauquiez -
Centurion
Amphitrite
West Wight Potter
Westerly -
Windrush
Centaur
Tiger
Longbow
Pageant
Oceanlord
Westsail
Whitby
Wellington
Wittholtz
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Young Sun
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Alberg
Alden
Allied
Allmand
Aloha
Alajuela
Amel
Albin Vega
Albin Ballad
Alacrity
Aquarius
Abeking &
Rasmussen
Arco
Balboa
Baba
Baltic
Bavaria
Bayfield
Banjer
Bermuda
(Hinckley)
Bianca
Blackwatch
Bombay Clipper
Bombay Pilot
Bluenose
Block Island
Bowman / Rival
Bounty (Rhodes)
Islander Bahama
Brewer
Beneteau
Benford
Bristol
Bristol Channel
Cutter (BCC)
C&C
Cabo Rico
Caliber
Camper Nicholson
Cape Dory
Capri
Carter Offshore
Catalina
Centurion
Cal
Cheoy Lee
Citation (Irwin)
Cherubini
Chesapeake
Chrysler
Columbia
Crealock
Compac
Contessa
Contest
Corbin
Coronado
CSY
CS Yachts
CT
Celestial
Clipper
Catalac
Cascade
Cabot
Corvette (C&C)
Challenger
Chinook
Tom Colvin
Compromis
Centaur
Dana
Dehler
Downeast
Dockrell
Dickerson
Dufour
Derecktor
Devries Lentsch
Douglas &
MacLeod
Elite (Kyrie)
Endeavor
Endurance
(Ibbold)
Ericson
Etap
Electra (Pearson)
Evasion
(Beneteau)
Ensenada
Eastward Ho'
EO
Etchells
Easterly
Fantasia
Finot
Flicka
Fountaine Pajot
Formosa
Freedom
Islander Freeport
Folkboat
Friendship Sloop
Finnsailer
Fast Passage
Fisher
Fuji
Frers
Galaxy
Wm. Garden
Gemini
Goetz
Gib'Sea
Gin Fizz
HT Gozzard
Gazelle
Golif
Grampian
Gulfstar
Grand Soleil
Gulf (Pilothouse)
Goldenhind
Glander Cay
Hallberg Rassy
Hans Christian
Hanse
Hardin
Hinckley
Hinterhoeller
Heritage
Herreshoff
Holder
Hudson (Force) -
Hughes
(Northstar)
Helms
Hunter
Halcyon
Hirondelle
Hylas
Hurley
Impulse
Irwin
Ingrid
Island Packet IP
Island Trader
Islander
J Boats
Jeanneau
Jonmeri
Jensen / Cal
Jaguar U.K.
Jouet
Kittiwake /
Greenwich
Kenner
Kyrie Elite
Kaiser Gale Force
Krogen
King's Cruiser
Lafitte
Landfall (C&C)
Lagoon -Jeanneau
Laguna
Lancer
Liberty / Chapman
Little Harbor
Hood
Lord Nelson
Levronis
Luders
Luger
MacGregor
Mariner
Morgan
Merritt Walters
Marshall Catboats
Menger Catboats
Mason (PAE)
Mirage
Moody
Morris / CW Paine
Marieholm
Mistress (Allied)
New Horizon
Najad
Nor'Sea
Nauticat
Nautor Swan
Nelson Marek
Newport
Newporter
Nonsuch
Nordic
Nordica
Nimble
Norseman
Niagra
Out Island
(Morgan)
Oceanic
Oceanis
O'day
Ohlson (Sweden)
Oyster
Pacific Northwest
Panda
Princess (Allied)
Pacific Seacraft
Palmer Johnson
Passport
Pilot (Hinckley)
Parker Dawson /
Midship -
Pearson
Peterson (Kelly)
Precision
Prout
Paceship / PY
Quickstep
Rafiki
Ranger
Rawson
Rhodes
Rival
Reinell
Raider
Redwing (C&C)
Royal Huisman
Roberts Custom
S2 Yachts - Tiara
Sabre
San Juan
Santana
Schock
Scanmar
Seafarer
Sou'wester
(Hinkley)
Seaward
Sea Sprite
Sea Wolf (Hudson)
Swiftsure
(Rhodes)
Standfast (Maas)
Seidlemann
Shannon
South Coast
Southern Cross
Soverel
Sovereign
Spencer
Springer
Stone Horse
Seaforth
(Precision)
Sparkman &
Stephens
Sunward
Seabreeze (Allied)
Sea Wind (Allied)
Sadler
Scepter
Sunbeam
Sweden Yachts
Snapdragon UK
Siren
Sailmaster
Saugeen Witch
Samson C-Breeze
Southerly
Spindrift
Sundeer
Soveriegn
Stevens
Tanzer
Tartan
Tanton
Ta-Shing
Tashiba
Taswell
Tayana
Trintella
Tripp
Tripp Lentsch
Typhoon (Cape
Dory)
Triton (Peason)
Tahiti Ketch
US Yachts
Union
Vagabond
Vancouver
Victoria
Vindo
Viksund
Venture
Vineyard Vixen
Vertue (Giles)
Watkins
Wauquiez -
Centurion
Amphitrite
West Wight Potter
Westerly -
Windrush
Centaur
Tiger
Longbow
Pageant
Oceanlord
Westsail
Whitby
Wellington
Wittholtz
X-Yachts
Yamaha
Young Sun
Yorktown
Yankee Dolphin
Sloops, Cutters,
Ketches & Yawls,
Schooners -
Catamarans &
Trimarans -
Motorsailers &
Pilothouse
Editions
Fiberglass &
Wood, Composite
Cold Molded -
Aluminum & Steel
Trailers
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