Sealine - Nothing under 35ft!?

[P4Paul]

It certainly is a Marmite boat

A bit off topic, but we look straight across at Marmite at Swanwick. Perhaps we will see you in the all new 'Boathouse' at some point.

 

[Moody]

A bit off topic, but we look straight across at Marmite at Swanwick. Perhaps we will see you in the all new 'Boathouse' at some point.

We'll probably be in there at some point over Easter so I'm sure you will. You should pop over and say hello sometime.

 

[PowerYachtBlog]

Blimey that is trusting because you know that these 'boat of the year' awards are really no such thing because they're limited only to the boats that MBM/MBY have tested throughout the year. So, if they only tested 1 flybridge boat over 50ft during the year, then thats the boat of the year in that category Having said that, you probably won't go wrong following that buying policy but there are plenty of good boats out there which have never been tested by MBM/MBY

Is nice to see the culture of the mixed brand which exists in South of Europe from another forumite.
Yes there are many good boats around and some of them even though never mentioned by MBM or MBY keep there value very well.

 

[Locki]

Blimey that is trusting because you know that these 'boat of the year' awards are really no such thing because they're limited only to the boats that MBM/MBY have tested throughout the year. So, if they only tested 1 flybridge boat over 50ft during the year, then thats the boat of the year in that category Having said that, you probably won't go wrong following that buying policy but there are plenty of good boats out there which have never been tested by MBM/MBY

Absolutely, I direct entertainment titles that are subject to exactly the same 'of the year' awards, but one thing's for sure.... MBM and MBY know MUCH more than I do

I've found their Service Awards to be super reliable too.