South Shore Yachts appointed Ontario dealer for Bavaria

Rob Maclachlan and Cody Montgomery

 

Dec 20, 2018

Rob Maclachlan (l) and Cody Montgomery rigging a Bavaria Vision 42

Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON December 4, 2018– South Shore Yachts (SSY) a yacht sales and service company has been recently appointed as a dealer for Bavaria sailing yachts for Ontario. The appointment comes from Yacht Sales West (YSW), importer for Bavaria Yachts into Canada.

Launching a Vision

 

 

 

 launching at SSY a Vision 42, earlier this year.

“We are pleased to be representing this renowned German builder,” said Rob Maclachlan, President of SSY. Rob has experience with Bavaria as a dealer a decade ago, but stepped away up the franchise when the recession loomed.

South Shore Yachts“It’s been a few years since Ontario has had Bavaria sailing yachts representation,” says Len Baronit the Bavaria Brand Specialist for YSW, “bringing SSY into the fold makes sense as they are a solid, long standing company that is well respected in the region.” concluded Len. Baronit’s and Maclachlan’s friendship and business relationship go back some years to the days when Rob worked for C&C and Len was a west coast dealer.

South Shore Yachts 2South Shore Yachts is located in Virgil, not far from Niagara-on-the Lake where Rob grew up and later worked for C&C. Cody Montgomery is a partner in South Shore Yachts. Cody is in charge of service and the pair work as a team to provide their customers, including many longstanding C&C owners, with complete service.

WWW.SOUTHSHOREYACHTS.COM, 1544 Four Mile Creek Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake. (905) 468 4340

-JM

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