Seamasters to introduce new Stingray 206cc at Halifax Boat Show

Seamaster Inflatables

Oct 23, 2016

Always a major exhibitor at the Halifax International Boat Show, Seamaster’s sales manager Dave Trott tells us they will have several news products on display including the new Stingray 206cc and the 186cc.

Seamaster Services of Dartmouth is a diversified company with roots in the marine safety business. Over the years they have expanded from liferafts to inflatable boats, as a Zodiac dealers, and now sell and service an extensive line of fibreglass and inflatable boats including Grady-White and Stingray. They are dealers for Yamaha outboards and have marine store, parts department and full service technicians for mechanical, electrical, and fibreglass repair.

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3 photos courtesy of Seamasters

 

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