Southwind Marine, boat building division of Yamaha Motor Co., has firmly established itself as a manufacturer of first rate craft, covering the semi-commercial and recreational fields.
At the Sydney International Boat Show, Sydney's Southwind dealership, North Narrabeen's Enterprise Marine, will display a comprehensive range of the superbly built craft.
One model gracing the exhibit is not to be missed - the excellent Southwind SC640, a beautifully designed craft incorporating clever and innovative features.
While giving the profile appearance of an open boat, the Southwind SC640 cleverly conceals a spacious cabin with sleeping accommodation for two beneath its helm console. Ideal for offshore work, the splendid 6.4-metre hull is a masterpiece in fibreglass.
The show boat, powered by a 175 horsepower Yamaha outboard, exhibits ample acceleration and all-round performance, and would impress blue water anglers with its handling characteristics and stability.
With its sporty stainless steel rocket launcher and bimini top it really looks the part, too. Also on the Enterprise Marine Southwind display is another model aimed at pleasing the angler, the neat SF 580, a 5.8-metre rig, its 'SF' designation signifying sport fisherman.
The SF 580, together with another occupant of the Southwind display, the 565, an ideal family runabout, sports a 130hp Yamaha at the transom.
For the family boater who finds the bow rider concept appealing, take a look at the Southwind 550 BR, a boat offering all the space aboard a family needs to enjoy the waterways.
Each of these models will be available through Enterprise Marine as total packages, comprising boat/motor/trailer for those seeking trouble free boating.
With Southwind, customers have the added confidence of knowing that one of the world's renowned organisations, Yamaha Motor Co, is behind the name.
For further information contact Yamaha Motor Australia, telephone (02) 9757-0011 or Enterprise Marine, (02) 9913-7767.
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Southwind Marine's outstanding blue water rig, the SC 640, sure to be a star on Enterprise Marine's exhibit.
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