Northside Marine is building the brands of aluminium boats within the dealership to compliment the Stacer Alluminium with the inclusion of Allision Plate and Stabicraft.

The two new brands bring a different market of customers to Northside Marine for purchasing of packages that previously were not available from the dealership.

The selection of the product were chosen by Greg Nickerson, Bill Hull and sales staff member Jason Comino. “The Allison Alloy packages will now suit the purchaser who likes the ride of a plate boat and extra strength it gives. The Stabicraft will be offered to the commercial buyer and the sportsfisherman who has the requirement of a stable platform. “ Bill Hull stated last week when the initial two models arrived at the dealership.

Jason Comino who is a very keen offshore and bay areas, catch and release fisherman, worked with Greg and Bill to choose the right models that he knows will sell within the dealership. “ I love my time on the water and I know what the customers wants, like, personal service, hulls to be optioned out for the customers’ needs, special dash layouts, over size live bait tanks, some internal configurations that cannot be manufactured in mass produce boats” Jason said “ plus I know what the hardcore fisherman wants and their dedication to fishing and the environment, these two brands will suit their needs and I will be proud to advise them .”

“The first of the Allison Plates hull will arrive early November, the 470 Amazon and then the 455 Afafura will be fitted out with Yamaha outboards and water tests will be available to customers who have waited for a sea trail on these new models.” Greg Nickerson quoted when interviewed. “ The Stabicraft models will be in stock early 2012 and we will request Government and semi government bodies that maybe revising older models of boats, to upgrade to vessesl that have a requirement by law to be built within Queensland survey requirements.”

Bruce Allison of Allison Plate and Stabicraft Marine Australian Sales Manager, Sean McColl both commented that the two brands do not clash and both know that the business of Northside Marine and the staff will not allow the customer to be confused between what the models offer during the purchase of the products.

New models will be produced by Allision Plate Alloy in 2012 and Northside Marine will stock a range suitable for that discerning buyer.

For further information contact Bill Hull or Greg Nickerson at Northside Marine.