Did Striper boats go out of business?

Did Striper boats go out of business?

Polaris to Discontinue Production of Rinker, Striper and Larson FX Boat Brands. announced it has made the strategic decision to focus its marine investments and growth efforts on its flagship boating brands.

Are Seaswirl Striper boats any good?

Stripers are good boats. I have an 04 2101 with no plans of selling it. The fit and finish is good but don’t expect a grady or whaler quality. Wiring can be a mess and need cleaning up.

Who makes Trophyboats?

Currently, Trophy Boats is part of the Brunswick Corporation. On the other hand, in the early 80s, the Trophy brand name started out as Bayliner’s fishing boat line. This Trophy line was just like the Bayliner built original design. The line included small cruisers, cuddy’s, CC’s, and bass boats.

Who makes Seaswirl Striper boats?

Genmar Industries
Culver-based Seaswirl is rebounding in the boat industry following the bankruptcy of its parent company, Outboard Marine Corporation (OMC), last year. Acquired by Minneapolis-based Genmar Industries, Seaswirl was infused with the capital it needed to improve its product line and increase its market share.

Who made Seaswirl Boats?

Seaswirl Boats was once a subsidiary brand under the Outboard Marine Corporation, which was at one time the world’s largest producer of outboard motors.

Who bought Seaswirl?

Where is Seaswirl made?

Now located in Culver, a small town on the Crooked River in mid-Oregon, the 230 person workforce at Seaswirl builds a line of fiberglass runabouts, walkarounds, center consoles and cuddies ranging from 17 up to 25 feet.

Do they still make Trophy boats?

Bayliner has revived the beloved Trophy fishing boat brand for 2020! Now for the 2020 model year, Bayliner has announced the return of their Trophy line of center console fishing boats. …

Are Bayliner boats still being made?

The Bayliner manufacturing was moved out in 2013, and all production in that plant ceased, and it was closed in 2021. They currently make deck boats, bowriders, and center consoles ranging from 16 to 26 feet.