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Coast Wide Marine is a NSW boat brokerage handling sales, valuations and marine insurance along the NSW coast. The business advertises listings from Coffs Harbour down to Batemans Bay and Sydney, and says it operates with a team that includes marine surveyors, shipwrights and delivery skippers.

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Service area: NSW coast — Coffs Harbour to Sydney to Batemans Bay

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Locations: Coffs Harbour - Port Macquarie - Pittwater - Sydney Harbour - Batemans Bay

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Address: 9/16 Princes Street Marina, Newport, NSW, 2106, AU

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