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Fraser Marine is a Hervey Bay-based brokerage and dealer specialising in Caribbean Boats. Operating from the Boat Club Marina / Jetty Road, Urangan, it offers new and used Caribbean runabouts, cruisers and flybridge models and provides sales and on-site servicing support. Customers can phone or visit the Hervey Bay location to enquire about available boats and services.
Service area: Hervey Bay
Fraser Marine operates from Hervey Bay and presents itself as a specialist dealer and broker for Caribbean Boats. The business promotes a range of new and used Caribbean models, from smaller runabouts up to larger flybridge cruisers, and positions its Hervey Bay location as the home of this marque in the region.
Fraser Marine supports people interested in buying Caribbean Boats and in selling or sourcing used Caribbean models through its Hervey Bay showroom and marina presence. The site highlights both new-boat availability and a used-boat gallery, indicating services aimed at matching buyers with existing inventory as well as supplying new vessels from the Caribbean range.
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Fraser Marine is located at the Boat Club Marina in Hervey Bay, with a street-level contact point listed on Jetty Road, Urangan. The listing notes Hervey Bay as the operating base and mentions local airport access with pickup and drop-off services for visiting customers.
Sales of new and used Caribbean Boats are the primary focus. The website also refers to servicing alongside sales, indicating on-site or closely associated servicing support for Caribbean models. Specific ancillary services such as formal valuations, surveys, transport or warranty handling are not detailed on the available pages.
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