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St Kilda Boat Sales is a boat brokerage based at St Kilda Marina in Elwood, Victoria. They assist both buyers and sellers with the purchase and sale of new and used vessels, providing professional advice and handling the transaction process. Enquiries can be made by phone or through their website.
St Kilda Boat Sales operates from the St Kilda Marina on Marine Parade, Elwood, VIC. The business focuses on connecting buyers and sellers of new and used boats, offering a dedicated brokerage service.
The brokerage assists clients throughout the buying and selling process, including market evaluation, negotiation and paperwork. While the company’s primary role is brokerage, its location within a marina also gives clients easy access to on‑site facilities.
Customers can reach St Kilda Boat Sales by calling +61 3 9525 5500 or visiting their website at www.stkildaboatsales.com.au. The office is open weekdays from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
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Hi Pene, unfortunately we have no record of you in our system so not sure what this is about. Happy to help any time.
“Highly recommend not to take your boat there bad service and they destroyed my boat”
We would appreciate you not ringing and threatening our female staff to cut their throat. We have witnesses to your conversation and you need to stop. We have not seen your boat for more than 12 months and would not adhere to your shonky request on how we should conduct your repairs.
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