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Wooden Boat Sales is a sailboat brokerage based in Newtown, Victoria, offering brokerage services to buyers and sellers of yachts and sailing vessels.

Service area: Newtown, VIC

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Wooden Boat Sales operates as a sailboat brokerage out of Newtown, VIC. The business facilitates transactions for both buyers and sellers of yachts and other sailing vessels.

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Provides brokerage support throughout the sale process, including marketing, negotiation and paperwork.
Assists clients in locating suitable vessels and in preparing boats for sale.

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Phone: 0418 107523
Email: not provided
Address: PO Box 3106, Newtown, VIC 3106, Australia
Website: http://woodenboatsales.com.au

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