Finish Line Boats publishes the fleet in three collections. The collection is the first choice. The model page is the second. Figures, photos, and the price note stay on the model they belong to.

Signature Yachts

Signature is the long-range yacht collection. The models published there have their own lengths, layouts, and list prices. Start at the Signature collection, then open one hull. The page that opens is the only place that model’s specification row and price note are shown together.

Explorer Catamarans

Explorer is the catamaran collection. These pages use the same layout as the rest of the fleet: a heading, a list price, a price note, a specification row, story photos, and a gallery. Open the Explorer collection and choose the length you want to read. One explorer’s draft or beam is not copied onto another explorer.

Sport Fishing Boats

Sport Fishing is the third collection. The Sport collection lists those models on their own cards. A sport page is still a full boat page. It carries that model’s photos and the note under its list price.

What every model page contains

Whichever collection you start from, the model page is the record for that boat. You should find:

• The model name and the published introduction.
• The list price stored for that model, with the price note directly under it.
• A short specification row, then three story photos when those photos have been published.
• The gallery and the longer specification sections.
• A closing section where you can ask the yard about that exact boat.

The fleet index shows the published models across all three collections. If a boat is not on that index, it is not a published listing.

How to go further

Read the page for the hull you are considering, then use the button on that page, or the contact page. The sales desk is Cole Bradley at +84 77 582 1064 and salesglobal@finishlineboats.com. An enquiry names the boat. It does not, by itself, confirm an order.