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Boatsales Staff24 Aug 2017
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Cobia Boats open day on Pittwater

Hot centre-console and dual-console Cobia boats available for test drives this weekend

Gameboats at Holmeport Marina, Church Point, on Pittwater is staging an Open Day this Saturday August 26 with three new Yamaha-outboard-powered Cobia models available for test driving from 10am to 3pm.

Interested parties and their families are invited to check-out the Cobia trio, enjoy a sausage sizzle and soft drink, and avail themselves of the secure private parking at the marina.

The event is also subject to weather, but Huey seems to have got the memo and it looks like light winds are on the way. Just rock up and the Gameboats crew will look after you.

The three new Cobia boats available for test drives include the Cobia 201 Centre Console with Yamaha F150 for about $95k; the Cobia 220 DC bowrider with Yamaha F200, Simrad and Fusion gear for around $115k; and the Cobia 261 Centre Console with twin Yamaha F150s that does 45 knots and is selling for about $193k.

More from Gameboats on (02) 9979 5922  or sales@gameboats.com.au and Cobia Boats.


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