As you know Brunswick ownes most of the boat company, included Princecraft; Brunswick has hard times selling Princecraft in the state and may put Princecraft on the market.
E-TEC & Princecraft being 2 Canadian enterprises it could be something interesting to see. I'm sure it will opend a very good opportunities for us: customers and it will be a perfect match. Two excellent Canadian products perfectly match.
What do you think?
Princecraft & E-TEC
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It would be interesting to see some Canadian fishing heritage owned by Bombardier. Princecraft have always made a great boat that sells well in Eastern Ontario and Quebec, would be interesting to see what Bombardier would or could do with the brand.
I did read a rumour posted on the Internet that Bombardier purchased Alumacraft boats...not sure if any truth is behind this, but this may indicate Bombardier is looking to purchase a boat company.
-sheldon
I did read a rumour posted on the Internet that Bombardier purchased Alumacraft boats...not sure if any truth is behind this, but this may indicate Bombardier is looking to purchase a boat company.
-sheldon
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Méchant Malade wrote:The rumor about Alumacraft has been reject from Alumacraft management.
Ya, I read that today. I wonder if Bombardier is thinking of looking at a boat manufacturer. I am sure Brunswick would not want to sell to the competitor
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