by Bahamas at 02-15-2011, 05:38 PM
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Garmin International today announced that Tiara Yachts, a division of S2 Yachts Inc., selected Garmin to be an electronics supplier to outfit its line of luxury fishing and cruising yachts.

The new OEM partnership is being announced in conjunction with this week's Miami International Boat Show, where Tiara's 4800 Convertible - featuring a unique electronics package with three Garmin GPSMAP 7200 series multifunction displays - will be on display for the first time.

"Garmin is pleased to be selected by a quality builder such as Tiara," said Engelhard Sundoro, Garmin director of marine OEM sales and marketing, in a statement. "This transaction further strengthens Garmin's growing position as a leading marine electronics supplier and we're confident that Tiara customers will benefit from Garmin's award-winning designs, industry innovations and worldwide support network."
by rflowers at 02-05-2011, 10:49 PM
Purchased my first boat in 2003, a 33' Tiara Open. I'm the third owner of an extremely well maintained boat.
I boat mostly in the central to northern Chesapeake Bay. Although I have an excellent boat mechanic, I really enjoy working on my boat myself. I feel it makes for a safer boater.

I would like to purchase a 38' open, so I listed my boat for sale last fall. However, I'm a one boat at a time guy, so I won't be buying until I sell the 33'.

Rick

by secondchancemarine at 01-30-2011, 10:04 AM
Hi guys we just finished another LED light upgrade. This time it was a 38 open. We are using a combination of LED replacement bulbs and LED strip lights to replace the flourescent valance lights.By using the replacement bulbs we cut the cost of an LED upgrade by more than 60 %! I have Imtra bulbs on sale for $17.00 each. Let me know if we can help. cb@secondchancemarine.com
by Tonyo at 01-29-2011, 10:21 AM
We are thrilled to have just purchased a 1997 Tiara 4000 Express cruiser, hard top with 450 cummins. She has low hours and has always been a freshwater boat. Looking forward to more cruising opportunities with this superior vessel. After 5 years of houseboating on the upper Niagara River and Erie Canal, and sailing Lake Ontario prior to that - this is an exciting change for us.
by leonardsolie at 01-22-2011, 08:33 PM
Does anyone know where I can purchase (5) Tiara deck latch's?
by Crown Royal at 01-18-2011, 08:28 PM
Hi to all,

Just found this forum. I have been a Tiara owner for about 6 months since puchasing a 2001 3500 Open with 370 Cummins love the boat and look forward to many years of pleasure with it. I live part time just south of Lake Tahoe and part time in San Carlos, Mexico where the vessel Crown Royal is kept. I look forward in paticatating in discussions on this board.

Chuck
by blrunner at 01-16-2011, 04:57 AM
I need to pull my props to get them scanned and my boat is in storage. I want to buy a prop puller and need to know what the clearance is between the base of the prop and the strut, also what puller would you recommend. I know the shaft is 1 1/2". Thanks for your help.
by blrunner at 01-06-2011, 03:16 PM
Hi, my name is Hank and I'm a Charter Captain out of Wilson Harbor, NY on Lake Ontario. We fish for Trout and Salmon. My boat is a 1998 Tiara 3100 Open with twin Crusader 454XLI engines and a Hard Top. I just bought this boat and I can't wait to rig it out and fish it. I'm new to Tiara and can't wait to have the experience.
by Jim Gilly at 01-03-2011, 12:09 PM
I have a Bristol 2005 38 Open, low hours, maintained as-new. Raymarine suite factory installed, teak and holly, factory hardtop, full canvas, ice maker, custom cockpit canvass, custom foredeck sunpad, genset, A Plan, swim platform, navy blue gelcoat helm, wood wheel, gray helm deck carpet, microwave, coffee maker, central vac. Ready to go anywhere. 678-644-0100. You missed a good boat, this one has sold!
by secondchancemarine at 01-01-2011, 01:23 PM
Happy New Year to everyone! At Second Chance Marine we are looking forward to a great year.
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