True North Yachts Adds C&C Tartan

True North Yachts is pleased to announce that it has added  C&C Tartan to its product portfolio. C&C Tartan has undergone recent ownership change and injections of new capital are reinventing the company from the ground up. Renewed focus starts at the employee level and continues on up the line through the dealer network and ultimately with the customer.  Both brands are refreshing the model lineups and innovative new boats are on the horizon. Custom and semi-custom work allows the owner to get the boat to suit his or her specific needs.

Tartan offers a high-tech performance cruising with lighter materials, solid wood joinery, carbon fiber masts, booms and components. This established brand continues to offer the latest in technology  packaged  with a traditional flair.

C&C launches out of the blocks with the new C&C 101. It’s back to C&C basics with this boat , renewing the emphasis on performance.  The 101 will take you around the buoys or around the course with the latest in hull design,  hardware  and rigging.

Says True North Yachts President Allan Mestel, “After meeting the crew from C&C Tartan we found their  energy and excitement about the product so infectious we just had to get on board. We’re excited about the partnership”
 

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