Join Us at the Palm Beach International Boat Show Next Week!

Hello and welcome to this week's CEO Update!


Next week, the marine industry gathers at the Palm Beach International Boat Show from March 25-29. This year, we will be debuting Bahama Boat Works' expanding lineup, featuring three newly built Bahama models: the 21, 23, and 29. I invite you to come by, meet the team driving this innovation, and enjoy our signature craft cocktails as we celebrate this expansion of our luxury market footprint. Be sure to check Bahama Boat Works out at Booth #1049!


In addition to information about the Boat Show, this week's Owner Spotlight continues to follow Bob Harvey’s "Project Twin Vee" series. In this episode, Bob tours our Fort Pierce facility as his 400 GFX2 is being built. Find out how you can also schedule your own tour of our facility!


Enjoy the newsletter, and I hope to see you next at the Palm Beach International Boat Show!

Check Out Bahama Boat Works at the Palm Beach Boat Show

Palm Beach International Boat Show from March 25-29, 2026

400 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL


Bahama Boat Works is proud to be back at the Palm Beach Boat Show — and we’d love to welcome you.


We’re debuting three all-new Bahama models and inviting you to experience the brand’s next chapter at Booth #1049, complete with signature craft cocktails and exclusive gifts.


Step aboard our newest models and meet the team behind the brand by clicking the link below!

Visit Our Dealer Palm City Yachts at the Palm Beach Boat Show

Palm Beach International Boat Show from March 25-29, 2026

400 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL


Visit Twin Vee and our dealer Palm City Yachts Booth #1018. Step aboard the Best Riding Boat On The Water! Get a feel for our helm layout, explore the vast amount of storage, and get comfortable on the many seating options available. The Palm City Yachts team is ready to answer your questions.

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This week, we're continuing to highlight Bob Harvey's Project Twin Vee series. In this edition, Bob takes a tour of our Fort Pierce facility and discovers the many technical manufacturing processes that went into building his new 400 GFX2!


Thanks again, Bob, for taking us along on your journey and sharing your experiences on your YouTube channel @BobHarvey40.

Want to Take Your Own Tour of Twin Vee's Facility?

We’re inviting you to see the process firsthand. From the initial hand-laid fiberglass to the final rigging, a Twin Vee factory tour offers a deep dive into the engineering and American craftsmanship that define our products.


What to Expect on Your Tour:


  • Hull Construction: See the foundations of Twin Vee’s legendary ride take shape.
    
  • Precision Engineering: Watch high-tech composite infusion processes in action.
    
  • Rigging & Assembly: Learn how fit, finish, and performance are built into every detail.
    
  • Exclusive Access: First Look at Our Latest Boats in Production, Direct Access to Sales Staff, and Twin Vee Merchandise.


Ready to go behind the scenes? Tours are available by appointment at our Fort Pierce, Florida facility and are completely free!

Courtesy of Seven Sports Marine on Instagram

Check out this Instagram post from Seven Sports Marine that shows off the smooth and stable ride of a Twin Vee in windy and choppy conditions!

 

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