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Ensign Yachts present Oceanis Limited Edition 31, 34, 37 by Beneteau

by Florian Coroller on 17 Apr 2012
Details on the offer available on : http://ensignyachts.com.au - Ensign Yachts present: OCEANIS LIMITED EDITION 31, 34 37 BY BENETEAU florian coroller
Beneteau have created an exclusive series for the Oceanis 31, Oceanis 34, and Oceanis 37 which they have labelled as Limited Edition.

Only ten boats of each model are available Worldwide!

This limited edition series features:

A new hull colour 'Grey Pearl'
An exclusive 'LIMITED EDITION' hull decoration with a number for each boat
A graphite 'LIMITED EDITION' Natte Stone outside upholstery
A boat equipped with an Apple iPad II with Beneteau stamped on the back delivered with a waterproof cover
Incentive on Price never seen before!!
Huge $$$ Savings!!!

Contact your Exclusive Queensland Beneteau Importer for a quote now!

Ensign Yachts - http://ensignyachts.com.au

Details on the offer available on : http://ensignyachts.com.au - Ensign Yachts present: OCEANIS LIMITED EDITION 31, 34 37 BY BENETEAU © florian coroller
Details on the offer available on : http://ensignyachts.com.au - Ensign Yachts present: OCEANIS LIMITED EDITION 31, 34 37 BY BENETEAU © florian coroller

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