Is the Larson boat company still in business?
Polaris to Discontinue Production of Rinker, Striper and Larson FX Boat Brands. Today Polaris Inc. announced it has made the strategic decision to focus its marine investments and growth efforts on its flagship boating brands.
How do I contact Larson boats?
If you have any questions or concerns about getting your boat serviced, feel free to call us at (916) 635-8755 and we’ll be happy to help you over the phone or assist you in making an appointment. Come talk to us about how to best maintain your investment and learn more about our available services!
Is Larson a good brand of boat?
Larson boats are known for being reliable and durable. Their high-quality single-hull construction allows for their expert craftsmanship to create a boat that rides smoothly. Well-maintained Larson boats can provide hundreds of hours of fun out on the water.
Where are Larson boats manufactured?
Little Falls
All manufacturing of Larson, Triumph and Striper boats now takes place in Little Falls, where founder Paul Larson began making boats almost 100 years ago.
Does Polaris own hurricane boats?
Polaris, which is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange, made the announcement today that it has signed a definitive agreement to make an all-cash purchase of the largest U.S. pontoon manufacturer with four brands — Bennington, Godfrey, Hurricane and Rinker.
Who bought Bennington boats?
Polaris
Polaris is buying Boat Holdings, the maker of Bennington pontoons, a model shown here. The $805 million deal is the largest by value that Polaris has made.
Where are Larson Boats built?
Located in Pulaski, Wisconsin, just northwest of Green Bay, the Marquis-Larson Boat Group is a collection of six premier, recreational boat brands: Marquis Yachts, Carver Yachts, Larson Boats, Larson FX freshwater fishing boats, Larson Escape pontoon boats, and Striper saltwater fishing boats.
Do Larson boats have wood floors?
“Our VEC boats have no wood in them,” explained Jeff Olson, president of Larson/Glastron Boats. “We use a composite, high-density foam transom and fiberglass stringers. In our conventional cruisers and deck boats, we use pressure treated plywood encapsulated in resin.
Does Polaris own Bennington boats?
Bennington is one of four boat brands sold to Polaris Industries as part of Boat Holdings.
Who did Polaris buy out?
Boat Holdings
Polaris Industries, the $5.4 billion (sales) maker of snowmobiles, off-road vehicles and motorcycles, has agreed to buy the country’s largest pontoon boat maker, Boat Holdings, for $805 million.
What state has the most pontoon boats?
“Pontoons are a pretty hot segment,” says Stevens in Michigan, the state that sells more pontoons than any other, with 5,800 sold last year — up 15 percent from 2015 and almost 2,000 more than the next-biggest pontoon state, Minnesota.
Does Larson still make pontoon boats?
Larson FX, Rinker and Striper boat brands to be discontinued announced it will focus its marine investments and growth efforts on its pontoon brands. As a result, Polaris will stop producing Rinker, Striper and Larson FX boat brands at its Syracuse, Ind., plant in June, and will result in the elimination of 120 jobs.
Who is the owner of Larson Boat Works?
Larson Boat Works was founded and owned by Paul Larson of Little Falls. He started making boats in 1915. Larson Boat Works built a variety of wooden boats in her early days, making the switch to fiberglass hulls in the 1950s. Pauls brother Roy Larson owned and operated Larson Motor Service, a sales and repair service for marine engines.
Why choose Larson marine?
“Overall experience was great! Derek is an outstanding sales rep that totally knows and understands the products he sells. Larson Marine doesn’t try to sell you on anything but help you find the right boat.
What happened to Larson motor service?
Pauls brother Roy Larson owned and operated Larson Motor Service, a sales and repair service for marine engines. It was smack dab in the middle of the Boat Works complex. The Boat Works had a show room and they sold their own boats factory direct along with selling Johnson Seahorse outboard motors. Roys Larson Motor Service sold Evinrude motors.