Bryant Boats debuts extended platform
December 11, 2012
Bryant Boats introduced the first of what it says is a series of new innovations. The Sweetwater, Tenn.-based company unveiled the SportPorch extended platform to
Bryant Boats introduced the first of what it says is a series of new innovations. The Sweetwater, Tenn.-based company unveiled the SportPorch extended platform to
Bryant Boats chairman John Dorton wants to strengthen the brand’s distribution network by signing longer-term agreements and growing dealer margins. The former MasterCraft CEO, who
John Dorton recently bought the majority interest in Sweetwater, Tenn.-based Bryant Boats, a privately held family company that builds 18- to 27-foot boats, including deckboats,
Bryant Boats introduced the first of what it says is a series of new innovations. The Sweetwater, Tenn.-based company unveiled the SportPorch extended platform to
Bryant Boats chairman John Dorton wants to strengthen the brand’s distribution network by signing longer-term agreements and growing dealer margins. The former MasterCraft CEO, who
John Dorton recently bought the majority interest in Sweetwater, Tenn.-based Bryant Boats, a privately held family company that builds 18- to 27-foot boats, including deckboats,
