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David Barke Holdings Ltd

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What David Barke Holdings Ltd does.

David Barke Holdings Ltd is a company that specializes in registering various boat models including the 2005 Sealine F37, 2021 Flemming 55, and the first Fairline Targa 58 GTO in the world. The company also handles the registration of the 2006 Fairline Phantom 50, 2021 Bavaria R40, 2017 Sea Ray 250, and 2018 Sea Ray 320 Sundancer. It appears that David Barke Holdings Ltd focuses on high-end and luxury boat registrations.

📚 9 products by this manufacturer in the free OceanSphere Engines library — view ↗ · Parts catalogue for David Barke Holdings Ltd ↗
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