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		When a performance yacht as 
		saucy and as winning as the Marlow Prowler is seen on the waterfront, it 
		is bound to turn heads and make some waves. 
		
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February 8, 2010 SNEAD 
ISLAND, FLORIDA ● At first glance, the eye will view a center console open 
fisherman. However, upon further examination, many unique features not found on 
a typical center console are seen. A very large head with shower, natural 
lighting and ventilation with over six feet of headroom provides comfort aboard. 
The level of comfort continues with a cuddy cabin equipped with large vee 
berths, storage lockers, and berths for two children, lots of natural light and 
ventilation. Traveling from Key West to Havana, several times, is not an issue 
due to the large fuel tanks and liquid capacities. With a draft of just over 2 
with twin diesels, all waterways including Bay, Gulf and Ocean is within reach 
for your fishing excursion. The fully equipped aft cockpit area features twin 
200 quart built-in fish boxes, live well with pump and expansive tackle storage. 
The flush transom door allows ease of hauling your fish aboard. The beautiful 
hand crafted teak cockpit sole provides natures best non skid and lasting 
beauty. 
 
The Havana model joins the Marlow Prowler Open and Classic series. All are Full 
Stack© infused and are built alongside our world class Marlow Explorer and 
Marlow Voyager yachts in our environmentally green factory in Xiamen, China. 
 
August 21, 2008 SNEAD ISLAND, 
FLORIDA  Marlow Yachts Limited, Inc. Hosts Explorer Owners Weekend Getaway on 
Nantucket Island  Over 65 Marlow yacht owners and their families converged on 
Nantucket Island for a three day weekend getaway. Owners arrived at the 
Nantucket Boat Basin aboard their Marlow Explorer or Marlow Prowler to their 
pre-assigned reserved dockage, or via ferry or plane. Upon arrival, they were 
greeted at the Marlow Welcome Center on the dock and later, a Welcome Cocktail 
Party complete with full bar and lavish hors doeuvres, was hosted on the dock 
amid all the Explorers . 
 
 One 
yacht, hull number 72-18 arrived after an 1800 mile offshore non-stop voyage 
from Tampa Bay Florida. Arriving with enough fuel on board to continue onward to 
Nova Scotia and to the Bay of Fundy without refueling, REBEL YELL continued 
onward for over 400 additional miles when the event was completed, arriving with 
more than 1000 gallons of usable fuel still aboard despite not refueling since 
Tampa Bay. Using Gulf Stream currents for a small boost in speed, REBEL YELL 
averaged 9.6 knots over the bottom, dock to dock, passing west of Bermuda at 
approximately 300 miles distant and then direct to Wasque Channel and Nantucket 
Sound. The voyage was completed without a single adjustment or repair in 169 
hours, slightly over seven days. 
 
Numerous planned events created a close camaraderie within the group. Events 
included a full menu breakfast of their choice at a well known restaurant and a 
historical bus tour aboard our own reserved air conditioned bus. Some of the 
sites included The Old Mill, which is the oldest American windmill still in 
operation, the hundreds of acres of cranberry bogs, lighthouses, and the 
shipwreck and life-saving museum. 
 
Saturday evening guests were treated to an outdoor cocktail party overlooking 
Nantucket Harbor followed by a Nantucket lobster bake. Special favors and gifts 
were presented to the owners. 
 
To bid farewell, our group once again gathered on the docks for a scrumptious 
continental breakfast consisting of freshly made baked goods, fruit, coffee and 
juice. Prowler owners headed out to Long Island, Marlow owners to Virginia, 
Maine, Massachusetts, New York and Florida. 
 
This is the second weekend getaway that Marlow Yachts Limited has sponsored, the 
first one being held at the Renaissance Vinoy in December 2007. These getaways 
enhance the ownership of these yachts by allowing owners to get together in a 
relaxed environment to swap cruising stories and share their love affair of 
their yachts. It also allows us to inspect our yachts first hand after 
undertaking hundreds of cruising miles. 
 
Marlow Yachts thanks all its adventuresome owners who are currently voyaging as 
far South as the Upper Amazon  River and north to Labrador.   
 
April 9, 2008 SNEAD ISLAND, 
FLORIDA  Marlow Marine Hosts Annual Spring Rendezvous  The Marlow Marine 
Cruising Club hosted their Annual Spring Rendezvous under beautiful, sunny skies 
at Useppa Island Club, April 3-6, 2008. The three day event included cocktail 
parties, informational seminars, an opportunity for all to embark on an extended 
dinghy excursion for lunch, and ended with a fabulous Mardi Gras Costume Ball. 
More than 70 guests attended aboard their Marlow Explorer Yachts, Prowler 375's 
and other yachts of fine quality. Marlow Marine Sales, Inc., started the 
Southern Grand Banks Owners Association Club many years ago, which has now grown 
into the Marlow Marine Cruising Club, encompassing all the fine yachts that they 
are associated with. The Marlow Marine Cruising Club is now a large group of 
boat owners and would-be owners from ALL OVER THE WORLD who share and enjoy a 
unique camaraderie and mutual love-affair with their yachts and other owners. 
The Annual Spring Rendezvous is the Clubs signature event, attended and 
supported by many of the business partners of Marlow products, such as RayMarine, 
Stidd, HighSeas Technology, Awlgrip and Caterpillar Engines. 
 
February 15, 2008  SNEAD ISLAND, FLORIDA 
 Marlow Yachts Miami Intl Boat Show Debut Party  Marlow Yachts Limited, Inc., 
hosted their annual Miami International Boat Show Debut Party on the evening 
prior to the shows opening at the historic Miami Beach Rod and Reel Club 
located on Hibiscus Island. The celebration commemorated not only the debut of 
the new Marlow Explorer 86 Cockpit Motor Yacht, but the remarkable achievement 
of their 100th hull launch as well. Set against the elegant backdrop of Biscayne 
Bay and the classic Venetian architecture of the exclusive enclave, over 120 
guests, media and dealership representatives from around the world gathered to 
celebrate this extraordinary achievement. The brilliant hues of sunset provided 
additional ambience and caused one guest, a well-known member of the media 
community, to remark that the event was the hottest spot in town. 
 
 Guests attending the reception were served an assortment of hors doeuvres made 
from organically certified ingredients, supporting the companys ongoing 
commitment to protecting and preserving the environment. Local artist Peter 
Batan entertained the group with a soft jazz sound. 
 
We are gratified to see our new products so well received and excited that our 
latest launch represents the 100th Marlow Explorer currently cruising the oceans 
of the world, said David Marlow, Chairman of Marlow Yachts Ltd. Our goal is, 
and has always been, to offer our customers the finest quality and the most 
advanced technological yacht available in the yachting world and our new 
flagship 86 CMY represents just that.   
 
In addition to the Marlow Explorer 86 CMY, party attendees were able to inspect 
the Marlow Explorer 57E Command Bridge and the Marlow Prowler 375 Classic, 
powered with the new Evinrude 300HP E-Tec outboards in triplicate. This nimble 
yet classic yacht offers speeds of over 55 mph while surrounded by understated 
elegance and piano quality joinery, the hallmark of all Marlow Products. 
  
Marlow Yachts LTD, manufacturers the Marlow Explorer Series, 53 to 86, Marlow 
Prowler and Marlow Sprite tenders built exclusively for Marlow Yacht owners. For 
more information about Marlow products contact Marlow Yachts at 800-362-2657. 
  
 
  
November 2007  Tenders & Toys  Runabout: 
Marlow Yachts  True Beauty Is the Sum of Many Parts  Beauty is more than skin 
deep with the Marlow Prowler Open 375. That's not to downplay her good looks- 
this vessel with pretty lines and a saucy reverse transom turns heads wherever 
she goes. But her true beauty lies in her high-tech construction, rough-water 
performance and in what her builder calls her "piano-quality" finish. 
The 375 is offered with inboard or outboard power. In the diesel inboard 
version, the cockpit floor rises on electro-hydraulic rams for total engine 
access. The outboard version provides breathtaking performance with two or three 
250-hp E-Tec Evinrudes. The builder lists an estimated 52-mph top speed with 
triple installation. No matter which power option is selected, the Prowler Open 
375 is designed to provide a smooth ride in offshore conditions.  
 
	March 2007 
	Motorboating  
	Prowler 375 Open "Whoever 
	thinks beauty is only skin deep hasn't seen Marlow's newest Prowler - the 
	375 Open.  From its bow chocks down to its hose brackets in the bilge, 
	this boat is pure eye candy.  It's one of the prettiest boats I've ever 
	seen and its parts are as impressive as their sum."   John Clemans, 
	Senior Editor
	 
 
June 2006 
 Power & Motoryacht 
	Exclusive   Prowler 375 Open  "It's not just the 
	details that put the 375 Open in a league of her own.  Her non-skid, a 
	deep cream with white borders, complements her tan Ultraleather coaming 
	padding, the white 52 gallon livewell/fish prep station at her transom, a 
	pair of white Stidd chairs at her helm, and an Ultraleather L-shape settee 
	just forward of the helm.  Simply put, she's gorgeous."  Jeffrey 
	Moser, Senior Editor   
 
	 April  
2006   Southern Boating  Who's that 
	lady on the cover?  Prowler, that's who!  The Prowler 375 Open is 
	featured in the Southern Boating Swimsuit Edition and she's hot! 
	  
  
  
  
 
      
      
		  September 2005 
		 Boat Digest   The Prowler 375 was featured on the cover and tested by Editor in Chief, George Sass, Jr.   Mr. Sass writes:  “The 375 reflects Marlow’s own background and sensibilities. The  design result is a sweet little package that pulled glances from  curious boaters as we meandered down Key Biscayne for our sea trial. And how does the Prowler perform?
          
        Like her namesake suggest, the 375 purrs along easily in the low 30 knot range and we hit a top speed of 36 knots. The handling was precise and responsive and she sliced through the water casting the chop aside.” 
  
  
 
	
					December 2005 •Motorboating 
					• Cat Walk The Marlow Prowler is special on 
					the outside and the inside • Jay Coyle tested this yacht 
					and proclaims  Grace under power: The Prowler's ride is as 
					pleasant as her styling. She lifted to plane easily and 
					reached a top speed of 34.3 knots in 20 seconds. This is 
					truly a unique yacht design. A boat that is the vivid and 
					passionate dream of an individual, not a clever product 
					shaped by a focus group, is rare. When I spoke to David 
					Marlow about his new creation, the Prowler, I had the sense 
					that he really doesn't care how many he sells. For him this 
					project was a labor of love that brought him full circle in 
					a lifetime on the water.  
 
      June 2005 • Southern Boating • In the new boat section of this issue, Southern Boating writes: “Marlow  Explorer yacht owners are a special breed. They're used to  state-of-the-art hull construction, exotic woods and very personalized  interiors. So when it comes time to acquire a day cruiser, these people  aren't readily satisfied with standard production boats. The dilemma of  "what to do when one doesn't want to take a 78'Explorer out for a day  of cruising local waters" has been answered in the form of the Marlow  Prowler Yachts, a brand new series of express cruisers. More than just  a mini-Explorer, it combines the elegance of a classic picnic yacht  with state-of-the-art design and handling. ”Bill Lindsey, Editor In Chief
		  
 
      
		  
      
		
		 June 2005 • Power & Motoryacht Magazine • This edition featured the Prowler by Marlow Yachts on the cover and in an exclusive story by Capt. Bill Pike, You Can Go Home Again.
		Power & Motoryacht tested the Prowler 375  yacht in Tampa Bay 
		in two to four foot seas and then proceeded to the west coast fishing 
		village of Cortez for a glimpse into the past - where the idea for the 
		Prowler took shape. 
      “Close-quarters  handling (away from the dock) was easy; the boat's low profile cut  windage and there was enough bite in the props to pivot the boat  efficaciously. Handling offshore was fun... Top speed in two-to  four-foot seas was 40.6mph...Turning was sporty, and Panther tracked  like she was sent for.” 
		 
    Capt. Bill Pike 
  
              
  
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