The following dealers have Tattoo 26 Power Sailers in stock. :

Blue Water Yachts

2400 Westlake Ave N #L-1

Seattle, WA 98109

USA

www.bwyachts.com

(206) 282-4261

boatsales@bwyachts.com

Wawasee Boat Co.

6521 E. Cornelius Rd

Syracuse, IN

USA

wawaseeboat@wawaseeboat.com

www.wawaseeboatcompany.com

(800) 950-9292

(574) 457-4404

KDE Marine

Sait Burnaz

Yeni Camlica Mah

Yedpa Ticaret

Merkezi C Cad.No:RK 1 Umraniye

Istanbul

TURKEY

+90 2164710831

+90 5325232870

Fax: +902164710835

www.kdemarine.com

E-mail: sburnaz@kdemarine.com

Ultra Active Management Group SRL

Bd. Unirii 14, BL. 6 ABC, et.1

Bucharest 040106

ROMANIA

robert.ambrozie@gmail.com

www.tattoo26.ro

Phone: +40 749 550 822, +40 749 550 821

Mountains to the Sea RV

1418 Whangaparaoa Road, Army Bay

Whangaparaoa, Hibiscus Coast 0930

NEW ZEALAND

011-64-21-529-081

011-64-9-424-7176

www.mountains2searv.co.nz

fransham@slingshot.co.nz

Meissa Ltd.

Toms Plukšis

Kr. Valdemara str. 149

Riga LV-1013

LATVIA

+ 371 29215126

Fax + 371 67240777

www.meissa.lv

meissa@inbox.lv

info@meissa.lv

Tranquil Water Yachts

40-240 Rodolphe-Besner

Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec J7V 8P2

CANADA

info@powertechinc.ca

English 1-888-892-7777

French 1-877-773-8777

Dowsar Yacht Sales Limited

Art Sarna

522 James St. North

Hamilton, ON L8L1J4

CANADA

www.dowsar.com

E-mail: contact@dowsar.com

Tel: (905) 528-9896

Affordable Dream Boats

23352 Fisherman Road

Maple Ridge, BC, V2W 1B9

CANADA

Office (604) 476-2440

chris@affordabledreamboats.com

www.affordabledreamboats.com

Blue Reef Yachts

Cameron Suter

13/78 Hutchinson Street,

Burleigh Heads

Gold Coast, QLD, 4220

AUSTRALIA

Office 0416 288 414

qld@bluereefyachts.com.au

www.bluereefyachts.com.au

Blue Angel Yachting de Localita’ La Valle

Castiglione Della Pescaia 58043

Italy

3208174454

nautica-blueangel@libero.it

The owners of Tattoo Yachts, LLC have been the overseas distributors for MacGregor sailboats since 1990, and have exported thousands of boats. We owned the UK dealership for almost 20 years, which was one of the highest volume MacGregor dealerships in the world.

Tattoo Yachts, LLC is our new boatbuilding company in Florida. This has been in the works for some time and we have already built tooling for a 22’ power sailer.

This was rather a lucky decision, as Roger and Mary Lou MacGregor’s retirement leaves a void in the trailer sailer market that we now hope to fill. We will be selling both the Tattoo 26 and Tattoo 22 through many of our existing overseas dealers, as well as major dealers in the US.

We have long appreciated the niche market of affordable trailer sailers. We intend to keep making boating affordable.

We have been building boats together for many years, from International 14 racing skiffs to a 70’ cruising boat. We ran the MacGregor 65 factory, where we built and sold almost a hundred MacGregor 65s. We both have extensive sailboat racing and cruising background, from Lasers to Reichel Pugh 68 sleds and everything in between.

Tattoo Yachts is a nod to our British and Scottish heritage. The word ‘tattoo’ comes from the closing-time cry in the inns in the Low Countries during the 17th and 18th centuries – ‘Doe den tap toe’ (‘Turn off the taps’). It evolved into a tradition of evening music (like Taps in the US). Our logo reflects the drums of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a world famous event with stirring pipe and drum music. If you have 6 minutes to spare there is an excellent clip at :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQdsqD9TzpI

We are sure you can appreciate the scope of introducing two new boats in a new location. We will be updating our website as we finalize designs and specifications. If you are interested, follow us on facebook.com/tattooyachts. There isn’t much posted yet but there will be soon.

We’re very excited about this new project, and we will be shipping boats to our dealer network starting in May 2013.

Because we want to make an indelible impression!

Tattoo Yachts is a nod to our British and Scottish heritage. The word ‘tattoo’ comes from the closing-time cry in the inns in the Low Countries during the 17th and 18th centuries – ‘Doe den tap toe’ (‘Turn off the taps’). It evolved into a tradition of evening music (like Taps in the U.S.).