Fairline
Oundle boatbuilder Fairline was founded in 1963 and got its name from a fair line of minerals found in a nearby quarry.
The current range includes the Targa sportscruisers and the Squadron flybridge models.
The firm is currently owned by Russian investors Alexander Volov and Igor Glyanenko, following a buyout announced in January 2016.
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Fairline F33 Outboard review: Trendy update adds further refinement
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How I refitted a 1980s Fairline Corniche 31 for less than £10,000
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Fairline Targa 38 yacht tour: They don’t make boats like this anymore
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Fairline Squadron 58 owner's upgrade: £90k designer refit by Setag Yachts
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Best tender garage boats: 4 of the best options on the secondhand market
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Fairline Targa 50GT buyer's guide: This British sportscruiser broke the mould
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4 of the best boats under £100,000: Secondhand buyer’s guide
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Secondhand boat buyers’ guide: 4 of the best flybridges under 40ft
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Fairline Targa 48 yacht tour: Should you choose the GT or Open version?
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Channel islands boating: The locals’ guide to cruising around Jersey
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4 of the best practical classic boats for sale for under £40,000
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Fairline Targa 45GT review: Is this British sportscruiser a boat for all seasons?
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Fairline Squadron 68 yacht tour: Inside Fairline’s fabulous flybridge flagship
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Secondhand boat buyers’ guide: 4 of the best boats for sale for under £80,000
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Fairline Targa 65GTO yacht tour: This sleek sportscruiser is surprisingly spacious
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Fairline Targa 48 used boat report: This hardtop cruiser hails from a golden era
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Cruising Finland: Exploring the spectacular sea of a thousand islands by boat
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Cruising the South West of England: Fairline owners share their highlights
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Fairline Phantom 40 yacht tour: Think flybridges are just for the Med? Think again
