Each boat page ends with a way to ask about that model. You do not need an account to send the note. You do need a name and an email so the yard can reply.

From the boat page

The button is labelled “Speak with a specialist”. It keeps the boat’s name and photograph with the form, so the enquiry is tied to the page you were reading. The message box already names the boat. Add the question you actually have: the layout, the price note, a visit, or the draft build agreement.

The same form is available beside the story on the page, with fields for name, email, phone, and message. Phone is optional. Name and email are required.

By phone, WhatsApp, or email

The published sales desk is Cole Bradley.

• Phone: +84 77 582 1064
• Email: salesglobal@finishlineboats.com
• The contact page lists the same desk.

Say which model you mean. “The boat on your site” is harder to answer than “Signature 50” or whichever hull is on the page in front of you.

What the yard receives

A note sent from the website is stored as an enquiry. It appears for the yard as a new lead. It is not a confirmed order, and it does not reserve a build slot. Someone at the yard still has to reply and, later, confirm an order if you go ahead.

If you already have an account

A buyer can sign in and open My boat. That page shows orders the yard has confirmed for the same email. A draft enquiry does not appear there as an order. If you have written in and have not heard back, call or email the desk rather than looking for the note under My boat.