Pursuit Boats
In 1977 the Pursuit series was introduced. In 1983 a new Pursuit plant is built in Ft. Pierce, Florida. In 1984 Leon Slikkers becomes Chief Executive Officer, David Slikkers is named President of S2 Yachts and Construction is completed on a 200,000 sq. ft. two-level facility in Holland; this brings the total square feet to nearly 500,000.

In 1989 Pursuit 3250 Open nears completion.  Introduction is set for January 1990 at the New York Boat Show. Pursuit continues to expand with the addition of 7,000 square feet in lamination, engineering, customer service and administrative space. Pursuit Offshore University and Pursuit Tech set new attendance records. In 2001 Pursuit purchases 32 acres of additional land adjacent to the existing Fort Pierce facility, for future expansion. Pursuit introduces the 3070 Center Console at its annual Dealer Meeting in August 2000. Pursuit introduces the 2670 Cuddy Console at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show in October 2000. Pursuit introduces the new 3800 Express during its annual Chairman’s Council meeting in May 2001.

Pursuit introduces the new 3070 Express in July 2001. Pursuit introduces the all-new 2670 Denali LS at the Miami International Boat Show. In 2002 Pursuit prepares to introduce the 2665 Denali LS at it’s October dealer meeting. In the next few years Pursuit introduced new a manufacturing system and more models, and in 2006 construction is completed at the Pursuit factory, the culmination being the launch of automated production and lamination lines. Leon Slikkers pushes the button on each line on April 4 to begin the automation process.  All new areas are up and running, including the Design Center, new lamination areas and coating booths.

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