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Trying to find some info on "Sundancer" pontoons. Have come up with this so far...built in Lebanon, a division of Falcon Industries and a website sundancerpontoons.com that leads to no where. Wondering if the were sucked up by another boat builder or just went under. Looking at a 2002 Sundancer pontoon this week but gonna put the brakes on if there is no support. Hope somebody has some info....thanks
I wonder if this is something the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce would be able to help with? (if there is such a thing). I do know G3 boats are built in Lebanon.
Try calling this number for Falcon Industries to see if they have someone who will pick up: 27490 Highway N, Lebanon, MO 65536 417-532-6862
Also found this address info:
Falcon Industries, Inc
27490 Highway 5
Lebanon, MO 65536-6218
Should of mentioned that number...thanks, from my phone it is not a working number. I did find that there are 2 women listed in "administrative" positions. Last year I could come up with insofar as a model and year was 2010. C of C was a very good suggestion....thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by TwainGang
Sundancer was in a small plant on Hwy 5 just north of Lebanon, if I recall correctly owned by the Faulk (sp?) family. Think they shut down during the difficult times for the marine industry of 2008-2009. They were a solidly built toon in their time and know of one marina on Table Rock that chose the brand for rental boats because of durability. Last I knew they were one of only a couple brands that still used U shaped logs instead of round logs. Understand your concern but on a 2002 any original factory warranty isn't available and the engine is the greatest risk any way at this point that's where you might focus some of your scrutiny. In general pontoons are assembled from parts that are available through other sources with the exception of upholstery and the fabricated aluminum components which can be brand specific. Look the boat over closely on top and underneath the deck for structural integrity and overall condition. Then consider taking it to a dealer your trust for an engine check out and make your decision based on all of that.