Cheoy Lee  
News & Contact Information
for the Association

This page was a joint effort between James and Jonathan Cannon at Cheoy Lee Shipyard Ltd.  Jonathan, I am sad to report, has left Cheoy Lee and told me he was returning to England to live.  Below is the new contact person, Gigi Wai 2/18/2022
 

Cheoy Lee Links & Contact Info

Cheoy Lee Website

Nice History page of Company, Click Here

Nice page on the Cheoy Lee shipyard with photo of family that owns company,  Click Here for page


 CHEOY LEE SHIPYARDS NORTH AMERICA, INC
Bahia Mar Yachting Center
801 Seabreeze Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
USA
Phone: 954-527-0999
Fax: 954-527-2887
Email: inquiry@cheoylee.com

FRENCH/ITALIAN RIVIERA DISTRIBUTOR
AYACHTING SERVICES LTD
Portosole, Via del Castillo, 17
18038 Sanremo (IM) - Italy
+3933 1234 4855
info@ayachting.com

AUSTRALIAN DISTRIBUTOR
Cheoy Lee Yachts Australia
Suite 31-5 Marina Mirage Main Beach, Gold Coast Qld 4217
+61 7 556 11107
enquiries@cheoylee.com.au

WEST COAST DISTRIBUTOR
Bill Gross Marine Inc.
9830 Lk Wash Blvd NE, Bellevue WA 98004
+1 206 284 4844
billg@billgrossmarine.com

 

Gigi Wai

New contact person for the CL Association's members

CHEOY LEE SHIPYARDS LIMITED
89 & 91 Hing Wah Street West
Kowloon
Hong Kong, China
Phone: (852) 2307 6333
Fax: (852) 2307 5577
Email: info@cheoylee.com
gigiwai@cheoylee.com

Below is a picture of Jonathan with the Cheoy Lee hat that Gigi will send new members.  Also a bio of Jonathan, we wish him well in his new ventures.  James...

BIO - Part of the Cheoy Lee team since 1992, Jon manages the Cheoy Lee sales department at the headquarters in Hong Kong. Born and raised in Hong Kong, he went on to qualify as a naval architect in the UK in 1990. A British national, he remained in England for a further two years, working as a designer, although returned home to Hong Kong to take up his position at Cheoy Lee. He is the channel through which all new Cheoy Lee yacht orders are placed, detailed and processed, and also involved with the development of new Cheoy Lee yacht models, coordinating the efforts of naval architects, structural engineers, interior designers and stylists. He also plays a part in some of the yards commercial project activities, on the design and contract side. And, of course, stands ready to assist any Cheoy Lee owner requiring any form of assistance with their yacht.

Posts by Jonathan Cannon

Parts for older Cheoy Lee's

We have a jumble of original Cheoy Lee made fittings. Due to the wide range of components and low inquiry rate, an inventory list has not been prepared. Most items also need some form of discussion, so please write in with your inquiries. For example, the few remaining dorades have varying degrees of dents and chrome defects, builders plates need identification proof, we have a huge array of cleats, but all different sizes, base type etc. This is not 'as-new' equipment and it is appropriate to explain this on a case by case basis. The fittings were all made 30+ years ago. Stainless steel grade is lower than standards expected from today’s fittings, nav.lights do not comply with today’s standards, etc. etc

Below, we have provided a brief photo library showing the type of fittings we have left in our stores, and perhaps give a general overview of their state and approximate stock level. Please do let me know if you have a requirement for old parts and I will see how we may be able to assist.  Jonathan

 

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The plastic lenses in our old Cheoy Lee nav. lights perish/break much earlier than the heavy chromed housings that they sit in. As a result, we have the housings, but no more lenses in our stores. On my hunch that these lights were an old automobile part, one of our CL35 owners tracked down a source. The lense from an old British Leyland Mini is apparently a perfect fit in our chrome stern light housings. He found it at Mini  Mania, http://www.minimania.com/, and the part is 54581622/P LENS TURN SIGNAL CLEAR PLASTIC BEEHIVE.

Unfortunately, the red and green lenses for our CL side lights is also one of the most common requests I receive, but a source for those has not yet been found.

Best regards,
Jonathan 

 

 


 
 

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