Offer accepted!
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gswearin
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- Elliott Bay
- Fluid Motion Model
- R-43 CB
- Hull Identification Number
- FMLT4301A526
- Vessel Name
- Goin' Gray
Congratulations!
Thanks! My whole family is very excited. This has been a long, what?, almost six month decision process.
Pre-survey my only real regret is the color of this boat. I just don't like these hulls in red: Far prefer the navy. Currently discussing a wrap, but I'm in the minority.
Pre-survey my only real regret is the color of this boat. I just don't like these hulls in red: Far prefer the navy. Currently discussing a wrap, but I'm in the minority.
Someday*
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- Mar 8, 2021
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- Fluid Motion Model
- C-30 CB
- Hull Identification Number
- 2909
- Non-Fluid Motion Model
- Yellowfin 24
- Vessel Name
- Scotian
Congrats!
(We will be out on our 29cb this July 4th weekend...live in FL so no dark hulls for us as everything fades horribly. We got the light gray.)
(We will be out on our 29cb this July 4th weekend...live in FL so no dark hulls for us as everything fades horribly. We got the light gray.)
Someday*":3gcnzof7 said:
Recently returned from 2+ weeks in Florida and, unlike the PNW, I saw not a single Ranger Tug! Haha. I joked to my wife that there sure were a lot of boats in Florida, and you could buy anything you wanted... as long as it was a center console with a sky blue hull.
Goofing aside, I loved all the pastel hull colors. If we get it wrapped at some point I'm hoping for a nice dark aqua (which I think would look nice with the, in my opinion, awful beige accents) or something. Since just about every third boat in the San Juans is a Ranger Tug I DO want to differentiate our boat somehow.