Harmony
Well-known member
- Joined
- May 4, 2010
- Messages
- 46
- Fluid Motion Model
- C-288 C
- Vessel Name
- Poppy's Legacy
I gotta say... there are lots of great boats out there at Trawlerfest this weekend in Anacortes... but those Ranger Tugs are stealing the show! There are LOTS of people crowding around them. They seem to grab everyone's attention. They're just so darn cool. I had heard lots of chit chat about the North Pacific Yachts 28... how they are a much cheaper equivalent to the R 29. Had to check it out for myself. Bottom line: they don't hold a candle to the Ranger Tug. It's not just the general appeal
of the R 29, it's the silhouette, the sophisticated interior design, the room for guests to sleep, the amazing amenities that come standard... and let's not forget those magical thrusters. I saw those babies in action today. And I love that Ranger manufactures in the U.S. Too many jobs have been lost to foreign competition; North Pacific Yachts happens to make their 28 in China. How many products have you bought lately that are made in China that are real quality?
If the R 29 price tag is too steep, I wouldn't jump ship (pun intended) yet. I'd consider the new R 27. It's quite impressive. All the bells and whistles of an R 29, just a tad smaller. Even has that aft berth for kids or guests that I didn't even find on much larger boats that I toured today. BTW, I had a chance to go out in the R 21. That baby handles like a charm! I'd even be happy with one of those. Yep. I'm stickin' with Ranger Tugs. Nope. I'm not a dealer or a salesperson. I'm just a boat enthusiast who has found her perfect boat!
of the R 29, it's the silhouette, the sophisticated interior design, the room for guests to sleep, the amazing amenities that come standard... and let's not forget those magical thrusters. I saw those babies in action today. And I love that Ranger manufactures in the U.S. Too many jobs have been lost to foreign competition; North Pacific Yachts happens to make their 28 in China. How many products have you bought lately that are made in China that are real quality?
If the R 29 price tag is too steep, I wouldn't jump ship (pun intended) yet. I'd consider the new R 27. It's quite impressive. All the bells and whistles of an R 29, just a tad smaller. Even has that aft berth for kids or guests that I didn't even find on much larger boats that I toured today. BTW, I had a chance to go out in the R 21. That baby handles like a charm! I'd even be happy with one of those. Yep. I'm stickin' with Ranger Tugs. Nope. I'm not a dealer or a salesperson. I'm just a boat enthusiast who has found her perfect boat!