Iken, at one time I was looking at the Lunds really hard. Now that my income has went South a little, they're on the back burner. By the way, is that a Kodiak Canvas Tent you got there?
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Iken, at one time I was looking at the Lunds really hard. Now that my income has went South a little, they're on the back burner. By the way, is that a Kodiak Canvas Tent you got there?
Yeah, the Lunds (like most others) have really jumped the price up there. The Kodiak is a great tent but it's an oriental knock-off of the Springbar, made in the USA. That's what mine is. The pricing isn't much different. I got a small one and it's just right for a cot, table and chair with just a little room left over. Great tent. The pic was at Sardis.
Floyd
Springbar Canvas Tents: Made In Salt Lake City USA Kirkham's Outdoor Products
Yeah thats a steep ramp, after hearing what happened to you, I didnt unfasten till the boat was wet last 2 times I launched there..Quote:
Originally Posted by Ranger09
I've had old boats all my life...some were iffy on making it back to the ramp each time. My fantastic wife told me this time get a new, top end boat that I won't worry about breaking down all the time. One that will last a long time. So after a LOT of research I decided on a new Ranger Z118 with a Mercury 4 stroke 150 HP. At 58 I don't think I'll ever need another...I hope!
80K for any boat used for inshore fishing is simply nuts! Anyone who would finance a boat for anything over a couple years is Insane unless its a zero interest deal. Ranger is a nice boat just not worth anywhere near what they charge to cover all of their advertising and promotion. Woooohooooo that ought to stir the pot alittle!
For $80,000.00 I can buy several toad-sacks full of Prozac......... enough to make me happy each day for the rest of my life.