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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Coldfront" data-source="post: 207106" data-attributes="member: 3546">This has been a interesting forum to read and I have to disagree with fact that all Ranger owners are dickheads. I have noticed that old, bald fat bastards are the ones that come into a fishing area hot and when they leave it is full throttle to show off how fast that they can get out of the hole or coming by boats at full speed at 50 yards away.To answer <a href="http://nodakangler.com/forums/member.php?1014-Sub_Elect" target="_blank">Sub_Elect</a> about Ranger resale, in percentage the Ranger at 90K and resale at 70K is a 23% depreciation and at 80K and 60K resale is 25%;:;banghead In 2016 I bought a new sparkly boat in the 20' range. I could have bought any boat I wanted and I went to two boat shows, Bismarck and Minot. I spent 3 days at the Minot show, I picked up every brochure, talked to factory sales people and also asked boat owners what they had, I asked them the pro's and con's of their boats. First I narrowed it down to three boats. Lund got X'd I wanted a Yamaha motor, that left two boats Ranger and Skeeter. I was sitting in the FS620 talking to the Ranger rep asking him why I should buy this FS620 over a Skeeter and he said in a real smart a$$ way because it is a Ranger. It was like I was going to be a lower class fisherman if I bought any other boat. All I wanted was for him to tell me the con's of the Skeeter. I got out of the boat went over to Tim Mortiz and told him to forget the sale. I do like boat more open in the back and the two jump seats. By the way there were two reps there the older guy was great to talk to but the younger rep I thought was very arrogant.</blockquote>

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