The Dingy to eat all others in it's class ! - This 2018 Ranger is one of the toughest built tiller steers we have seen and feels so much bigger than the 460 badge implies. Designed to handle all the "TUFF STUFF" the Ranger is well suited for the pro fisherman and die-hard anglers. High tensile Plate 4mm bottom with 50mm capped keel and reverse chines the Ranger has the size and strength to get the job done. With the checkerplate floor and 3 seat positions the deck can be opened up to give you the freedom to move comfortably about your boat as you reel in the big one! This particular example has the maximum 70hp 4 stroke Yamaha (hrs 57) 90 ltr fuel capacity, beefed up trailer, 12 month old Minkota terrova with spot lock, 27mz radio, Garmin sounder and gps combo, live bait tank and more. Trailer bearings just done ready for the next owner. SpecsHigh Tensile 5083 Plate Bottom (mm) 4.0 Plate sides (mm) 3.0 Beam (m) 2.35 Depth (m) 1.26 Length overall (m) 5.1 No. Of persons 5 Weight approx -tiller steer (kg) 495 Max hp - tiller steer 70On display at Challenge Marine - Perth's Leading Used Boat Destination - 30 Berriman Drive, Wangara, WA 6065 PLEASE NOTE - offers via email prior to physically viewing the boat or discussing the boat with us in person may not be replied to or considered. Please call us on the numbers provided to discuss genuine offers. We are happy to trade your existing boat so let us know what you have! - We also have great rates for interstate transport so please call for a quote. Need your boat sold? Call us today to find out how cost effective and hassle free it can be. We are more than happy to provide price appraisals obligation free. At Challenge Marine we get results! We don't just collect listings, we sell Boats! - Check out our Google Reviews and Facebook Reviews to see how we do business. While every effort is made to provide accurate information about our listings we accept no responsibility regarding its accuracy and purchasers should always undertake an independent mechanical / hull inspection by qualified personnel. Boats always wanted to meet demand.
