By no means am I sticking up for Tracker but they are not the only ones using wood floors today. There are several midwest manufactures still using wood floors.
I was not aware of this. Regardless, they shouldn’t be and you won’t catch me owning a boat that has it.
The 2011 Ranger 621VS, 300hp Yamaha w/220 hrs, 9.9 kicker, dual Lowrance 12″ graphs/gps, 36v Minnkota, etc… that I traded in sold for $44K. Hellava boat for the money IMO.
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Since Polaris purchased Larson Boats, and COVID caused them to temporarily stop production, I have seen some amazing deals on Larson FX boats. I personally picked up a used FX1750DC this spring, and have fished it a dozen times and I really like this boat for what I purchased it for, don’t think I could find an equivalent tin boat for the same or lower. It is definitely not a Ranger, but it is nice and I like the way if fishes.
From what I read Larson shutting down isn’t temporary. Polaris shut that line down for good
Since Polaris purchased Larson Boats, and COVID caused them to temporarily stop production, I have seen some amazing deals on Larson FX boats. I personally picked up a used FX1750DC this spring, and have fished it a dozen times and I really like this boat for what I purchased it for, don’t think I could find an equivalent tin boat for the same or lower. It is definitely not a Ranger, but it is nice and I like the way if fishes.
Friends don’t let friends buy Trackers….
The BIL was thinking about buying one. Said, it’s a lot of of boat for the money.
I talked him out of it. He ending up spending 30% more. And 3 years later he thanks me for it. They are mostly made for first time buyers for the price point.
Low resale value, and cheaply made.
Had another sister go through a divorce. They took a real beating selling their nice tracker.
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