Ranger Tugs Brings 29-Foot Style to 23 Feet
February 29, 2016
Following the styling cues and hull form of the popular 29 (profiled on page 54 in the March 2016 issue, “A Tale Of Two Rangers”),
Following the styling cues and hull form of the popular 29 (profiled on page 54 in the March 2016 issue, “A Tale Of Two Rangers”),
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