The new Lund Renegade is finally on their website and I’m liking it! And of course I’ve built a couple of them this morning with a couple different configurations. 
 

https://www.lundboats.com/families/renegade/1875-renegade.html

Sweet Rig ~

And it's got your name written all over it !

Go for it Dude

A-Jay

 

1 hour ago, A-Jay said:

Sweet Rig ~

And it's got your name written all over it !

Go for it Dude

A-Jay

 

It has a ton of storage and im liking that they moved to rod locker to the center. 
 

I sure am hoping it’s in the future….we need to buy a house first I suppose. ?

A couple questions I have:

 

1: When I build one they give a “your estimate price” and MSRP price and there’s a considerable difference in price, so which is closer in the actual price? 
 

2: I priced out the 1775 and 1875. The 1775 maxes out at 90hp and the 1875 at 115hp. I fish small lakes and don’t necessarily need 115hp or a go fast boat so let’s take that out of the equation. So my question, is the 1’ difference in length make a big difference? 

38 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

A couple questions I have:

 

1: When I build one they give a “your estimate price” and MSRP price and there’s a considerable difference in price, so which is closer in the actual price? 
 

2: I priced out the 1775 and 1875. The 1775 maxes out at 90hp and the 1875 at 115hp. I fish small lakes and don’t necessarily need 115hp or a go fast boat so let’s take that out of the equation. So my question, is the 1’ difference in length make a big difference? 

I'm liking the layout of the 1775 over the 1875.

When I bought my Lund I got it for roughly 17% under the Lund boat builder. In todays market, I'm not so sure about that.

1 hour ago, 12poundbass said:

A couple questions I have:

 

1: When I build one they give a “your estimate price” and MSRP price and there’s a considerable difference in price, so which is closer in the actual price? 
 

2: I priced out the 1775 and 1875. The 1775 maxes out at 90hp and the 1875 at 115hp. I fish small lakes and don’t necessarily need 115hp or a go fast boat so let’s take that out of the equation. So my question, is the 1’ difference in length make a big difference? 

Perhaps think about opening up your fishing horizons a bit.

In other words why limit yourself ?

Get the bigger/more HP rig now.

You'll thank me later.

The difference in price between the two rigs now,

is quite a bit less than a whole new rig later.

"I wish I would have purchased the smaller less powerful boat"

Said no one ever.

A-Jay

 

40 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

Perhaps think about opening up your fishing horizons a bit.

In other words why limit yourself ?

Get the bigger/more HP rig now.

You'll thank me later.

The difference in price between the two rigs now,

is quite a bit less than a whole new rig later.

"I wish I would have purchased the smaller less powerful boat"

Said no one ever.

A-Jay

 

Sage advice ?

On 11/6/2021 at 10:19 AM, 12poundbass said:

2: I priced out the 1775 and 1875. The 1775 maxes out at 90hp and the 1875 at 115hp. I fish small lakes and don’t necessarily need 115hp or a go fast boat so let’s take that out of the equation. So my question, is the 1’ difference in length make a big difference? 

 

No person on the internet without any skin in the game is going to tell you to spend less money. If you can afford it comfortably it's probably worth it.

 

Love the 1875 layout with pedestal seats. Looks perfect for my fishing if I weren't in the market for a glass fish n ski in the next few years.