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In her day, the Rampage 31 was a good example of the high-tech construction techniques then taking hold throughout the boat- building industry. She was constructed on a fully cored hull with a wide beam, a well-flared bow, and a nearly flat, low-deadrise running surface. Below, the cabin is snug but more than adequate for weekend getaways. There are berths for four, an enclosed head, a small but functional galley, and plenty of storage. The dinette converts into a V-berth, and the seat backrests swing up to become bunks-a total of four berths. The 31's bi-level cockpit is particularly well designed with an extra-wide transom door, lockable rod storage, and a huge 85-gallon circulating livewell in the cockpit sole (where many anglers still prefer their livewells). There's room in the console for extra electronics, and a unique system of sliding hatches makes engine access about as painless as it gets. Note the wide side decks and sturdy rails. Additional features include a bow pulpit, a deep anchor locker, and a roomy engine compartment. engines cruise the Rampage 31 around 24 knots (30 knots top).
Navigational Equipment
- Compass
- Fuel Gauge
- GPS
- Navigation Lights
Mechanical
- Bilge Blower
- Bow Pulpit
- Cutlass Bearing
- Engine Location
- Flybridge
- Fuel Tank
- Rudders
- Steering
- Trim Tabs
- Windlass
Electrical Systems
- Accessory Switches
- Battery
- Battery Location
- Battery Switch
- Cockpit Lighting
- Gauges
- Stereo
Accommodations
- Drink Holders
- Fridge
- Galley
- Head
- Sink
Deck Gear
- Anchor
- Bait Station
- Bait Well
- Beverage Holders
- Captain's Chair
- Cockpit Seating
- Courtesy Lights
- Rocket Launchers
- Rod Holders
- Rod Storage
- Storage
- Tackle Storage
Safety Equipment
- Bilge Pump
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