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Rybo Runner Yachts ReviewRybovich (Rybo) Runner Yachts claim the status "builders of the world's finest fishing craft- since 1919." The company was founded by John Rybovich, Sr, an immigrant from Austro-Hungary (later Yugoslavia). Mr. Rybovich was a carpenter who moved to New York in the United States in 1900 at the age of 16 years old. Rybovich soon began to dream of moving to Palm Beach, Florida to help with the construction of a party town for the very wealthy. It was in Palm Beach that Rybovich turned his carpentry skills to boat building and his successful business emerged from humble beginnings. Rybo specializes in sports fishing craft. PricingRybo Runner Yachts are priced based around 850,000 new and can go up depending on the features the owner wishes to add on. Used yachts from 2007 can be priced around $650,000. Older models are priced lower depending on which model and size of the yacht, but only a few are priced less than $349,000. Pros
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Featured ModelsRybo Yachts build several types of yachts. Their specialty is in sport fisherman yachts. Some convertible models have cold molded hulls and other have wooden hulls. Most have either Quad Diesel 550 Detroit Diesel motors or the dual Cummings 500. Rybo also builds cruiser express, a runner cc, and center console models. ConclusionRybo Runner Yachts has built their reputation on building quality products since the early 20th century. Their founder came into yacht building by chance as a way for his family to continue to survive continuous changes in the market and economies. The company has been sold over the years but has since come back under partial ownership of the Rybovich family. Many find the Rybo Runner Yachts appealing for the workmanship and amenities of the yachts. Sports fishermen tend to like the yachts for the capacity to tour and go relatively long distances with the Rybo. The styling is a drawback for some potential purchasers of sportsfishing yachts. Those looking for more aesthetics may not be as interested in the Rybo Runner Yachts as others. |
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