38' Black Powerplay
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PP needs to be staggered, lose some rough edges like the rub rail that looks like it came from a JC Whitney catalog and keep everything else old school cool! Deep cockpit, great seats and a huge cabin (with enclosed head) were definitely highlights!
Sunsation got a little carried away with the bling and some of the paint schemes but that was what was selling at the time (and what the customers wanted).
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Haha. Talk to any of the big named guys on here that race and travel to poker runs all across the country they will tell u the exact same and how much they like Brad Smith bud..!! Sorry, but SMITH-POWER engines and his work speak for themselves. So that guy deserves as much credit wherever credit is due.. So yes to answer ur ??, yes we ALL do like Brad..!!!
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Yea. What about em..??? I guess Everybody has thier own opinions..!! If u ever end up knowing brad or dealing with him u will know what im talking about.. Bradsmithpower.com just a little bit about him on there if u wanna know.
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I don't think you can go wrong with any of those engine builders, not to mention a few others out there that do outstanding work.
Rhino, it would be interesting to know details about the work on the boat after sinking. Obviously, that's going to be a huge selling point. If Brad is familiar with the work/inspection on the hull/etc as well as the engines, I'm sure potential buyers would feel comfortable knowing they can ask Brad questions about the boat, too.
Just my $.02.
Rhino, it would be interesting to know details about the work on the boat after sinking. Obviously, that's going to be a huge selling point. If Brad is familiar with the work/inspection on the hull/etc as well as the engines, I'm sure potential buyers would feel comfortable knowing they can ask Brad questions about the boat, too.
Just my $.02.