Is this the 23 Powerplay from T. Mason
02-09-2007, 09:36 AM
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Re: Is this the 23 Powerplay from T. Mason
You seem to know the Masons..... is there anyway to get a hold of them or get better pictures of the 23'. From your description it sounds like a winner. I have always thought that Spectre should make a closed deck from their 24 CC. They also have the built in bracket/platform. It looks like Powerplay beat them to the punch.
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02-09-2007, 01:27 PM
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That would be awsome if the start building POWERPLAYS again. Also if they built it to Dan's standards of quality. I would probably be 2nd in line to buy a 38.These boats rock!
02-09-2007, 01:39 PM
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Tom Mason Bought Powerplay at the bankruptcy auction of Powerplay about two years ago. Tom Mason sold Midnight Express last April. The 23 was a pet project of Tom and his son, Tommy. They are going to be selling the 23 O/B Sportdeck, 33 I/O Sportdeck, 33 O/B Sportdeck, 33 I/O Center Console, 33 O/B Center Console, 38 O/B Sportdeck, and 38 I/O sportdeck.
You really need to see the new 23 in person before you pass any judgement. The hull is based on a classic, great riding design with some very innovative modern features. An intregrated transom with boarding steps on both sides; retractable boarding ladder; hydraulic rear bench; flip-up center-dash for easy cabin access; ample cockpit storage; the best hardware available; Mercury Verado power; non-skid around the entire perimeter for safe boarding; flexi-teak in the cockpit; GPS, VHF, Stereo, are just some of the features.
This is a boat with such class it raises the bar for Powerplay. The future of Powerplay should be considered very bright by many of you who own, have owned, and will own them. Tom will always do what he says, so look forward to what Tom and his son, Tommy will do with this company.
You really need to see the new 23 in person before you pass any judgement. The hull is based on a classic, great riding design with some very innovative modern features. An intregrated transom with boarding steps on both sides; retractable boarding ladder; hydraulic rear bench; flip-up center-dash for easy cabin access; ample cockpit storage; the best hardware available; Mercury Verado power; non-skid around the entire perimeter for safe boarding; flexi-teak in the cockpit; GPS, VHF, Stereo, are just some of the features.
This is a boat with such class it raises the bar for Powerplay. The future of Powerplay should be considered very bright by many of you who own, have owned, and will own them. Tom will always do what he says, so look forward to what Tom and his son, Tommy will do with this company.
02-20-2007, 12:42 AM
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23 powerplay
Just got back from fla, took a test run w/ Tom on the new 23 that I put a deposit on in AC. Great boat, ran awesome. Cant wait to take delivery. Asked Tom to remove the tribal, and do something a little more traditional PP.
02-20-2007, 02:31 PM
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Tom is still tweaking the boat until it performs to his satisfaction(engine changes). Will let you know when he is done. Boat is real sweet, to bad its for my wife.
