In Recognition Of Steves Efforts
07-23-2010 | 03:05 PM
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Couldn't have said it better! I loved my 33! Many people now "GET" why we always praise PP's against anything else out there floating around. PP is 2nd to none.
07-25-2010 | 11:46 AM
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From: Beautiful Fort Lauderdale www.cheetahcat.com
07-25-2010 | 04:06 PM
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Steve,
Although I visited the factory many times over the years, I never had the opportunity to meet you. THANK YOU for laying up one of the best damn boats in the world. Matter of fact, I like your work so much, I own two examples of them now.
When I reflect on the 20 years of hard work that you, Danny and others put into producing Powerplays, along with the hundreds of boats and happy customers that resulted from your work, I'm saddened that a couple unhappy customers and disgruntled workers were able to exploit a relatively new media to bring about the demise of an otherwise exceptional product, company and people.
As a bystander, as well as a manufacturer, and now the admin of YachtForums, I have been very careful to prevent this from happening within the big boat building community.
Congrats Steve. Job well done! And congrats to OSO for being the most informative and entertaining media in the performance boat business. You have set the standard in which others can only hope to emulate.
Although I visited the factory many times over the years, I never had the opportunity to meet you. THANK YOU for laying up one of the best damn boats in the world. Matter of fact, I like your work so much, I own two examples of them now.
When I reflect on the 20 years of hard work that you, Danny and others put into producing Powerplays, along with the hundreds of boats and happy customers that resulted from your work, I'm saddened that a couple unhappy customers and disgruntled workers were able to exploit a relatively new media to bring about the demise of an otherwise exceptional product, company and people.
As a bystander, as well as a manufacturer, and now the admin of YachtForums, I have been very careful to prevent this from happening within the big boat building community.
Congrats Steve. Job well done! And congrats to OSO for being the most informative and entertaining media in the performance boat business. You have set the standard in which others can only hope to emulate.
07-25-2010 | 04:35 PM
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From: Beautiful Fort Lauderdale www.cheetahcat.com
Steve,
Although I visited the factory many times over the years, I never had the opportunity to meet you. THANK YOU for laying up one of the best damn boats in the world. Matter of fact, I like your work so much, I own two examples of them now.
When I reflect on the 20 years of hard work that you, Danny and others put into producing Powerplays, along with the hundreds of boats and happy customers that resulted from your work, I'm saddened that a couple unhappy customers and disgruntled workers were able to exploit a relatively new media to bring about the demise of an otherwise exceptional product, company and people.
As a bystander, as well as a manufacturer, and now the admin of YachtForums, I have been very careful to prevent this from happening within the big boat building community.
Congrats Steve. Job well done! And congrats to OSO for being the most informative and entertaining media in the performance boat business. You have set the standard in which others can only hope to emulate.
Although I visited the factory many times over the years, I never had the opportunity to meet you. THANK YOU for laying up one of the best damn boats in the world. Matter of fact, I like your work so much, I own two examples of them now.
When I reflect on the 20 years of hard work that you, Danny and others put into producing Powerplays, along with the hundreds of boats and happy customers that resulted from your work, I'm saddened that a couple unhappy customers and disgruntled workers were able to exploit a relatively new media to bring about the demise of an otherwise exceptional product, company and people.
As a bystander, as well as a manufacturer, and now the admin of YachtForums, I have been very careful to prevent this from happening within the big boat building community.
Congrats Steve. Job well done! And congrats to OSO for being the most informative and entertaining media in the performance boat business. You have set the standard in which others can only hope to emulate.
Last edited by Steve 1; 07-25-2010 at 04:41 PM.
