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Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
Originally Posted by Roger 1
I guess that it takes some resins longer to set up than others.
:D :D :D :D :D GOOD ONE!!!!!!!!! |
Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
Originally Posted by Roger 1
I guess that it takes some resins longer to set up than others.
Might as well realy spice this up !!!!! :D :eek: |
Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
Makes you wonder what the last two digets of the Hull ID # are going to be
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Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
So, if a boat is that late, can they change the year that is stamped on the hull? That would suck to get a brand new boat that is 4 years old when delivered! :eek:
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Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
Originally Posted by suncoast1
Well I guess Semper confirmed it for us, Dan is full of BS. Go ahead people give him your money and see what happens. hi Dan :blaster: |
Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
Something is missing here. There was a post by PP RACE and now it's gone.
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Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
PP Race post was a solicitation. See Rules on solicitation. Belongs in the Classifieds
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Re: 4 years to get a Powerplay, is this true??
Another example of PP delivery times; On another lesser website, Dan of PP stated that a 38' was finally sent to it's owner in California. I personally know that the boat in question, was sold at the Miami Boat Show of 2003. That means that this delivery took 16 MONTHS TO DELIVER!!!!! When you give this guy your hard earned money, you will have nothing but headaches & lawyer bills. :argue: Been there. Ed
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