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Believe me, when I say, with us, quality is everything. I mean that whole heartedly. Like I mentioned previously, we built over 150 Midnights for Tom including those used for Homeland Security. The procedure used to build the hull along with the materials and chemicals used is second to none. I would invite you to make an appointment to stop by our shop and see for yourself.

As far as the deck is concerned, at this time we are just offering an open deck/ center console model which can be ordered with either the SS (super sport) or OSF (Off-shore Fishing) package.

So will Latitude be competing for customers on its 33' sportfish versus Mason's 33' sportfish? Same boat, different builders? Are you building the boats for Tom, and Pat is rigging them? Certainly doesn't sound like it, but might be a great combination.....

.....there's no question about it !

My 33 PP was one of the best boats I've ever owned. As far as resale goes, I wouldn't worry about it. The name, Powerplay ( like Apache ) is synonymous with quality and great rough water characteristics even though both haven't been made in quite some time ! :D

Wes...HIYA!! Long time no yak. JROMY and I plan on getting out to the east end this summer, let's definitely hook up with you and Sean.

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Tom will not be building the 33' PP atleast not for awhile. I do not know how this rumor got started but as far as we know Powerplay will only be making a 23' for right now.

We should all hook up and do the Mohigan Poker Run this summer. Are any of you guys interested?

So the boat that you sell will not be called Powerplays?

Hey Wes! We will definately be out your way this summer. Last summer absolutely flew by. I'd love a ride in that 41 by the way!! :drink:

Actually, I was thinking of putting a PowerPlay get-together run on Long Island Sound this summer. There's a few in MD that might make the trip too. I know we got three in LIS already.

My only problem is that I have a steel trailer. Is there any place to launch that is in fresh water around there. I could always drop it in in Albany and take the Hudson. Takes about 4 hours to get to Manhattan and about $500.00 in fuel one way.