Powerplay Boats
06-19-2010, 10:57 PM
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I was a piece of the puzzle Danny put together in fact I came back from Kuwait to tool the new 38 Powerplay then 9/11 and never returned.
06-19-2010, 11:38 PM
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I always thought PPs were perfectly built. When Dan took me through the shop seven years ago I never saw any flaws in the five boats I looked at, both inside and out. I would say he came as close to building a perfect boat as anyone in the industry.
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06-20-2010, 07:50 AM
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Powerplay, Pedro Pulling a 38 Hull, that bay in the back was where the 38 Hulls were built nothing else was in there except that mold..
06-20-2010, 10:31 AM
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Transom Picture Diesel 38 Powerplay SS Simple and Clean,Nothing to break or waste Horsepower turning.
06-20-2010, 04:24 PM
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If you are refering to the one that had the busted gimbal and oil all over the dash etc...then no its a different boat. I thought the same thing and had to go look at my pics of that sunken one. There has been discussion about the "sinking" on here as well....not sure if its the current owner or the previous seller but they stated that "someone" just poored oil all over the boat hoping to get a better price and claim it was a sinking when it wasnt....
I don't recall a broken gimbal or oil... Years ago I was looking at a twin BB 28 and recieved many PM's saying to walk away. Just curious if it was the same one...
06-20-2010, 04:30 PM
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Which is every single weekend (since I bought my boat anyways)!
I was out a few times last summer in very windy days where a 33 would have been good, a 38 better. Its a bad sign when its a sunny day, and you don't see another boat on the water (other than people idling near shore basically) just because of wind!
I was out a few times last summer in very windy days where a 33 would have been good, a 38 better. Its a bad sign when its a sunny day, and you don't see another boat on the water (other than people idling near shore basically) just because of wind!
