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Well lets hope the new owners maintain the high bar you have set! Looking at this thread they should have their work cut out for them.
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Originally Posted by fantastixvoyage
(Post 3119243)
Well lets hope the new owners maintain the high bar you have set! Looking at this thread they should have their work cut out for them.
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Originally Posted by Steve 1
(Post 3119211)
:eek::eek::eek::eek: Holy Crap!! Sir thank you for that LOL !!!
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Originally Posted by racer-x6
(Post 3119332)
I had to take a Pain pill after working on that mess, I lost a lot of respect for Fountain after last night. And I have the right to bash them because it's mine.:eek: Your work is outstanding.:drink:
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Originally Posted by racer-x6
(Post 3119191)
Steve 1 that wiring looks ok but if you want to see what real wiring looks like here is what it looks like under the dash of my Fountain:mad:
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X6 that was a good one and I wish you the best and safe boating.
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Originally Posted by Steve 1
(Post 3119476)
X6 that was a good one and I wish you the best and safe boating.
The sad part is that the wiring in my 1978 Chris Craft looks better than the Fountain.:eek: I have not worked on a Powerplay but I can say the the best wiring I have seen have was on a Nor-Tech, Cig and a Formula, some of the Donzi were ok but a Baja, Fountain, Checkmate, and a few others were bad. I would pay good money just to have 2 more inches of wire on each gauge. |
Thanks for bringing us such an outstanding thread. I was only generally familiar with this manufacturer, but seeing the real quality and thought that went into these boats is a revelation. Truly top-notch work, and a great part of the performance boating legacy. :drink:
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Originally Posted by BlackJack58
(Post 3119506)
Thanks for bringing us such an outstanding thread. I was only generally familiar with this manufacturer, but seeing the real quality and thought that went into these boats is a revelation. Truly top-notch work, and a great part of the performance boating legacy. :drink:
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Thanks for all the updates Steve, incredible pics.
Can't wait for more 28's to show up in your pile to post.:drink: |
Originally Posted by rlj676
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Thanks for all the updates Steve, incredible pics.
Can't wait for more 28's to show up in your pile to post.:drink: |
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Originally Posted by Steve 1
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love the south florida fairings on the PP's. I would never own a boat with a windshield.......
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Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3120076)
love the south florida fairings on the PP's. I would never own a boat with a windshield.......
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Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3120076)
love the south florida fairings on the PP's. I would never own a boat with a windshield.......
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1995 33'
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Originally Posted by Steve 1
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Originally Posted by ActiveFun
(Post 3120435)
What is the difference between an SS and a Sport Deck?
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Steve, it cant be said enough times how much we all appriciate these postings! :cool:
And your thread on the Allen/Apache has given me a few new ideas for some of my own fiberglass projects! The quasi tonge-groove foam strips for building the boat sides is just genius! Many thanks for the time your are taking posting this all up! :D |
I also have quite a few pics of the powerplays but mostly the 25's I have toyed with the idea of having Karl's guys build the hull for me and i rig them up and bring them back to market....i just cant seem to get all the stars alighned to dso it yet! And the Molds just sit at Karls place shrink wraped :( He is still toying with the idea of pulling one out of the molds to streatch it to a 28 CC with built in box for the O/B's but like me he has yet to get his stuff in order as well :D
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Oh and i think Karl even had 1 or 2 of the Powerplay guys working for him after powerplay folded....
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Originally Posted by Wally
(Post 3120460)
Steve, it cant be said enough times how much we all appriciate these postings! :cool:
And your thread on the Allen/Apache has given me a few new ideas for some of my own fiberglass projects! The quasi tonge-groove foam strips for building the boat sides is just genius! Many thanks for the time your are taking posting this all up! :D |
Originally Posted by Wally
(Post 3120470)
Oh and i think Karl even had 1 or 2 of the Powerplay guys working for him after powerplay folded....
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Originally Posted by Wally
(Post 3120467)
I also have quite a few pics of the powerplays but mostly the 25's I have toyed with the idea of having Karl's guys build the hull for me and i rig them up and bring them back to market....i just cant seem to get all the stars alighned to dso it yet! And the Molds just sit at Karls place shrink wraped :( He is still toying with the idea of pulling one out of the molds to streatch it to a 28 CC with built in box for the O/B's but like me he has yet to get his stuff in order as well :D
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Yeah that 20 bay turned out very cool. They took it to a red fish turny the year before...all the bass boats followed the coast line around the bay they were on while Karl bolted across the bay through 2-4' chop at full speed!(He topped out at 57mph with the small O/B they had :D they got to the other side of the bay just at the same time as the bass boats that were clipping along the shore line at 70-80mph and shocked all the fisherman! :D Guess those crazy seats realy do work! :D
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Sorry to get off the Powerplay line...to bring it back on track do you happen to have any pics of the 25's going together?
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i thought they where both SD ,,just one with I/O and one with Outboard !!!???? mmmmmhhhhhh:party-smiley-004:
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Originally Posted by Wally
(Post 3120481)
Yeah that 20 bay turned out very cool. They took it to a red fish turny the year before...all the bass boats followed the coast line around the bay they were on while Karl bolted across the bay through 2-4' chop at full speed!(He topped out at 57mph with the small O/B they had :D they got to the other side of the bay just at the same time as the bass boats that were clipping along the shore line at 70-80mph and shocked all the fisherman! :D Guess those crazy seats realy do work! :D
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