92-95, depending if we are going down hill or not!!!! Solid as a rock!! Love the boat, Robbie

Hey buddy.. hows it going.. dont get on here much anymore..Have a good weekend..:drink:

Jeff, How are you doing? Been awhile!!!! I don't get on here much any more either, too much going on & can never catch up!!!!!! Have a great weekend, Robbie

Another of Pedal Pushers Powerplay 25 SS very cool


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Powerplay 38 SS


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What a pretty boat, perfect lines for an offshore, which is totally amazing with as much cabin room as they have. Kudos Steve, now make some new ones :drink::drink:

Sir thank you,we would love to.

Flash Back, Cool old picture 1982 Barcardi Trophy Race winner.



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I just can't get over the mass of that boat, eather it is Huge or the guy behind the helm is 3 ft tall:drink:

Thanks again for all of this Steve:drink:
By he way, how many of those 25's with I/O's were built?
They look like they could be a blast

You are welcome,Danny built quite a few of them I will try to get a number,The owners loved that little SS.

Would be nice for sure.

I always absolutly loved the 33 Center Console. I wanted one so bad. I did the factory tour and was shown the boat. Problem was there was no dealer network to work a trade on my 29 Fountain Fever. I ended up with a 36 (33) Concept and it was no where near the boat a Powerplay was. Live and learn.

Sir thank You,that was a popular boat and always a couple in rigging.

What's the beam on the 38?

Steve thanks for putting up the picture of the boca hotel powerplay! Where was that taken?

Another Picture Powerplay 38 SS



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Sir 8'-6"

Danny and a Powerplay 38 SS Crandon Ramp Key Biscayne


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Hi That was taken coming out of the Basin at George English Park the bridge is right there and thanks for being on the thread with us.

Powerplay 38 SS Crandon




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:eek: holy $#!% thats some hang time :D

Powerplay 38 Hotboat


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These are hanging in my shop.

The one on the right was the new Logo In a few pictures I put up here.

My South Florida friend gave these to me. I am honored to have them.

From Myself and family we were honored to have worked there with Danny.

We may have to get you up here on Lake Lanier!

Sir I am always open to new interesting work.

Hey Buddy, could u find out whats up with this....i never seen one like it before !!!!

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[QUOTE=DareDevil;3127690]Hey Buddy, could u find out whats up with this....i never seen one like it before !!!!





DD IMHO that is one of Tom Mason's Boats.

So its not a PP !! correct ??

Old time racing that boat had a wicked pair of small blocks built by a group that did Marine and stock car engines like Daytona,, tunnel rams ,headers and speedmasters then Danny pushed the boats hard enough to be National champ "S" Class.

I guess in Name but No PP genes.

Thats what i thought..its a shame to put that name on there !!!!! :lolhit::grinser010::evilb:

never a fan of the new midnight built boats

Steve, the last Power Play I saw was at the Laurerdale show I believe in 04 and it had the best fiberglass work of any boat there. Excuse my ignorance, but what happened to Power Play?

When Titos left Cigarette and went to PP , I tried to get you to buy a new 38. I also remember the new 38 in The Miami Show and that boat was huge.

Sir I am going to stay away from that, Now the glass was Danny, his Molds, Material selection and supervision were reflected in those boats and same for the outfitting on the inside.

Everything was the way the Boss wanted it , He told me a hundred times over the years, No boat ever went out that he would not personally own.

Twin Screws, Here is the transom drilling it is filled with chalk and ready for installation.


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Steve, on the newer boats did Danny use marineply in the transom or other stuff ???

Danny used a 1 1/2" Marine plywood transom which extended down across the stepped transom and down the face to the deadrise,with 6 layers of Glass each side.