[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE4kl_ipNfk[/YOUTUBE]

[/YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZgmDNcKHYg[/YOUTUBE]

I haven't been following this thread, so excuse my ignorance. Who ownes the molds and are there any plans for building the boats again? I saw one at the Lauderdalw show in 04 ( I think 04) and the workmanship was impeckable, beautiful gel work.

i dunno what do think steve????? :grinser010:

i thought someone said that pat s at pmt has the mold's but have not seen any boat's built ?
so maybe he has them maybe he doesn't

anyone know for sure

mike

For the prices he wanted I'm not surprised.

There is always a home for a good boat,I was talking to Danny he was going to keep the Classic 33 as it was then come out with a something around that size with a stepped bottom,we were talking ifs and then.

i was going to say that but im glad u did . that's also what i herd

mike

35' step bottom

Yes somewhere around there to fill the hole between the 38 and his 33.

How did the 33 cc with inboards run? Compared to a equal powered sport deck? Can they handle the same water? Seems to be the beats of both worlds ride fish and have the big block sound, but only if it runs and can take the same big water the sport deck can. ( for what I am looking for). Stuck between the two on the next up gread in the next year are so

We love ours. Not many 33 ccs will hang with it when the going gets rough.

I've been on a 33 I/O CC that had twin bbc i it. And it ran just as good and easily kept up with an older flat deck cig out on Lake MI. The room it has is awesome! I was actually shocked when he told me it had twin BBC's as you would never think it from the way the interior is designed. :)

My new PP
 

After two years of searching, filled with excitement and disappointment, I have finally purchased a 33 PowerPlay SportFish. I bought the boat out of Green Bay with triple Mercury 250s. Very clean boat with low, fresh water hours. Previous owner took great care of it and even has all the original PP manuals, brochures and a 2005 Mercury calendar that featrued the boat. Hull is a 97..engines are 05s. It headed to Miami last week. First stop was in Ocala FL to change over to a new Nextrail Aluminium trailer, now its in Miami changing out to a new style radar arch. Hope to get it home to the Virgin Islands by early January. Welcome me to the family!!

I'll post some pics once I figure out how to do that

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7h_VWEWEvpA[/YOUTUBE]

ludo thanks for the video .

no problem i didn't trim enough, bow was draging the water, i'll videotape again wednesday with more trim

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NKOSI's New to Him Powerplay
 

Attached are photos of NKOSI's new to him Powerplay. His boat is exceptionally clean. These photos are of his boat with the new arch which was designed, manufactured, and installed by Dave Pigoni and crew of Custom Pipe Design. Dave manufactures some of the nicest tops available in the industry. He has built an unbelievable arch and leaning post for our newest Latitude which is under construction.

NKOSI,
You should be proud that is a beautiful boat. We wish you the best with it for years to come.

Sincerely,
Fred Brady
Allstar Marine - Latitude Sales
[email protected]
410-320-9220


Arch Manufacturer:
Dave Pigoni
Website: custompipedesign.com
E-Mail: [email protected]
Mobile: 754-224-9588

When was the last 33' PowerPlay made?

2005 model year

PowerPlay Literature
 

Hi All,

The previous owner of my PP kept a file of some great PP history including the original brochures and some articles in a few boating magazines. If anyone is interested in having copies of any of this Pp history let me know and I will scan and email to you.

Love this thread!


Is this just polished gelcoat or is it gelcoat with a clear on it?

I need to get my transom looking like this b4 repowering!


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Paint, BC/CC:drink:

Word is you use a lot of lipstick...

My dad's 25' CC when he bought it. Currently rigged with a Johnson 275hp V8.

http://www.speedcraving.com/keith/25...2-0222_IMG.JPG

http://www.speedcraving.com/keith/25...2-0229_IMG.JPG

:bigbird:

Oh my, they pop out of the perfect mold with perfect gelcoat and then get perfectly painted! It looks like a mirror!

Thanks!

Trust me ,if the boss Danny EVER saw anything ,it would get reworked,He had a dam good eye and was right there with us finessing the Molds,same all through the boats rigging,wiring and a zillion things that no one ever would see,it all was right.

You guys did things the right way and should be proud!

Thanks for the great thread!

I will add more content, Danny is in the process of going though 1000's of photos,Every Mold,Every Boat was photographed during building,Boxes upon boxes of photos.

I will try to get him to chime in on some of the projects we did as well.

Awesome!

This thread needs more engine room pics!

You are right the gelcoat work on the boats were awesome, second to none. I haven't followed this thread, is someone going to start building them again?

Steve, Its Bo here, we spoke today about tooling!,, this is art work, very beautiful! thanks for sending me here, we will take soon,, All the best !,, Bo

Sir you are quite welcome.

steve, who has the engine hatch molds??? For a side by side set-up......

Sir the last I heard they were here:http://www.outdrives.com/

i thought pat had them....thank you. how about the taller ones like on the boat w/ 4's and blower motors in the classifieds??

That is a stock Hatch that was modified for the blowers,Now that said there are two hatch molds one @3" lower that we did not use after I built the high Mold.

ok thanks