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.

Powerplay 38 FoxSea Sea trial


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The Molds represent a LOT of hard work but Danny was able to bring out the best in most of the crew,before the new molds were on line it was the construction ,outfitting and the eye for detail that got the place running.

Powerplay 38 drivers console being drilled for rigging.



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Powerplay Cat 1984


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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:

That was the way PP was ran Very detail orientated , Back in 88 a friend an Great painter BTW used to do painting for Dan , I was going to work for Powerplay then and asked what kind of a Boss he was ,First word "Picky" then "Very Picky",OK. More pictures coming

This is one funny post!!! :lolhit:

X6 that was a good one and I wish you the best and safe boating.

Thanks,
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.