You make sense and I do agree with most of what you say. I still believe it could go for a lil more than 50's.:)

Which one is this specifically? I think I know which one, and agree more than 50's, but probably not a lot more unfortunately.

i kinda side with indy on this one , i can't say anything bad about the powerplay at all great boat but if it gets into the 70's and up range then i would have to buy a 38 something but if it's in the 60 or below that is alot of boat for that price range

I think the boats are some of the best offshore boats ever made...period. My PP handled slop predictably with no quirks, no bone jarring hits, no rattles...nuttin. In fact the boat was a total bore unless the water was kicked up. I could have cared less that some OuterLimits could blow by me at 140, PP is a great old school beautifully crafted machine. I hope for the sellers sake it goes for beaucoup bucks, I hope for the buyers sake it sells cheap and another lucky buyer gets to own one of these beatuiful machines. I'm just really down on the market right now, and went through selling mine in a better market.

I'm a bit strange tho...most people here get wood over these big buck OLs, Skaters, Cigs, blah blah blah. My dream boat was always a PP and it met every one of my expectations and dreams.

this boat is in lake erie canada it's a beauty hope i can make this deal work i have a scarab 29 1999 the pp is alot more boat then what i have now

Where do you do your boating?

same place lake erie, put in bay, kelleys island, pelee are the frequent stops

Nice! Big difference between the PP and the Scarab...been in both. You'll love it...good luck.

LOL. I must be strange also. Had to have a Powerplay. Loved it and still love it now. Best riding and handling boat in its class I've been in.

I thought you were from Oceanport?

Only seem to recall that cuz I had a friend that lived on Branchport Creek.