Breaking News on the Revenge 300
01-16-2002, 10:01 AM
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Breaking News on the Revenge 300
Here is the news that you all have been waiting for.
The Revenge 300 has hit production with a bang. We will be unvailing the 300 at the Miami Boat Show. We also plan to have one in Chicago and one in Grand Rapids. The Revenge 300 is a twin step and twin engine performance boat. The boat was tested with 496 HO's and hits speeds of 80 mph. The time to plane was 4 seconds. The cabin has twin cabin seating with a spacious v-berth. The porta pottie unit that is behind the flap, now has a hard door that is carpeted. The access flap on the front of the cabinet has been eliminated and a door to the front has been added similar to the 340/380 design. The boat weighs approx. 7,000 lbs.
Adding to the excitement of the Revenge 300, Powerquest utilized the talents of Dean Loucks of The Art of Design. Dean is well known for his work in the Poker Run Circuit for painting boats like the Sorcerer, The Monopoly Boat. This particular 300 graphic has been limited to 3 boats. The picture shows the blue edition, we will also have a red edition and a purple edition.These 3 boats will each be individuals, no other boat will be painted exactly like it. They will be issued with a certificate of authenticity. A variation of this graphic will be available on production boats in the future. Please contact your nearest dealer for additional information on the Revenge 300 and to place your order today. Act now to get one of the 3 limited production boats.
Check out this site for the latest photo of the Revenge 300.
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[ 01-16-2002: Message edited by: Mr. Powerquest ]
The Revenge 300 has hit production with a bang. We will be unvailing the 300 at the Miami Boat Show. We also plan to have one in Chicago and one in Grand Rapids. The Revenge 300 is a twin step and twin engine performance boat. The boat was tested with 496 HO's and hits speeds of 80 mph. The time to plane was 4 seconds. The cabin has twin cabin seating with a spacious v-berth. The porta pottie unit that is behind the flap, now has a hard door that is carpeted. The access flap on the front of the cabinet has been eliminated and a door to the front has been added similar to the 340/380 design. The boat weighs approx. 7,000 lbs.
Adding to the excitement of the Revenge 300, Powerquest utilized the talents of Dean Loucks of The Art of Design. Dean is well known for his work in the Poker Run Circuit for painting boats like the Sorcerer, The Monopoly Boat. This particular 300 graphic has been limited to 3 boats. The picture shows the blue edition, we will also have a red edition and a purple edition.These 3 boats will each be individuals, no other boat will be painted exactly like it. They will be issued with a certificate of authenticity. A variation of this graphic will be available on production boats in the future. Please contact your nearest dealer for additional information on the Revenge 300 and to place your order today. Act now to get one of the 3 limited production boats.
Check out this site for the latest photo of the Revenge 300.
PQ Breaking News
[ 01-16-2002: Message edited by: Mr. Powerquest ]
01-16-2002, 10:13 AM
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Mandi, F'n SWEET
That is one bad boy boat. Nice paint job, twin step, yeehaa!
Glad to see it will be at the Chicago show so that I can check it out.
Jeff
That is one bad boy boat. Nice paint job, twin step, yeehaa!
Glad to see it will be at the Chicago show so that I can check it out.
Jeff
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01-16-2002, 10:51 AM
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A certificate of authenticity ??? So it's possible I may have a fake boat???
Sorry could not resist
Nice looking boat and best wishes for PQ's future. 
Scott
Sorry could not resist
Nice looking boat and best wishes for PQ's future. Scott
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01-16-2002, 01:52 PM
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That was the BIG announcement!?!?! Very nice looking boat, but a revised porta potty and a custom paint job is not big news. I am sure Dean L. would be happy to paint any Powerquest with custom graphics.
Sorry for being a downer, but the build up did not meet the delivery.
Sorry for being a downer, but the build up did not meet the delivery.
01-16-2002, 02:17 PM
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Originally posted by Boomer 880:
<STRONG>That was the BIG announcement!?!?! Very nice looking boat, but a revised porta potty and a custom paint job is not big news. I am sure Dean L. would be happy to paint any Powerquest with custom graphics.
Sorry for being a downer, but the build up did not meet the delivery.</STRONG>
<STRONG>That was the BIG announcement!?!?! Very nice looking boat, but a revised porta potty and a custom paint job is not big news. I am sure Dean L. would be happy to paint any Powerquest with custom graphics.
Sorry for being a downer, but the build up did not meet the delivery.
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I'd say the introduction of new model that replaces the long running 290 and one that runs 80 mph with 496's is pretty big news...
01-16-2002, 02:52 PM
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I took the new hull introduction as a 'it's finally here', since it has been in development for some time.
It looks good... best of luck to Powerquest and their new boat.
It looks good... best of luck to Powerquest and their new boat.
01-16-2002, 08:41 PM
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Just razzin' ya (personally, I agree with you - been a long time coming!) Though I think this is the second all new hull PQ has built in the 30' range. Speaking of which, I've got an old brochure - 1998 maybe? - showing the 280, 300 with a different name, and a 320... Wonder what happened to those plans...
01-16-2002, 10:10 PM
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Look again that windshield is color keyed to the graphics.
I'm not going to give Boathead a chance to make a crack so here it goes. It would look better with a fairing
I'm not going to give Boathead a chance to make a crack so here it goes. It would look better with a fairing
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