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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by powerquest 380
Here is from fresh intel on PQ, at least I think, I have not read every page in this thread but here goes. The new owner/buyer of PQ is a company called TMB, they are in meetings firming up details today and should be back in buisiness apap. Long live PQ!!
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by boatnt
the factory or the dealer is going to be at the show????
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by boatnt
I think you are comparing the ride your 27 PQ gave against your 32 Sunsation.
Iam just comparing the 28PQ with the 288 Sunsation. the 280PQ came out in 1999 and had a real step from day 1. on the other hand the 288 had a (fake) step up until 2002. Both great boats if you ask me :drink: |
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I was in Holland today and stopped by the factory around 11:30 am. The office was closed and there were no car tracks in the snow in the parking lot. The front door had a 1 foot snow drift in front and nothing had been shoveled recently. The factory was closed and no action. Sure hope they are up and running again soon.
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This is prime season to be building up stocks for the dealers at the boat shows. If they do reopen I hope the dealers have some boats to take to the shows, or this years production may be a bit off.
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As far as them being at the GR show I would bet its pretty slim unless they reserved a spot long ago. I would think that's a pretty important show for a local company. And Mental your right! Got to have some stock to take along to the shows. I'm getting a little concerned at this point.
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Knot 4 Me and I were discussing this last nite - while we visited with the Captain. PQ, at least in our opinions, has been been more well known in the midwest. I know Sunsation is selling far more boats in other area now, particularly the south. 5 year plus ago I think Sun's main market was the same area as PQ, mainly this area of the midwest.
Makes me wonder if PQ needs to get their brand a bit more recognized through a broader range of the country. They make a great value boat. Good quality, nice appointments and competitively priced. Hope they make a move soon, the longer this is a question in peoples mind the longer it will take to recover. |
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Good point. With the auto industry is such bad shape, there's a lot of folks that had to get out of the sport in our area. If they were more recognized across the states ,they would be less susceptible to regional economic trends.
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Hi, this may be old news...but not to me.
I am told by an employee at Sunsation that PQ sold their 43 mold to them. I know at one point Kevin's strategy in creating the 43 was to first increase demand for the 38 (so it wouldn't suffer when the 43 was introduced) and moving the 29 to a 30 and eliminating the 34. Jeff |
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I was not aware they had a 43? And I was at the plant twice last year.
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