Powerquest Factory
03-17-2006 | 09:17 PM
#411
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From: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by powerquest 380
GOOD NEWS!!!!! 
I have a guy doing some interior work on my boat and he is getting some parts from the "new owner" of Powerquest. He said it was indeed Phil Hall and that it is a done deal with the exception of a few items. I know we were at this point with some other people and it went side ways, but looks like Phil is the contact man for parts anyway. I was told that employes will be back in late March to mid April and boat production will start not much after that.
I have a guy doing some interior work on my boat and he is getting some parts from the "new owner" of Powerquest. He said it was indeed Phil Hall and that it is a done deal with the exception of a few items. I know we were at this point with some other people and it went side ways, but looks like Phil is the contact man for parts anyway. I was told that employes will be back in late March to mid April and boat production will start not much after that.
03-17-2006 | 10:07 PM
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From: S.W Michigan
Re: Powerquest Factory
Any movement at this point is good. At least it may give some true direction of which way the company may be heading in the next week or so. If Great Lakes was there that should be a good thing. Figuring there one of two dealers stuck with new PQ's with no warranty or factory support.
03-21-2006 | 12:13 AM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
I was in Holland about a week ago and stopped by the factory. No action, no cars in lot. I looked in the windows and it looked like a 320 SC was left unfinished and pick ups and trailers behind fences. Basically, everything locked up waiting for a new owner.
There's a nice lot for sale next to the fractory which would give PQ double the space if someone really wanted to kick production into high gear. Right now, I'll settle for low gear as long as they get back to business.
There's a nice lot for sale next to the fractory which would give PQ double the space if someone really wanted to kick production into high gear. Right now, I'll settle for low gear as long as they get back to business.
04-04-2006 | 12:21 AM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Hey guys, I know I am way away from Mich., But a guy down here has been trying to get involved with building boats for a few years now and I just heard this past weekend he is part "money man" in a deal with someone else on powerquest boats....Poshard is last name....
