Powerquest Factory
10-06-2006 | 12:34 PM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by laser Mark
I'm starting to lose hope for PQ coming back. And all these rumor's and hear say just bums me out! I wish something would happen and quick. The longer it is vacant the harder it will be for them to get back to business if they ever do come back?????
Dealers I have visited that had new stock last winter still have that same new stock going into this winter.
10-06-2006 | 10:29 PM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by Mentalpause
They have been down for a year, the damage is done.
Dealers I have visited that had new stock last winter still have that same new stock going into this winter.
Dealers I have visited that had new stock last winter still have that same new stock going into this winter.
10-07-2006 | 05:48 PM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by tommymonza
Hey Woogie is that all white baron with the yellow stripes still around and running?
10-09-2006 | 11:37 AM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
I agree with Mentalpause - the damage is done wether it opens today, next month, first of the year - whatever. If dealers can't sell a few boats they currently have in stock, how on earth are they going to sell enough boats to get a struggling company going again?
There's a ton of competition in the performance boat market, and I don't think the few faithful PQ customers that are left out there or on this board will purchase enough product to sustain a company and have it be profitable.
There's a ton of competition in the performance boat market, and I don't think the few faithful PQ customers that are left out there or on this board will purchase enough product to sustain a company and have it be profitable.
10-09-2006 | 12:02 PM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Originally Posted by Silverado
I agree with Mentalpause - the damage is done wether it opens today, next month, first of the year - whatever. If dealers can't sell a few boats they currently have in stock, how on earth are they going to sell enough boats to get a struggling company going again?
There's a ton of competition in the performance boat market, and I don't think the few faithful PQ customers that are left out there or on this board will purchase enough product to sustain a company and have it be profitable.
There's a ton of competition in the performance boat market, and I don't think the few faithful PQ customers that are left out there or on this board will purchase enough product to sustain a company and have it be profitable.
10-09-2006 | 08:41 PM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
With the way the american economy is and jobs lost who would be even thinking about dropping money down on a troubled boat company and fuel prices going back up again even though they are at $2.12 now, but thats just a tease for now.Was by there today and no changes except for all the weeds growing up through the cement cracks.Just my .02 cents worth.
10-09-2006 | 08:57 PM
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Re: Powerquest Factory
Get the fork's ready ,as I think it's done. 
I agree our sport is not what it used to be and I'm sad to say I don't think those days will ever return. We enjoy a sport that most dream about and we should be thank full that we can still afford to partake.
I agree our sport is not what it used to be and I'm sad to say I don't think those days will ever return. We enjoy a sport that most dream about and we should be thank full that we can still afford to partake.
