There's one in Grand Haven that is named Get r wet

it is the 1st 300 build, they made 3 with the TOAD graphics back then and they all came with a certificate signed by then PQ owner Jack Moll

There was a 300 on my dock on Clinton Lake a couple years ago. I know it had yellow on it but don't remember the exact graphic. Could be the same boat. Had HO's and was a legit 80 MPH boat.

It's the same boat, Knot, former owner was Dave98 on here.

There is a red one, I just can't find the picture of it. That was like 5 phones ago lol

My only knock on the 300's are the stubby swim platforms. How can you get fat chicks to fit on them?!

Just an FYI to the powers that be of this fun run.I'am also planning on attending with my 290 Enticer. Gonna trailer in and unload at the municipal marina. Have to find another place to tie up overnight though as the marina is full.Any input on this would be helpful.Thanks.

they always keep a couple on reserve. you might be lucky to get one. other than that there is alot of sea wall to tie up but make sure you have good fenders and placement

So what number is mine
PPN30032

I always thought it was the last two numbers, so I thought I had number 32.

I'm thinking of a different one. Obviously, it isn't a TOAD boat.

I'll agree that it would be the first 300 as I've read about the three TOAD boats before.

If his is truly 30017, are 30001-30016 prototypes or raptors or what?

That one has the Cirrus graphics, similar to the 260 I had a few years ago and Josh Vandermolen now owns. This new to me 300 has a lot of paint on it, but it's not perfect. There are a few blems that need attention touching up from an airbrushman. I should be in Grand Haven for Coast Guard and see ya'all on the 16th of August. Buy the way, when's summer getting here?