PQ problems or advice
#12
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From: Saginaw, Michigan
I have looked at bajas before and they just felt cheap on the inside. Since I am in Michigan there are a ton of powerquest around me and I love them. The amount of room compared to the fountain and checkmate is really nice (I have buddies with both). I like to think of powerquest as almost a poor mans formula.
#13
I have looked at bajas before and they just felt cheap on the inside. Since I am in Michigan there are a ton of powerquest around me and I love them. The amount of room compared to the fountain and checkmate is really nice (I have buddies with both). I like to think of powerquest as almost a poor mans formula.
#15
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IME, the build quality of the PQ is much better than the Baja. It will hold up better. The only area I've had to 'fix' on mine has been the wiring - while the hulls & interior are above average build some of the electrical was average construction for the marine industry. I've seen big name factory boats with worse. Some of the connections will need some work after a while.
Heck, mine is a '94 with original vinyl, foam and wood on the interior. Only a few surface cracks on the deck or hull and everything still working (seat hardware, etc). It's not babied either, it get wet everyweekend and stored outside. A buddy has a '02 and the quality seems just as high. You'll be hard pressed to find better value IMO.
Heck, mine is a '94 with original vinyl, foam and wood on the interior. Only a few surface cracks on the deck or hull and everything still working (seat hardware, etc). It's not babied either, it get wet everyweekend and stored outside. A buddy has a '02 and the quality seems just as high. You'll be hard pressed to find better value IMO.





