powerplay's for sale??
07-07-2011 | 07:43 PM
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From: Lk. st. Clair MI
I believe it was mid 50's. Been for sale for a while.
Looks clean and well taken care of in the pics. Decent graphics. Looks like the rigging can be cleaned up a bit under the hatch but that's not a biggie. Full survey will give you an idea how strong the power is. A wise race boat builder one told me "Powerplays are the real deal!"
Looks clean and well taken care of in the pics. Decent graphics. Looks like the rigging can be cleaned up a bit under the hatch but that's not a biggie. Full survey will give you an idea how strong the power is. A wise race boat builder one told me "Powerplays are the real deal!"
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07-07-2011 | 09:29 PM
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From: lockport ny
i like the boat. and the girlfriend likes it too so that makes life alot easier lol. ive never been on a powerplay. my friend cig92 turned me on to them. ive been on alot of boats. big cigs and fountains, outerlimits 37 and 28 pantera's and so on. whats a comparable to the powerplay. cig92 praised the the 33 highly. and told me to start looking into them. who better than powerplay owners to steer me in the right direction. let me know if you heaar of any pop up for sale
07-08-2011 | 08:02 PM
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Tracks like its on rails. Cuts through the slop and rides extremely flat. I have friends with 32 Sunsations and 32 Activethunder, both will tell you the PP handles better and smoother in rougher water. Another buddy with a 37 OL said it rides like a Cig and was suprised. The build quality is unreal.
They seem like they are getting harder to find. Good luck on the search. If I hear of any I'll pass the info to you.
They seem like they are getting harder to find. Good luck on the search. If I hear of any I'll pass the info to you.
