Lev Kubiak

I just found this group and am looking for a little advice. I am thinking hard about purchasing a 2003 280 SC with twin 350 mags (merc). The boat is new (leftover) but has 20 hours on it. and they are 20 hard hours from boat shows. The boat has a few minor flaws but is priced pretty well. I currently own a 240 Four Winns bowrider that I purchased in Detroit and used in Lake Saint Clair. Moved to Annapolis and the Bay is beating me up and I think I would like to overnight. I have been looking at comparable Formulas and Cobalts but am partial to the lay out and speed of the PQ. Any advice on making the purchase? Anyone had any dealings with Tome's Landing in Port Deposit MD?

Jan

Does it have Bravo Ones or Bravo III? Ones would be better from a performance stand point. The 280 PQ does have a great design. Between the PQ , 280 Formula, and 285SSI Chaparral all three boats have good lines and good performance if you get the 350 mags or the new 6.2.

I can attest to PQ's great factory support. Good Luck on whatever you do.

Jan

Lev Kubiak

It has the bravo ones. pretty well equiped and the dealer is fairly motivated to move the boat I think. We will see. thanks.

stevesmarine255

We have a 2003 280sc in stock with radar arch full canvas Vacu flush head cd sterio weekend package it has 4 hours on it from boat shows and is mint. Power volvo 270hp MPI Duoprop brings boat to 55-57 mph will send photos if you are interested price 99,000

Steve
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