Thought so, the top cover was the give away, plus the colour, I only noticed as I have a 1964 44cu 500 thunderbolt lying about, so you get to know these things.
Keith.P wrote:Thought so, the top cover was the give away, plus the colour, I only noticed as I have a 1964 44cu 500 thunderbolt lying about, so you get to know these things.
I do have a 350 that might be my next project
The 3.9 is now on the back of a 60's microplas micro boat that I just finished restoring.
My crackerbox powerboat build http://player.vimeo.com/video/87412648
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfNjkhMRt40
1958 Evinrude restoration http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showt...php?p=77361131
Petula Clark, well I could say it was before my time, but I can't, but the boat show was.
A little SeaBee on the back, so a little over powered With the Merc then.
Definitely an upgrade from a zimmer frame, very impressive woodwork, I would have put a plate behind the thumb screws to stop them digging in, still nicely done.
The best I have done is to convert an engine stand into an outboard stand and its on wheels.
Niander101 wrote:Each to there own but that boat looks like a floating clog!....please don't put a seagull on the back of it
Don't worry if I do use the seagull it will be going on the boat in page 2 "Old's Cool" she is more of a slipper than a clog The shaft is too long for the microboat so I'll leave the little merc on that.
My crackerbox powerboat build http://player.vimeo.com/video/87412648
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfNjkhMRt40
1958 Evinrude restoration http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showt...php?p=77361131