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Interesting brainstorming Will and everyone. The clutch subject reminds me of something that I considered when 80 hp was tops and that was building a frame attached to the top of and Merc 800 mid...

Didn't some of the early Ford Mustangs use a cable steering shaft to the rack and pinon? It probably was too short or stiff, but just a thought. There must have been something used in the past that...

That picture of your motors and boats made me feel young again!

The steering breakage that I spoke of happened during circle course racing on rough water so normal pleasure boat usage should be...

I like your new Avatar. This is drifting away from G3 but I have a 1961 75 Scott also. If you are going to run this motor there is something I learned that you may not know and that is that the...

I think that you are doing great with what you are running. If the chine walk goes away when you are low on fuel, I agree that you probably can improve the balance. Have you tried more setback?

I...

Wayne

You asked about pictures. Back in those days with our budget, we couldn't afford a camera or the film development if we did have a camera. I do have a snapshot or two that someone gave us if...

Wayne
I first met them when they bored a Mercury block for me in 1963. I believe that Arlen may have stopped racing about that time. I had been interested in running in the Salton Sea race and I...

Wayne,
I really enjoyed the history of the LSBRA and NOA and also the pictures. I had never known about how the associations were formed. We lived in the Longview area back then and never heard of...

Wayne,
You are probably right with Ben as Mr.Posey's name. For the life of me, I can't remember. I think I may have a letter that I received from him in the mid 60's but I can't remember where it is...

I do not know where Tommy is now or can I remember when I last watched him race but I do remember when I first saw him racing. I believe it was at a marathon on Lake Texhoma between 1960 and 1962. He...

Greetings Anthony

I think a 7/12x9 was the stock prop for the KE7. Good luck on your project.

Does anyone know of any bronze props for a Mark 28-28A or 200?

Tom