Outboard Patches

[Master Oil Racing Team]

I think Ron got his the year before I got mine. That is the one that goes on the back of a very nice racing windbreaker---about 8 inch diameter.

This one is the one that goes on the left pocket of a navy blue blazer. Great for awards banquets and conventions. They also gave us some stickers. All high quality awards.

[David Pergande]

Ron,

I am now in Houston, trying to convince my Mom & Dad to move from Pensacola, Fl. closer so they can take care of my kids (don't tell them that though!). Here is a recent pic with me and my Dad (Wil Pergande) at the Texas Motor Speedway this past fall.....Greg Bifle was honored to have a picture with us...hahaha! Saw Steve Desouza breifly there as well.

We are into go-kart racing, will post some pics in another section....Also, I have some old photos of him in his stock outboard days I will post as well. My Dad did retire 1/1/06, but has been consulting ever since.

Thanks,
David

[Master Oil Racing Team]

Here is a pic of your Dad at Kaukauna 1976 just as he was heading out on a run that would bring him a new D Mod Hydro record.

He probably doesn't remember me, but my Dad & I always had a great time visiting with him at the annual conventions.

[racnbns]

Ron,

I am now in Houston, trying to convince my Mom & Dad to move from Pensacola, Fl. closer so they can take care of my kids (don't tell them that though!). Here is a recent pic with me and my Dad (Wil Pergande) at the Texas Motor Speedway this past fall.....Greg Bifle was honored to have a picture with us...hahaha! Saw Steve Desouza breifly there as well.

We are into go-kart racing, will post some pics in another section....Also, I have some old photos of him in his stock outboard days I will post as well. My Dad did retire 1/1/06, but has been consulting ever since.

Thanks,
David

Hi David --
I used to race with your dad when I started racing in1967. He ran the stock classes plus the "Classic" , a run what ya brung class. He always ran REAL well. At the time he moved out of the midwest he was runing a E mod for a guy named Don Fletch. He mentioned me as a driver and I ran Don's boat for a couple of years. I've always appreciated that recommendation. Glad to hear dad's retired and looks like he's enjoying life.

Bruce

[Tim Chance]

I had two of these patches. One is gone. Gone to wherever the Quincy lifejacket it was attached to went. This one is still new. It has never been attached to anything.

[Original Looper 1]

Tim,

That is the nicest original Merc Quincy patch I've seen since they were brand new in the 60's. How did you ever preserve it so well?

For those of you out there that don't have a nice original like Tim's, Artie Neadeck of Quincy had copies made of the original for the 2003 memorial meet at Quincy honoring my father. I think, and Artie would have to verify this, that the recreated patches were made by the same company that made the originals in the 1960s, and they were made on the same machine as used back then. Wow!

Try contacting Artie at nneadeck@adams.net. It is my understanding that he may also have some of the recreated 1960's Quincy Flathead t-shirts that were also done in Quincy.

thanks,
Paul Christner

[Tomtall]

A couple from the early 1990's. In a choice of blue or red.

[swamppanther]

The Evinrude Strangler patches are very nice and I would say rarer than the
motor ,I did find a Johnson Stinger patch that is the larger one,on ebay a couple years ago,I haven't seen one since.

[Bill Gohr]

I only have one.......

[Detroit Whitey]

i have the stinger patch with the scorpin on it is this anything special? i have some others i`ll look at them when i get home think i have a gt115 patch too i got a box of patches i`ll try and post some