Mercury Racing Brochure, 1996

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I've had 2 motors from Mercury Racing, a 225 Promax and my current 200XS

1993. This was the peak year for fast boats at the Toronto shows that I attended.

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I know the guy that owns that 24 Progression in picture 9 of the 1996 brochure.

It runs great with a 450R on it.Attachment 529839

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Originally Posted by HydroSkreamin

I know the guy that owns that 24 Progression in picture 9 of the 1996 brochure.

It runs great with a 450R on it.Attachment 529839

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don’t tell the haters that:)

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Originally Posted by David

don’t tell the haters that:)

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It ran great with a 300 ProMax, too... for a LOT less money. :rolleyes:
That the guy works for Merc probably helped with the cost.

Edit: What I meant was, I've seen it in person and that's a really nice boat.

Thanks for posting these pictures. It looks the same as a barn find XR2 that I'm in the process of freshening up. Mine is basically a fat block with steel sleeves (2.0 liters) with WH carbs mounted on a one piece adapter with a single ram trim. Right now it's torn down to a bare block for inspection and cleaning... The skirt looks identical to the picture in the brochure which I've never seen before. Should end up being a good sandbar conversation starter at the very least.