...She donated many different large parcels of land that she assembled, as she loved & lived in the area...https://i0.wp.com/jacquithurlowlippi...0434.jpg?ssl=1
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...She donated many different large parcels of land that she assembled, as she loved & lived in the area...https://i0.wp.com/jacquithurlowlippi...0434.jpg?ssl=1
...This particular spot was where she lived with Ralph Evinrude and was on a higher bluff elevation, was 53 acres with a excellent view overlooking the St. Lucie River...She donated this large parcel to the city there & thought it would be used as a park for the people in the area as the other pieces were, before she died...https://i1.wp.com/jacquithurlowlippi...0431.jpg?ssl=1
...Instead, the city saw the monetary value to sell it, and the future endless tax revenues, and sold the entirety to a home developer... But hey, they did put the name Evinrude on one of the streets. What a shame.https://i0.wp.com/jacquithurlowlippi...0435.jpg?ssl=1
When she donated it she should of put deed restrictions on it. I don't trust local government. Or any Gov. for that matter.
Yeah like an O/B on a bracket.
That will never work.
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Originally Posted by FUJIMO
What year was this and what did your god offer then?
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Pathetic.
Never mind.
Continue the bashing w/your eyes closed.
I made that cutaway......I'm not kidding.Quote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Charlie Strang, then at Mercury, invented the stern drive. It’s surprising OMC did not do better with it. Patents I suppose.
that was certainly a beefy driveQuote:
Originally Posted by vintage v4
Yes that one is an early prototype with sand cast housings. By production a lot of changes were made.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerabout
I actually built a couple of drives with coned lowers for an offshore race.
The cobras weren't a terrible design. The shift mech could be wonky a little and the oil fill procedure killed a lot of them but anything was better than the 400/800 mess.
https://internal.bdoutdoors.com/2016...7dab3ee800.JPGQuote:
Originally Posted by Instigator
I knew I seen that tilt/trim mechanism before .... ;) :D
https://img0.etsystatic.com/015/0/65...09852_80y5.jpg
what ya talking about willis, that was offshore race ready ram as was the hydraulic steering
...OMC did not invent, or was the first to manufacture, an outboard bracket...and neither was Scott-Atwater for that matter...http://i.ebayimg.com/images/i/161124...-1/s-l1000.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Instigator