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The only ones I know of are these that we've already seenQuote:
Originally Posted by Bob V
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Originally Posted by AZMIDLYF
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In what class would this motor been legal? I always thought that this motor was 59ci and thus legal for F class. I do not recall Stock Outboard running classes higher than D or 39ci?Quote:
Originally Posted by GENE LANHAM
that tunnel boat stuff is killer , i cant belive how long that engine cowling has been around! i didnt see one till the late 80s
1st one i saw been robertson had i would say late 80s
There was an F stock class at that time, as well as a production requirement in the normal alky classes; X was the exception.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2us70
For the most part it ran in F alky and X alky/UIM. It came with set up instructions for gas and alky.
Yes it actually was an approved "F" stock class but not ever run. Most of the 75H's went to guys who converted them to Alky & raced as Sam said, F or X alky, but X class wasn't very big other then record runs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark75H