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    Quote Originally Posted by FUJIMO View Post
    That was the drive that had the water intakes by ft of the prop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Strong View Post
    That was the drive that had the water intakes by ft of the prop.

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    That is one ugly mother of a gearcase, stitched to an Art Deco stern drive ------nothing like the number six. That's a work of art that will go down in marine history ( in my opinion).

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    Quote Originally Posted by jackiewilson View Post
    That is one ugly mother of a gearcase, stitched to an Art Deco stern drive ------nothing like the number six. That's a work of art that will go down in marine history ( in my opinion).
    Is that good or bad?

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    Sometimes ugly works better than pretty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2us70 View Post
    Sometimes ugly works better than pretty.
    It's sure didn't last long so not sure if was better.

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    I built a SE/SD marathon boat for myself in 1969. I have to admit it was not pretty but it was brutally efficient. Never failed to finish a race and never finished worse than 3rd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o View Post
    She's cute, but sitting on the wrong side of the boat, along with the tank and that might be the worst engine Mercury never made but put their sticker on.
    Nice job of hooking up the layard switch also - to the gas tank!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bernie View Post
    Nice job of hooking up the layard switch also - to the gas tank!
    God eye! That ad is simple all wrong..('cept for the Merc!)

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