Winter project complete

that thing looks great, nice work.

All I can say is wow, that took a lot of work and dedication. Congrats on a heck of a project.

That's almost too cool.........great work Mike.

you sly dog you, a hidden talent for sure, man that is great, thanks for letting us see that.

Thanks all, my next motor to restore is this 1936 Thor single. Only about 12,000 were made before the company went under and was bought by what would become Mercury outboards.

After seeing what you did to the other one, I can't wait to see how this one turns out. Great work! :)

Mike, I gotta ask a big favor from ya. Can you restore this 52 year old body to look like it did when it was 21? One stipulation tho......it has to be a strictly HANDS OFF restoration.

I found the mag. The Antique Outboader is published quarterly by the Antique outboard motor club inc. e mail [email protected]. This is an old from 2006. If this does not work for you try Mid West Prop Spinners president Ron Ellis, Lees summit mo. Let me know if you get hooked up with them.You have a great talent and great hobby.FINE JOB

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Originally Posted by bwillaub

Mike, I gotta ask a big favor from ya. Can you restore this 52 year old body to look like it did when it was 21? One stipulation tho......it has to be a strictly HANDS OFF restoration.

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:D:D Some things should just be allowed to age naturally!:)

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Originally Posted by newt

I found the mag. The Antique Outboader is published quarterly by the Antique outboard motor club inc. e mail [email protected]. This is an old from 2006. If this does not work for you try Mid West Prop Spinners president Ron Ellis, Lees summit mo. Let me know if you get hooked up with them.You have a great talent and great hobby.FINE JOB

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Thanks for the info Newt, I joined the AOMCI about 6 months ago and I get the quarterly mag along with other info. It's much like this site and tons of info on old outboard motors.