Marinette Boat Forum

Let me tell ya'll a story about my experiences with carburetors. I took auto mechanics in high school in the mid 80's. this is when computerized fuel injection started to be implemented. Alot of us youngsters were angered by the fact that our instructors would not teach any of this new technology ...

Looks like the seller want to move on, price dropped quite a bit.

Found the web site, looks like some good stuff available.

https://tennesseemarinesalvage.com/mari ... cessories/

Custom modification to the forward cabin and beautiful remodeled woodwork.

https://ca.boats.com/power-boats/1978-m ... e-9868996/

Appears to be out in Minnesota possibly, where ever this yard is. Looks like the owner tried doing his own electrical wiring.

https://www.salvageboatsauction.com/boa ... at-avon-mn

Going on three years, no issues ! I’m guessing any reluctance about the composite hub would be that it would break off from the impeller part. But the silicone material won’t get stiff with age, like natural rubber, so there won’t be as much stress on the hub. That would be my theory. Guess I’ll see ...

Good looking boat ! Really like the extended swim deck & transom door. Good price too. Should have no problem finding a new home.

She was dry docked, way in the back of the lot, across from the canvas shop on Old Deale Rd.

Trolling the web to check out Big M's for sale and see that the 60' Marinette catamaran is no longer listed for sale and the original broker has scrubbed their site. Also found a post on the Marinette facebook site that states that it has been sold for scrap. I had traveled to Deale MD to see her in ...

If, like mine, the original engines with their ID tags are long gone. Even engines with metal data plates get thrown out by engine builder. I can't remember which ones are LT and RT rotation. The two starters listed in the factory Chrysler parts manuals are 2875927 and 9575928 plus 14 different part ...