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    ggoldy
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      I don’t have, nor am in the market for a 40’s era Mate. My question is, "How many people would sell their Mates and how many are looking for Mates? Just curious as to the supply and demand situation. Thanks,
      Gary

      #73062
      ggoldy
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        And now a second question. I am
        a full member yet my name color does not indicate that. Who do I connect now to fix this?
        Just answered this question. Sorry 🙂

        #73063
        20mercman
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          US Member

          My son has a Cub, so having a Mate would be a nice thing. I would like to get one someday, but am in no hurry. The Cub is original, and runs very nicely.

          Steve

          #73065
          pm-t2
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            Canada Member - 2 Years

            if anybody is looking for a replacement for the hardened, inflexible original water pump impeller in their Cub or mate – I have replacements!

            Just throwin’ that out there…

            Best,
            PM T2

            #73084
            h20lew
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              US Member

              Are we talking about the 1940s version or the 1960s version?

              I have a 1968 Evinrude Mate that a friend gave me and I love this little motor. You can lift it over your head with one hand. It’s only 20 pounds! Not ready to give it up anytime soon.

              #73088
              ggoldy
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                h20lew,
                40’s version. Sorry, I’m always thinking antique.

                #73118
                The Boat House
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                  quote ggoldy:

                  I don’t have, nor am in the market for a 40’s era Mate. My question is, “How many people would sell their Mates and how many are looking for Mates? Just curious as to the supply and demand situation. Thanks,
                  Gary

                  Pretty good supply. Even larger demand.
                  Parts are difficult to get because most
                  that have an incomplete motor are looking
                  for the parts they need and don’t want to
                  part out their motor. I had one a
                  a show and a fellow asked me what I
                  thought they were worth. I said it is
                  difficult to say. I’ve seen nice complete
                  motors sell for $500.00 and $600.00 but
                  its not that uncommon to see them sell
                  for as much as $900.00 and sometimes
                  even more. He says to me-
                  "Will you sell yours for $900.00?"
                  I still have it. I would have made a nice
                  profit but I’d rather have the motor.

                  https://www.ebay.com/itm/Evinrude-1-2-H … SW&vxp=mtr

                  Sold
                  https://www.ebay.com/itm/1939-Evinrude- … 7675.l2557

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                  ggoldy
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                    Thank you, Tubs

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