books to read

[mike n]

hello, i have recently seen a book pop a couple times on the forum but i can’t remember what it was .just wondering if some of you can recommend some good books about antique outboards. i already have the old outboard book.thanks

mn

[outbdnut2]

The Classic Outboard Motor Handbook has a lot of good info, especially if you are relatively new to the hobby. It has excellent color photos. It’s written by Peter Hunn, who also wrote the Old Outboard Handbook, but it’s 100% different. I don’t know if the Classic book is in print anymore, but you may find one on E-Bay or craigslist. The front cover below gives a list of some of the stuff in it.
Dave

[crosbyman]

my favorite was CHEAP OUTBOARDS it covers mid 50s to early 60’S oldies combined with a few good utubes it will help you get your beauty back on the lake for years as a purring troller or a great back up to a modern hard to fix engine 🙂

https://www.amazon.ca/Cheap-Outboards-Beginners-Making-Forever/dp/1891369628

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[crosbyman]

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Joining AOMCI has priviledges 🙂

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[Tubs]

A "Boathouse Repair" is one that done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

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[labrador-guy]

Here is a three volume set that I really like. They are a collection of articles written by an AOMCI club member. Lots of history and short story’s. I think you can get them from Amazon.

dale

[Tubs]

A "Boathouse Repair" is one that done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

[mike n]

thank you, they all look great.nieces and nephews want gift ideas for me

mn

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