This blog explores the early days of outboards, 1900 to 1930. Originally documenting the AOMCI Northwoods Chapter's annual meet of antique outboard motor collectors in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, USA, the blog expanded a bit.
Showing posts with label outboard design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outboard design. Show all posts
Friday, August 14, 2015
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
1930 - Inside The Outboard - Part 1: The Basics; Also, 1930 Indian Silver Arrow Brochure

This series is a good read for anyone new to this crazy hobby of restoring and/or collecting old outboards. The article follows the photos.
Put yourself into the place of the person who originally read this. It was a little more than ten years after WW I, and it was the Depression, but outboards were making some great advances that gave a guy something to dream about and aspire to...
I didn't get many photos of the running boats and their motors this year since Friday (the downpour day) is when I usually get around to it.
That means I didn't get Yankee Chapter's Brook Neucomb's Indian Silver Arrow zooming around the river! These photos are in that missed opportunity's place.
Can you imagine dreaming over one of these brochures as the Depression grinds it way across the country?
Do you know that if you hold down the CTRL key on your PC and hit the + key, this text will enlarge if you are using the Chrome browser? Mac users, COMMAND +
This series of articles ran over several months. This is the end of this installment.
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