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    george-maisch
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      US Member - 2 Years

      would appreciate any help in finding the original color scheme of this engine model#4371 .Thank you. George Maisch

      #41627
      Tom
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        For the opposed twin motor, it’s all dull aluminum except for the tank, which is dark blue. I haven’t found a distributor for that blue, I’m pretty sure it’s darker than the teal blue used on the alternate twins.

        Tom

        #41635
        Mumbles
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          I used this stuff on a ’48 4425 Sportsman and it’s fairly close to original.


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          george-maisch
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            US Member - 2 Years

            in checking my model # 4371 for the 3.3hp evinrude the year showes it as a 1946 not a 1947 does this change the paint color to entire engine all dull silver ? thank you Tom for your reply. regards George

            #41645
            Tom
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              No. Cast tank, opposed twin (spark plugs point forward, under the front cover) 4371 was as described above. If the tank is soft aluminum, it would be all silver.

              Tom

              #41675
              oltimer
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                quote Mumbles:

                I used this stuff on a ’48 4425 Sportsman and it’s fairly close to original.

                Jim
                What store did you buy that grey paint from in Canada?
                Jer

                #41696
                Mumbles
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                  quote Oltimer:

                  What store did you buy that grey paint from in Canada?


                  The T-41 is dull aluminum lacquer and a local auto supply (Lordco) carries it. The Plasti Kote brand shouldn’t be hard to find in your area.

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