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    wbeaton
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      Canada Member - 2 Years

      The Upper Canada Chapter had its Hardwater AGM yesterday. It was great to see everyone. I even came home with this very reasonably priced 1933 Johnson OA-65. It only took a little time on the workbench to get it runnin like a top.

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      Wayne
      Upper Canada Chapter

      uccaomci.com

      #170883
      lyks2tinkr
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        US Member - 2 Years

        Great acquisition! My OA65 is one of my best running motors as well as my OA55.
        They ate very well behaved and I really like the look of the torch exhaust can.

        I went to a meet as well yesterday. The Yankee chapter had a new meet in Newburyport Mass.
        It was great to see friends and I came home with a motor as well. I got a 1922 Elto Ruddertwin with the factory Propel-o-pump kit on it.

        #170895
        1957evinrude
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          US Member - 2 Years

          Very nice looking engine !!!

          #170918
          The Boat House
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            #170922
            RICHARD A. WHITE
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              Lifetime Member

              Tubs, I am just going to drop a few motors off at your house so you can “tinker” with them…LOL

              http://www.richardsoutboardtools.com
              classicomctools@gmail.com

              #170923
              wbeaton
              Participant

                Canada Member - 2 Years

                Tubs, at least they attempted to make a nice pattern. Your exhaust looks so good it’s hardly noticeable. It is a shame, though. The exhaust is the center piece of the OA-65..

                Wayne
                Upper Canada Chapter

                uccaomci.com

                #170931
                The Boat House
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                  #170932
                  RICHARD A. WHITE
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                    Lifetime Member

                    1929 Elto Speedster, w/ underwater exhaust
                    1928 Elto Speedster
                    1920’s Caille RBM with 5 speed lower unit
                    1920’s Caille Liberty Single
                    1920’s Caille Liberty Twin
                    1920’s Lockwood-Ash RBM with Cast Aluminum tank
                    1920’s Lockwood-Ash RBM with steel tank
                    1919 Koban
                    1913 Evinrude RBM..
                    I have others, but they are not worthy to be mentioned with the above.

                    http://www.richardsoutboardtools.com
                    classicomctools@gmail.com

                    #170934
                    The Boat House
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                      #171137
                      opposedtwin
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                        US Member - 2 Years

                        Nice find Wayne! They are awesome little depression era motors! Built well (like everything from that era) and unique! The OA line is very cool indeed! I have passed up a couple oa-65 (I have one) and I regret doing so. Never again!

                        Enjoy it!
                        Scott

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