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Wanted-to-buy: a REVENGE 22 W-T with Whaler Drive with or without outboard engines. They seem hard to find. Give me any leads to one on the west coast—but I would drive to get one.

Contact: Mitchell.kupfer@gmail.com

To conclude this thread I ended up going with a Honda 90, the price was relatively comparable in the end for the full re-power: (full re-power price, outboard+install, removal or old engine, harness-gauges-throttle/steering-prop etc.) Prices are from southern CA. Yam: 10k Etec: 12.5k (may be a bit h...

Thank you for the guidance Jim, I am making sure to specify exactly what I am looking for, a full re-power including old engine removal, new engine installation including harness/wiring and gauges, throttle etc. I did not consider a more extensive sea trial for dialing in the the prop so I will make...

Great. Thank you for the information, I lucked out on this 16-foot Boston Whaler boat. It was a neighbor's boat which has been in dry storage in a garage for the last 20 years. The 16-footer doesn't look like it has ever had bottom paint, and so I am not very worried about it being waterlogged. Cond...

This is excellent information thank you very much !

Hello all. I am nearing the end of my restoration of a c.1960 16-footer--my first boat--and I am looking at re-power options. The old engine is shot. I want a new engine because I want high reliability. I have narrowed my search down to Honda BF90, E-TEC 90, and Yamaha F70 based on what was availabl...

Hi Jim, Thank you for this information, looks like the boat is a 1967 with some kind of custom railing that had been installed by the previous owners. The railing is a single welded piece all the way around. I have removed the railing, cleaned the hole and am currently making a fiberglass repair. I ...

Hello all! Just purchased my first boat, a classic 17' whaler from my neighbor, the boat is in great condition but does have some minor repairs needed, including a loose railing. The rail's bow base plate has broken a hole right through the fiberglass, likely due to someone tying a bowline to the ra...