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1957 Whirlwind, 18HP Johnson Sea Horse, and Trailer
by Roger
(Maine)
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For sale 1956 or 1957 Whirlwind (Manuf #8514) Runabout, 18HP FD11 (SN: 151L642) Johnson Sea Horse, and trailer.
All bought new by previous owner.
Obviously it has received a couple layers of paint since then!
The motor dates to 1957 so I am inclined to believe the boat is as well since they were bought as a set.
The boat is ready to run on the water as is or ready for a complete restoration.
The outboard starts up on first crank.
Transom is still as solid as it was new in 1957.
I have used this boat for the past three years and brings with it lots of attention.
I would like 2500 OBRO.
E-mail me for more info at
randjbelanger(at)roadrunner.com
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