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Owner: Tim Brown
Location: Irondale, AL
Model: 1955 Hurricane
Length: 19.0
Engine: Gray Marine 327
HP: 225
Hours:
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Location: Irondale, AL
Model: 1955 Hurricane
Length: 19.0
Engine: Gray Marine 327
HP: 225
Hours:
Modify this Diaries Listing
This is the find you all have dreamed about - it’s in some farmers barn and it’s been there since it was new!!
Well, it was in a farmers barn, but only since 1975, the year it sunk for the last time and the farmer was realy pissed off at it by then.
I found the boat in 2000, in the same barn, the farmer & I made a deal, $1,100.00 and it was mine.
The research I have done through Jim Jettmore at the factory and my friends in The Antique & Classic Boat Society have led me to believe I have the only Hurricane left in the world.
The boat was made 2 years only, it was not a good seller
By the way, the reason the boat sunk so may times, was the shaft leaked due to the motor misalignment.
Well, it was in a farmers barn, but only since 1975, the year it sunk for the last time and the farmer was realy pissed off at it by then.
I found the boat in 2000, in the same barn, the farmer & I made a deal, $1,100.00 and it was mine.
The research I have done through Jim Jettmore at the factory and my friends in The Antique & Classic Boat Society have led me to believe I have the only Hurricane left in the world.
The boat was made 2 years only, it was not a good seller
By the way, the reason the boat sunk so may times, was the shaft leaked due to the motor misalignment.
