'73 Mustang

1970 was the last year with the old hull,I have never heard of an SS in the newer hull.The only real way to tell for sure is the hull number MSS

Billy,    Only 4 SS's in the diaries, all 1968 including the real pretty blue one.
318's were quite common in '73's

Would this be the "Peterson Mustang" from Pete's summer neighborhood?

Doc,

My concern is that this boat has the "Poly" 318 known as the M318 as opposed to the LM318. The LM (or Light M) was not a "Poly" engine.

Doc,

I may have a deal closed for its acquisition. I PM'd Pete to see if he knew anything.

I live in STL so it's not a bad trip for me.

What's the story on your 302? Holman Moody? What year?

I am a Ford guy at heart and have some pretty vast knowledge of the old Ford Windsor small blocks.

Tony

73 is way too late for a ploy

There are only 3 in the diaries,one has a new owner so it is
double posted.Mine is really a 69 and Johnb parted another
69,here is his. Tim Benjamin may have located another and
there was one more that was posted here in the begining of
the site that recently turned up on ebay much worse for wear
since it was on here. If anyone out there has one please post
it to the diaries. Outside they look no different,inside they
all have console with twin stick control,but many have been
converted over to a single gunnel mounted control.



The one Tim had a line on



Ebay boat

DrCC wrote: It's a 1975 OMC pic link in Interesting CL finds, I think, one page back from the current page.

Post has expired, Doc.

Gary,

So I see. So I should invest in a lot of Bayer aspirin for rough water?

Is that a freon horn I see? Naughty, naughty releasing all those CFC's     

Cool! Where can I get me one of...I mean two of those?

Anyone have a good link to this Peterson boat?

link

Tony I got my horns here but I have seen them cheaper on ebay

[QUOTE=8122pbrainard]   I do remember him asking questions about doing a stringer job since they were pretty much gone.
QUOTE]

You think the pylon is an indicator of the stringers?

      "posting has expired"

   fixed it.

      1975 302 OMC

Okay, so we have established that a missing pylon is a pretty good indicator of a stringer job needed.

So Pete,do you know the boat?

Tonali_III wrote: Okay, so we have established that a missing pylon is a pretty good indicator of a stringer job needed.

The pylon is there but look at the angle it's at!!

Tonali_III wrote: So Pete,do you know the boat?

8122pbrainard wrote: I think I know where this boat is but never saw it in person. I connected with the owner via CCfan years ago, never met him in person and then lost track of him. I do remember him asking questions about doing a stringer job since they were pretty much gone.