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my father gave me a 1915 Evinrude "rowboat motor" in excellent condition and runs great. Does anyone know what it is worth? <br />The model # is A-53361
actually its not going anywhere...my dad doesn't know how much it is worth and he thought it would be a good idea to find out...he bought it in 1977 for $300.
patkamg I think this was a good post and question! brianmerc usually has good answers: But mabe you caught him/her on a bad day! If I came across a 1915 OB I'd want to know if I should use it or donate it to a museum! And yes the $ bucks are a interesting side effect! But it wouldn't matter on the choice I made. In a few years that motor will be a 100 years old.. I havent checked Ebay as steelespike said to do. Mabe there are thousands out there?? But I would think anything close to a 100 years old would be worth keeping.. opps now I'm talking about my wife <br />Happy Boating<br />Link
go to www.aomci.org and they can probably tell you more. Also could you please post some pics of it? I would love to see a real pic of a motor that old.
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