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I'm trying to rebuild an old remote control spot light. The light position was controlled by a mechanical knob and cable. I found the cable was seized in it's copper tube housing. I'm having trouble finding 1/4" cable 40" long. Would be great to find in SS. It has a straight wire core with...
Found this today.
http://kalispell.craigslist.org/boa/3190897290.html
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alumacraft-Ducker-duck-boat-double-ended-duck-hunting-skiff-/300774814188?pt=Vintage_Hunting&hash=item46079371ec
My 1956 Deep C was missing it's oars when I purchased it. I believe they were originally aluminum. My questions are. How long should they be? The internet recipe seems to point toward 9' for a boat 15'x5'. I can't store oars that long in the original oar holders. 6' to maybe 7' at the most...
I purchased a old '56 AlumaCraft Deep C which is 15' and has a 50hp Evenrude and a the aqueduct transom on it. My 9 and 11 year old girls are wanting to tube and maybe attempt to ski some day. The few times I've had it out I think she should do ok if kept within reason. My problem is there...
I just purchased a 1956 Alumacraft on a old EzLoader trailer last night. Found it to be a "Deep C" with a 50 hp Evenrude outboard of later vintage (I'm thinking 1970's). Even got to test it out on the water.:D Of course she needs some work. I was wondering if anyone had a source on parts...