Sources for vintage parts

[zig]

I have an old Johnson Outboard. AD-11 to be exact. From some research it looks like it is from 1957 and it is 7.5 hp. I disassembled the motor today to remove the shift handle. It broke at the base. I am trying to repair it, but it is so small and delicate, I don't think any brazing will hold. I have been trying to find replacement parts, but not having much luck. Anyone know of good sources??

Thanks for any help...

 

[seakingbob]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

http://www.maxrules.com/
Try this place

 

[tashasdaddy]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

Salvage yards.
sea-way.com
outboard-parts.com
laingsoutboards.com
tcoutboard.com
fairwindsmarina.com
salvagemarine.com
marinepartsoutlet.com
Superior Marine (800-338-9281)

Stone & Sons Marine
3410 Oak Forest Dr.
Houston, Tx. 77018
713-686-9997
stone@outboard-parts.com

American Outboard Motor Salvage
12611 Ocean Gateway
Cordova, Md. 21625
410-822-1740
discountparts@americanoutboard.com

Gary's Marine
11571 Osceola Dr.
New Port Ritchey, FL 34654
1-888-891-0101
sales@garysmarine.com

Turbojet Part
Turbojet Marine Products
www.turbojetmarineproducts.com

 

[rjezuit]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

Tash, That's all you have???? Actually quite a good list. Rick

 

[zig]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

cool... thanks for the list. i have started my search...

 

[Evinrude Boater]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

Copy/Paste/Print
Thanks TD

Occassionaly my dealer indicates that a part is coming from the vintage warehouse. What would they be referring to?

 

[sheboyganjohn]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

Here is one more for you.

http://www.vintageoutboard.com/

 

[Landscaping Wiz 808]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

American Outboard Motor Salvage
12611 Ocean Gateway
Cordova, Md. 21625
410-822-1740
discountparts@americanoutboard.com

I don't know about the other places, but this yard is AWESOME! It's on the way to O.C. Maryland and I stop there every time I go to the beach! Besides parts, it's also a museum of sorts. They have restored OMCs all over the place.

I don't think this helps, but I couldn't resist!

BOB

 

[wbeaton]

Re: Sources for vintage parts

Where are you located? Maybe your local dealer has an old AD on the back rack for parts? You need a shifter from a 1954-58 5.5-7.5 hp Johnson/Evinrude. Drop me a PM and I'll send you the parts manual for your motor.