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1980's era Chrysler outboards
Anyone have an opinion on Chrysler outboards? I have the opportunity to buy
a 50 hp. Mike |
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1980's era Chrysler outboards
Parts can be a problem, but if you are innovative you can work around
that. For instance I have a 15 hp with a shot magneto ignition system. I just drive an old CD ignition with the points and it run better, especially at idle, than the original system did. A friend used to have the dealership here and I watched him work on all sizes. They all looked simple to work on compared to the more modern designs of Merc and OMC. I wouldn't pay top dollar for one, but if you can get a deal it might be worth it. Look the price up in NADA for some reference. Regards, Ron |
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1980's era Chrysler outboards
Thanks Ron.
Mike "Ron Thornton" wrote in message ... Parts can be a problem, but if you are innovative you can work around that. For instance I have a 15 hp with a shot magneto ignition system. I just drive an old CD ignition with the points and it run better, especially at idle, than the original system did. A friend used to have the dealership here and I watched him work on all sizes. They all looked simple to work on compared to the more modern designs of Merc and OMC. I wouldn't pay top dollar for one, but if you can get a deal it might be worth it. Look the price up in NADA for some reference. Regards, Ron |
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