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On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 23:14:01 -0000, Solomon_Man
wrote: 1) Has anyone online here ever went through this process and gotten a title? 2) What is the rough value of a running (wishful thinking) 35Hp Evinrude outboard motor from the 1950s worth? What are parts worth? Whats the big deal on 50 yr old motors, I understand the legalities behind titles and such but they have not been registered in 30 yrs. 3) What is a typical outboard motor (25-45 Hp), running,used, not older then 20 yrs, with title going for today? 4) What would you do in this situation? I'm sort of intrigued by the whole outboard title thing - are you sure outboards are titled in Ohio? That doens't make any sense. With respect to value, it's all relative. If the engines are rare examples of outboards for their era, they are worth what ever a collector will pay for them. As operating engines for use, maybe $50 each - not much more than that certainly. Models 20 years old or there abouts - maybe $100/125 in perfect running condition. As parts - probably not much as not many engines of that age are still running requiring parts. A certain member of this august body excepted. :) |
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