1978 MFG Gypsy Rebuild

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tallcanadian

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I try to BBQ all year around. Now if there was a snow storm then I would obviously not but I love bbq. Hey Wood, pass the sauce. lol. glnbnz, those are snow flakes. I had to stop and take a second look myself.
 

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Grillin' in the snow now that's dedication :)
 

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Well, it's been awhile since I've posted. I'm still waiting for the spring thaw. We have a lot of snow and cold this year, more this year than in recent memory. But I have been busy planning and ordering in parts. I ordered in a few yards of carpet but I'm not too keen on the colour. Some things look different in pictures than they do in person. I will try to sell it and order in what I originally wanted which is a navy blue. I also received today some galvanized rims under 5.70x8 4 ply tires. Nice heavy duty tires. I also got in new galvanized, super lube 5 lug hubs. Made in America, not this China crap. They look awesome. I can't wait till the spring...





 

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Hey Tall! It's never the wrong season to BBQ. When we moved back a couple years ago, I left two gas grills and my smoker with my son and daughter and have never gotten around to getting replacements for either. I do miss them. I use to go fire up a grill for a hamburger over a skillet fried one anytime. I hardly ever wear a coat unless it's below 0?F and then only if the wind is blowing, so outside grilling all year is no problem.

OBTW, the Blue is really "BLUE". Maybe if you just wear dark sunglasses it will look more "Navy"? :cool:
 

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Hey Tall! It's never the wrong season to BBQ. When we moved back a couple years ago, I left two gas grills and my smoker with my son and daughter and have never gotten around to getting replacements for either. I do miss them. I use to go fire up a grill for a hamburger over a skillet fried one anytime. I hardly ever wear a coat unless it's below 0?F and then only if the wind is blowing, so outside grilling all year is no problem.

OBTW, the Blue is really "BLUE". Maybe if you just wear dark sunglasses it will look more "Navy"? :cool:

Hey Mud, it is very Blue for sure. I don't think I'm going to use it. I really don't want to. I still have a couple of months to worry over it.

I also was able to get my hands on a good working power trim unit for my motor. I got the whole midsection with the shocks and all. It seems to work good. This will give me extra shocks as well. Mine are good as are these. I was going to order in a CMC unit but this will save me about 500 bones. :D

Hey
 

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Seems trailer parts have been the norm lately?? ;)
Nice Nice TC!
 

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I am looking forward to Spring myself TC

Nice scored on the trailer tires and parts!!
 

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Check your PM's

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Boat still under tarps. I've been picking up stuff. I got a new carpet ordered. I really don't like the one I ordered a while back. I also got a new Teleflex steering cable kit along with a link arm for the motor end. I'm just waiting to get out there and finish this bad boy. Just a bit more glassing, gelcoat, carpet and glue the two halves back together. I say two full weekends will do it. Then I can bring it home. Speaking of home, we just bought a two acre lot and ordered in a new Mini home. We should be moved in by June 20. This has been taking up some of time too. It certainly will cut my boat budget back if I don't get my Gypsy done by then. Yikes.
 

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Glad to hear all is well and congrats on the new land acquisition...after the mini house, all you'll need is a nice 1/4 acre, fully enclosed/insulated pole barn for the project boats...:rolleyes:...
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Speaking of home, we just bought a two acre lot and ordered in a new Mini home. We should be moved in by June 20. This has been taking up some of time too. It certainly will cut my boat budget back if I don't get my Gypsy done by then. Yikes.

Congrats! :thumb::happy: I know the home buying can take a lot of time. I'm happy for you and the fam, :whoo: but saddened to think that, as the boat restoration comes to a close, and your attention span shifts...

you will be hanging out on some RV forum and not here.:Cry:
 

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Congrats on the NEW DIGS!!!! Pics are in order when you get all settled!!! When I retire, the Wife wants to go to Maine and eat Lobster, might have to see just how much further it is up to your place!!!!
 

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What's a mini home ?
Mobile / Modular ? Just don't forget the grill for those winter bbq's ! :)
 

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Glad to hear all is well and congrats on the new land acquisition...after the mini house, all you'll need is a nice 1/4 acre, fully enclosed/insulated pole barn for the project boats......
--I'm gonna need something for my 4 outboards and gear and stuff. Still working out details for some kind of a shed.

Congrats! I know the home buying can take a lot of time. I'm happy for you and the fam, but saddened to think that, as the boat restoration comes to a close, and your attention span shifts.. you will be hanging out on some RV forum and not here.
--No RV for me. And I won't be going to far from here. I got a lot more stuff to do. I have a couple of outboards to rebuild. Besides, I've been scouting around for some lonely tri hull...Shhhh. That's between all us in here. (wink wink):laugh:

Congrats on the NEW DIGS!!!! Pics are in order when you get all settled!!! When I retire, the Wife wants to go to Maine and eat Lobster, might have to see just how much further it is up to your place!!!!
--I will have pics for sure. From here to Bangor, Maine is about 6-7 hours. But hey, if you don't want to drive that far, I will meet you there. Anytime! There is also a great steakhouse there. Food is devine...

What's a mini home ? Mobile / Modular ? Just don't forget the grill for those winter bbq's !
--I would never forget my grill. A mini home is between a mobile and a modular. lol. They use to be mobile. But now no wheels and they are bigger. Housing is expensive up here and I don't want to be mortgage poor. It's bad enough I'm boat poor. The mini is the most economical way to have your own place and not be too broke. Plus it will be on it's own land. I'm not a fan of living in a trailer park. There is nothing wrong with that but too close to your neighbour plus they seem to attract tornadoes..What's up with that?
 

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That ole 85 hp is a work horse engine. Love the boat and engine. Old is better new is ...wheres' the frigging tech!
BTW...Dig that little Corvette!!

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The Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company (MFG)
Union City, Pennsylvania
History written by Jim Coffman Molded Fiber Glass Corporation was founded by Robert S. Morrison in Ashtabula, Ohio in 1948. MFG's intentions were to mass-produce commercial products by using polyester resins and fiberglass reinforcements, (in short, FRP-Fiberglass Reinforced Plastics). In 1950, the MFG Sheet Co. was formed. Because of their success thus far, another division was warranted. In 1952, the MFG Tray Co. was started in Linesville, Pa. In 1953, they needed yet another division, due to acquiring the contract with Chevrolet Motor Company to produce the fiberglass body components for the Corvette. This division was MFG Body Co., formed in Ashtabula, Ohio. In 1954, MFG felt it needed another product other than the Corvette. So to have another product line, one they felt would be very successful, they decided to produce boat hulls for another company. Did you ever wonder where the lapstrake hull design came from for MFG's boats?: Lyman Boat Co. MFG took a Lyman hull, tooled up, and produced a mold from it. They then took the finished hull and presented it to Lyman to show them what they could do for their boat, in fiberglass. Result of this business proposal, Lyman Boat Co. said...,No. Now, the ironic part of history, MFG never wanted to produce boats. They only wanted to produce hulls for another company. As a matter of fact, Robert Morrison wasn't a boater, he did'nt even have a true interest in boats. So after their pitfall with Lyman, and being tooled up to produce hulls, they had no choice. Finish what they started. So they produced their own deck, attached it to the hull copies, and formed Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co. in Union city, PA in 1955. So now, MFG has their own line of boats, without ever having the intention. Now they needed to name the models they were producing. Best way to come up with names, and to keep in the spirit
of their surroundings, look at the map. All of MFG's models were named after surrounding cities. MFG's boat production proved to be a great success. In 1959, MFG Boat Co. decided to try producing two models completely out of fiberglass, the Edinboro, and the Oxford, another success. Come 1960, only one model still had a wood deck, the Celeron. The following years greeted MFG with continuing growth, the boating community anxiously awaited for the following years releases. In 1965, for undetermined reasons, MFG Body Co. in Ashtabula bought Crestliner Boats. But MFG did not move Crestliner's operations to Union City. They left operations at Crestliner's current plants, as well as retaining the Crestliner name. Once in awhile, a Crestliner boat came through with MFG markings. Reason for this is unexplained as well, possibly a marketing test. In 1968 MFG Boat Corporation began producing boats for Sears. These models were the Sears Gamefisher and later the Adventurer series boats. The Sears line was produced in Ashtabula, not Union City as one might think. According to one MFG contact, this continued into the very early 80's. In 1972, MFG Corporation sold off Crestliner, and concentrated on production of their own models. 1977 brought a new line into their plants. MFG began production of fiberglass hoods and other components for Outboard Marine Corporation. This continued on into the 80's. As for the Boat Co. themselves, the 80's meant the end of MFG Boats. Epilogue It is in my opinion, researching the history of MFG Boat Co., information became very vague. Late summer of 2002, I had the oppurtunity to talk with Richard Morrison, the son of Robert Morrison, the founder. Our conversation was via telephone, whereas, I had to make an appointment to call him at his office. A huge percentage of the information contained above is the result of our conversation. There are a couple of points I wanted to add to this page, but before I recieve confirmation, I will keep them to myself. As recieve any further information, I will update this page. If anybody has any valid documentation on the history and would like to share it, please feel free to contact me.
Model Information
1955 to 1959 MFG models
1960 to 1962 MFG models
1955 Information Thanks to Lee Wangstead
1955 Brochure, Page 1
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1955 MFG ad
1956 Information
1956 Brochure, Page 1
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1956 MFG Ad 1
1956 MFG Ad 2
1957 Information Thanks to Jim Whaley
1957 Brochure, Page 1
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1958 MFG Magazine Ad
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1958 MFG Magazine Ad
1958 MFG Cambridge test
1958 MFG Cambridge test
1958 MFG Suburban test
1959 Information
1959 Brochure, Page 1
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1959 MFG Magazine ad
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1959 MFG Ad
1960 Information
1960 Brochure, Page 1
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1960 MFG Magazine Ad
1961 Information
1961 Article, Part 1
1961 Article, Part 2
1961 Article, Part 3
1961 Article, Part 4
1961 Article, Part 5
1961 Article, Part 6
1962 Information
1962 Brochure, Page 1
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1963 Information
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1963 Pricelist, Page 1
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1963 MFG Magazine ad
1964 Information Pricelist thanks to Janet Lowry
1964 Brochure, Page 1
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1964 Brochure, Page 4
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1964 Pricelist, Page 1
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1965 Information
1965 Brochure, Page 1
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1965 MFG Magazine ad
1966 Information
1966 Brochure, Page 1
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1967 Information Brochure thanks to Lee Wangstead
1967 Brochure, Page 1
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1967 MFG Magazine ad
1967 MFG Magazine ad
1968 Information
1968 Brochure, Page 1
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MFG in a 1968 Evinrude ad
1968 MFG Magazine ad
1969 Information Thanks to Kelly Wood
1969 Brochure, Page 1
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1969 MFG Magazine ad
1969 MFG Magazine ad
1969 Article, Part 1
1969 Article, Part 2
1969 Article, Part 3
1970 Information
1970 Brochure, Page 1
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1971 Information
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1972 Information
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1973 Information Thanks to Ted Sampanes
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1974 Information
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kcassells

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Re: 1978 MFG Gypsy Rebuild

Sorry about all the other non related info took me an hour just to figure out how to copy and paste this info.
My little MFG:
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kcassells

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Re: 1978 MFG Gypsy Rebuild

Mfg 15, Pure fun and durable. Hope some of the history was useful.
 

kcassells

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Re: 1978 MFG Gypsy Rebuild

!975 with Johnson 70, kicked butt and lifts up the front end. Was my first boat cause I got the Hook/fever. Just got to crowded when me and 2 guys went stripper fishing. Moved into another rehab: Sportscraft 222 osff. Lots of work going on with this pretty girl.
Good luck with your jewel. I have a little more history on the boat if you want it. Let me know.
 

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Re: 1978 MFG Gypsy Rebuild

Tagging along Great job can not wait to see it done
 
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