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The 40 HP models are very good.---The electric shift models came with a 10 amp generator,---Some will argue.----The electric shift is very good , simple and reliable.----The 40 HP was the same powerhead from 63 to the 1970 models.
No, that is not the Prop that was shipped with the Engine. Personally, I think no Prop should shipped with any engine over 8 hp. All Props should be selected upon Motor installation.
I can't say how many times the Engine was swapped, but the Evidence is there, that it at one time, had a Mercury Outboard on it, 50hp or more, with Power Trim