I just bought a 1987 Outrage 18. It will be mentioned a few times in future threads, because it is a project boat. I am looking forward to refinishing that wood.
I bought my first whaler titled as a '69 Montuak but apparently it actually a Nauset. It has a 78 Johnson 85 that used to drive very well until somebody chewed up the prop. I am going to restore it over this winter but can't wait to share the pics. Any advice appreciated.
I bought my first whaler titled as a '69 Montuak but apparently it actually a Nauset. It has a 78 Johnson 85 that used to drive very well until somebody chewed up the prop. I am going to restore it over this winter but can't wait to share the pics. Any advice appreciated.
The Montauk is the newer version and most identifiable of the 17' footers. You always see older 17' Whalers advertised as Montauks. Your boat is a great boat. If you start a new thread and ask what advise you need, there is quite a few people that can help.
I am looking forward to seeing your pics.
I just bought a 13' 1977 from a church camp. Not sure what model. It has two plywood board seats and a starboard side plywood steering helm. The steering wheel is horizontal. No railing. small hatch in the bow with a drop in plywood lid that is about 7x24". ANy idea wht model???
I just bought a 13' 1977 from a church camp. Not sure what model. It has two plywood board seats and a starboard side plywood steering helm. The steering wheel is horizontal. No railing. small hatch in the bow with a drop in plywood lid that is about 7x24". ANy idea wht model???
After 6 years living on an island you need a boat. Just bougth one last weekend. Can somebody tell me type and specifications of the 1974 20 ft boat as seen on the picture? I looked to various sites to find an identical one but it seems I bought not a regular type?
Thanks for info in advance.
Best regards
Hans
Just got a Whaler! Montauk 17 (1998) with a 90HP 1999 motor. I had to change out trailers than what is in the picture, and will get new pictures soon. It is in great shape, and I'm really looking forward to running it
