Thread subject: Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos :: 1973 Outrage 19 "portholes"

Posted by Blackduck on 04/20/15 - 12:57 PM
#1

Does anybody know what the "porthole" openings under the gunnels were trimmed with, if anything?

Posted by Finnegan on 04/20/15 - 1:52 PM
#2

Walter - they were trimmed with a vinyl edging guard, a cheap detail in my opinion. If I had one of these boats, I would square them off, and edge trim with rabbited teak, like the bottom edge of the gunwales are done. I am lucky that mine has the later exposed shelving design and no "ovals".

http://smg.photobucket.com/user/lgolt...5830252497

A friend of mine just bought a beautiful fresh water speciman of one of these boats, and that is the recommendation I made to him.

Posted by sraab928 on 04/21/15 - 7:08 AM
#3

Here is what the factory used - although I am not sure on color - I had a special run of tan done for my restoration.

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Posted by Blackduck on 04/21/15 - 8:56 AM
#4

Is there any left, if so, can you give me the contact info? Also, how fast with the 140 Suzuki? is there any more of that red insert available?

Edited by Blackduck on 04/21/15 - 11:19 AM

Posted by Finnegan on 04/21/15 - 11:23 AM
#5

For the red insert, contact Sue at Twin Cities.

Posted by Blackduck on 04/21/15 - 1:26 PM
#6

Thank you Larry, I will-Walter

Posted by sraab928 on 04/21/15 - 1:46 PM
#7

Performance with the 140 was good. I remember low 40's but its been a couple years. Yes Sue at Twin Cities for the red like Larry said. As for the trim I am not sure how much I have left - how much do you need?

Posted by Blackduck on 04/21/15 - 1:48 PM
#8

Enough to do all of the openings on a 1973-19

(changed abbreviated year to full 4 digit year for clarification)

Edited by Joe Kriz on 04/21/15 - 3:54 PM

Posted by sraab928 on 04/21/15 - 3:53 PM
#9

Ok - I don't own mine anymore - You will have to measure the openings and let me know the total.

Posted by Blackduck on 04/21/15 - 4:40 PM
#10

I will measure the openings tomorrow and give you the footage I will need. Thanks for your help-Walter

Posted by Blackduck on 04/27/15 - 7:52 AM
#11

sraab928 wrote:
Ok - I don't own mine anymore - You will have to measure the openings and let me know the total.


I need about 40 feet-Walter

Posted by sraab928 on 04/27/15 - 1:15 PM
#12

Got your email Walter - I will measure up what I have and get back to you.