Thread subject: Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos :: 1974 Outrage 21 with factory cabin

Posted by JBfish on 01/05/21 - 5:00 PM
#1

Looking for any info or resources regarding a factory made 1974 Outrage 21' with factory cabin. I get asked all the time if I put the house or the cabin on the whaler but its was factory built this way. It's an ongoing project but any info about this unique design would be most helpful.

https://youtu.be/1Nf1rhG4SRs

Edited by Joe Kriz on 01/05/21 - 6:02 PM

Posted by Joe Kriz on 01/05/21 - 5:57 PM
#2

Can you tell us the HIN and the Stencil Number?
https://www.whalercentral.com/viewpag...age_id=177

https://www.whalercentral.com/article...icle_id=97

Maybe experimental or Custom, but never in production.
https://www.whalercentral.com/userpho...lbum_id=11

EDIT:
I see you have the HIN of BWCA9485M74F in your profile.
What about the Stencil?
Thanks

Edited by Joe Kriz on 01/05/21 - 6:06 PM

Posted by sraab928 on 01/06/21 - 3:23 AM
#3

It looks the same as Strike 3 (edit - it is that boat based on registration numbers) - which was an experimental Outrage owned by Matt/Warren and Tony - Here is an copy and paste from a post on another forum...

Here are a couple of photos and the original BW brochure pic of 'Strike3', a truly experimental, one-of-a-kind banana Whaler. When we bought the boat we immediately contacted Chuck Bennett, who confirmed that she was a unique prototype. The boat's cabin is seamlessly part of the cap, BTW, all resting on a standard 21 ft banana Outrage hull. She's forty years old this year.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b30...railer.jpg

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b30...hureS3.jpg

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b30...enGate.jpg

We 'Strike3' partners are splashing our boat tomorrow in anticipation of the opening day of salmon season on Saturday. The boat spends nine months in a Bodega Bay slip and is used for fishing, cruising, diving, and whale watching. Oh yeah, she's also used as our 'floating Motel 6', though her cabin's a little cramped.

Edited by sraab928 on 01/06/21 - 3:25 AM

Posted by biggiefl on 01/06/21 - 8:41 AM
#4

Looks like Strike 3 to me.

Posted by Phil T on 01/06/21 - 1:02 PM
#5

There were two (2) experimental boats made with a cabin like structure. Only Strike 3 is still around.

Are Matt and Warren still in? Been a while since I have heard from them.

Edited by Phil T on 01/06/21 - 1:04 PM

Posted by biggiefl on 01/07/21 - 8:54 AM
#6

I did not see it before but Scott said the Reg numbers match Strike 3. I don't remember it being gray however but its been a while.

Posted by flippa on 01/07/21 - 10:16 AM
#7

That is Strike 3 for sure.

I had the opportunity to see it when it was in Bodega Bay.

Nice to see it is being enjoyed by the new owner.

Edited by flippa on 01/07/21 - 10:21 AM

Posted by JBfish on 08/09/21 - 10:00 PM
#8

Thanks for the info and yes it’s an awesome whaler for sure. Still fishing Bodega bay and the SF bay.

Posted by butchdavis on 08/10/21 - 6:33 AM
#9

Impressive looking boat. For Bodega Bay use a high full front windscreen with wraparound would be useful.

with a good rake it would probably look original. However, if it was mine, I would strive for originality and any needed mods I made would be designed for the ability to return to original with minimum cost and effort.

If you bring the boat down to the South Coast I would enjoy seeing it up close.

Posted by flippa on 08/28/21 - 11:42 AM
#10

That is a sweet boat.

It is the same hull as my 1978 Outrage 21, very stable & will handle some serious conditions.

I like that you opened up the rear deck. There is a ton more room back there now.