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    Posted: October-22-2012 at 1:53pm
Parts left as of 3/12/13

1. Pylon
2. Raw Water through hull pick ups.
3. Almost any part you want off a 1968 Chysler 318.
4. A borg warner 71c transmission.
5. Pitot
6. Strut
7. Gauges original gauges from 1968, anyone.
8. Light and blower switch.
9. Front Navigational Bow Light
10. Exhaust through hull stern ports 3" dia.
11. Front and Back Lifting Rings.
12. Side Panels
13. Gas Tank filler, pitted in spots.
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Do those scoops still have their tabs intact (that keep them in place)? Shoot me a price on 2 of them.

Also could use the front cooling piece.



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Emailed,

also anyone can email me.

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How much for the alternator?

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Does that have the 40" shaft? How much do you want for it?
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Originally posted by RedandWhite73 RedandWhite73 wrote:

Does that have the 40" shaft? How much do you want for it?


Give me about 3 weeks on the shaft, unless you know an easy to measure it.

Obvsiously dessambling and pulling the engine will be the hard part!

I haven't looked, but it's possible to pull the shaft without having to remove the tranny or engine? Anyone know shaft length?
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How much for the alternator?

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Name a reasonable price.
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40" is the stock shaft length on all of the 16' boats (both first gen Mustang and 2nd gen Stang/Skier/Tique). Measured end to end.

You can press the coupling off the shaft with the engine in the boat... and having the 2 apart may be the preferred way to receive it. Just like it goes for removal, you can only install them in one piece if the engine is out of the boat.

Do a search for the bolt/threaded rod, nuts and socket trick. It will take a litle while, but is not difficult.
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Originally posted by TRBenj TRBenj wrote:

40" is the stock shaft length on all of the 16' boats (both first gen Mustang and 2nd gen Stang/Skier/Tique). Measured end to end.

You can press the coupling off the shaft with the engine in the boat... and having the 2 apart may be the preferred way to receive it. Just like it goes for removal, you can only install them in one piece if the engine is out of the boat.

Do a search for the bolt/threaded rod, nuts and socket trick. It will take a litle while, but is not difficult.


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I'll do some reading and pull it! My big fear is i haven't had a maiden voyage in my 1970 yet, knowing my luck the boat has a bent shaft and i sell this one lol.
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If you're planning on removing the shaft, I will gladly take it off your hands.
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Originally posted by RedandWhite73 RedandWhite73 wrote:

If you're planning on removing the shaft, I will gladly take it off your hands.


That's the whole reason why I'm looking into removing it, to sell it to you........

What's your thoughts on price? $125 + S/H ok?
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I am interested in the Mustang logos on the dash please
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Originally posted by nautique frk nautique frk wrote:

I am interested in the Mustang logos on the dash please


I think I have them sold, but I'll let you know, I haven't received a response......

Told him $25 + S/h?
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How about the lifting rings? Do you have better pics of them?

Edit- I found this one on your photobucket. It looks pretty good. I'll have to get a better look at mine in the San Juan.
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Hey, I scuffed the back one some when i was sanding, no clue why i didn't remove them??? I think the scuffs will rub out.

The front one looks great though. Let me know!
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turning point I sent you a PM

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Turningpoint, Send me a price on the Airguide speedo. Thanks,   Todd
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Turningpoint, Send me a price on the Airguide speedo. Thanks,   Todd
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I'll take a picture Saturday and get it out to you.
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SOLD:

Dash Emblem
All Cleats
Step Pads
Shaft
Possibly the rudder, prop and strut
Scoops
Alternator
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The first picture gave me an idea, but send a price as well. Do you know if it works or leaks water?? Just a thought!! Thanks, Todd
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Originally posted by Got Tiques Got Tiques wrote:

The first picture gave me an idea, but send a price as well. Do you know if it works or leaks water?? Just a thought!! Thanks, Todd


Hey was really busy this weekend, will get into it sometime this week!
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Just received the alternator, cleats and the rear scoops.

Pleasure doing business with you!

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Pump looks like I can use it, carb, maybe electrical system if it is in my budget – send me an email to jhf6659 at yah00 d0t com and let me know what else you got that I should probably get along with some prices
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Still looking for price and condition of the Airguide. thanks, Todd
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Todd:

I have an old yellow-faced Aireguide that needs major restore effort. like the one pictured...only no glass. It's yours if you want.......More Period correct for a early 70s boat.

BTW - Loved the Banana Boat when I visited the Deckers in Ohio...VERY cool Boat!
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Do you still have the shift control available?

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Todd:

I have an old yellow-faced Aireguide that needs major restore effort. like the one pictured...only no glass. It's yours if you want.......More Period correct for a early 70s boat.



Steve, if UT passes I'd be interested in the yellow faced Airguide!
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Do you still have the shift control available?

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Yes I do!

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I'm guessing the tranny mounts are different to that on my 82 tique?
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Air206 Steve, Thanks for the offer on the Airguide, but I'll pass and put Mr Chris Mars in line.

Yep, I'm really proud of the Banana Boat, and it is still a work in progress. We had fun and put it in the 2012 CCF Calendar with a bunch of footers. The Deckers were gentlemen and preserved some CC history.

Chris, I pass on the Airguide, and thank you for all of your help and fun at the CT Mini, 2012. Still awaiting Picture Pats photo capture of the event. Hope to have you both back (and your brother and ladies....) to continue where we left off!!

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