Note the all red top on the mark25 . Some of you have suggested that mine is not an original paint style since the rewind top isn't white. Speaking of white, do you suppose Elmer proposely flooded his old ads with male blond wunderkinds
little merc shop, Londonderry, NH; 1946 thru 1961 merc restoration
FastJeff needs to get all over those people for not wearing life jackets!
Lake Lanier, 30miles North of Atlanta, GA
Old Mercury outboard fan... Especially the fast ones!
Mercury/MerCruiser, Evinrude/Johnson & VolvoPenta Technician (After my suit & tie wearing career was done!)
I thought we had pictures of the remanufactured monochromatic painted line of Mercurys branded, "Pacemaker". I think Steve Stevenson in Neenah, WI has some 4x6" and 8x10" color glossy photos of them and they look just like the engines in this movie.
Lake Lanier, 30miles North of Atlanta, GA
Old Mercury outboard fan... Especially the fast ones!
Mercury/MerCruiser, Evinrude/Johnson & VolvoPenta Technician (After my suit & tie wearing career was done!)
I hadn't heard of these "pacemaker" engines. Maybe mine is one of them. who knows.
It was formerly owned by JW in Georgia.
In any case, there was no sign of white paint underneath and the red looked original. I can't say that it wasn't painted red during a top level "remanufacture".
I think the white looks goofy, always did. Lots of folks paint the tops tan; although not correct, I think it looks better than white.
little merc shop, Londonderry, NH; 1946 thru 1961 merc restoration