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Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8398
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Hello,
I've acquired a little red boat that's 9 feet long. It doesn't have any manufacturer plates. One clue was that it had a mercury auto tranny control that looks to be from 57 58 59 60 or 61. Has anyone every seen one of these ? It's lines look like a seaking, just a miniature version. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks 
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Re: Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8399
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Having trouble adding the photos.
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Re: Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8400
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What I've found when a pic will not post and it is within the size limit. If I resample the pic a just change the size by 1 pixel it will work. Hope this helps.
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Re: Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8405
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I've added the pictures from a linux computer. The forum won't let an ipad add pictures
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8407
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I can't identify the boat, but the controls are worth at least $100.00
 I've seen worse condition controls sell for more. |
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8411
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I believe Its a Tomahawk playmate built in good old Tomahawk WI.Circa late fifties made for kids.I aways wanted one of those,why I don't know check the dia. lenght 10.2 " transom 35" beam 46 "
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8418
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Here's the catalog shot of the Playmate from the 1958 Tomahawk catalog. That was my first guess too. Interesting catalog though, I've never seen such blurred photography anywhere, let alone in a catalog from a well known builder.
Lee Wangstad 
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8425
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The length of the little red boat is smaller at 9 foot 1 inch and the beam and transom is 46 inches.
This little red boat also has a straight form along the sides unlike the drawing of the playmate that widens at the transom. Thanks |
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8429
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That design does have Tomahawk written all over it. The 1958 Play mate was 10 ft long, had a 46" beam and a 40" transom. Would they have rounded 9'-1" up to 10 ft?
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Todd (aka thetudor)
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8432
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Thats a neat little boat. Keep us posted on the restore.
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 6 months ago #8438
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In the late `50s ,the boat length would have been measured along the gunnel ,and not straight front to back.
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Re:Need help identifying this ... 14 years 5 months ago #11817
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It looks like a match to my red Tomahawk Playmate. Measured around the gunnel it is 10ft 2in. I would like to visit with you about the steering setup.
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