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mfg pics 6 years 5 months ago #136209

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anybody have pics of a 1960 oxford or Waterford boat trying to figure out which boat I have and I cant seem to find one anywhere. I need pic of the inside the dash. I have no seats title doesn't say which it is would like to restore mine to as orginal as I can but cant tell in the libiary which one I have. is why I am asking thank you

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mfg pics 6 years 5 months ago #136211

They are the same, except Waterford only had a front seat, while the Oxford had front and back seats. Your deck looks like 1961, except no glove box in center of dash, but you have extended deck inside gunwhale like a 1961. Did you have the original plywood floors when purchased? If two sets of holes across the beam, then Oxford; otherwise Waterford. For 1961 there was Oxford model only, then replaced by Niagara model in 1962. Have not seen a 1961 brochure - they are hard to find.

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Dave Nau - 1966 MFG Niagara with 1963 Mercury 350 (35hp) outboard and 1966 Tee Nee trailer. Second boat is a 1962 MFG Edinboro with a 1984 Evinrude 70hp and Holsclaw trailer.

mfg pics 6 years 5 months ago #136217

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no I didn't have the original plywood in there so I really have no clue do u think my title has a typo on there cause it does say 1960 on the title.

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mfg pics 6 years 4 months ago #136310

Maybe. I also know MFG would make changes in the middle of production runs. Since no glove-box, maybe yours was made with the newer deck. 1960 is very possible, and probably most likely.

Tracking down how an old boat was supposed to look can be tricky. On mine, I had the benefit of memory, as my dad had four different MFGs while growing up, and my two are from the same time period.

However, even memories can get it wrong. To restore my 1962 Edinboro, I relied on pictures I could find on the Internet, along with the 1962 sales brochure, plus what I could remember about the boats from that time period.

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Dave Nau - 1966 MFG Niagara with 1963 Mercury 350 (35hp) outboard and 1966 Tee Nee trailer. Second boat is a 1962 MFG Edinboro with a 1984 Evinrude 70hp and Holsclaw trailer.
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