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Boat a 1958 Crestliner, 17' Flying Crest with Gator trailer with 1962 Evinrude Lark IV | Outdoor Sports363 of 1139 |  |  |
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Not really the category but fishing was all they had.
Would like some information on this
1958 Crestliner, 17' Flying Crest with Gator trailer with 1962 Evinrude Lark IV
We think the gator trailer was original yellow
We want to know if there is an original 1958 motor we should be looking for. /also a windshield any books.
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Nice find
You can always have the windshield made. Their are a few company's who specialize in marine windshields. If your looking to restore it, I would focus on the deck. What does the deck floors look like? What does the transom look like? That interior definitely isn't original.
As or the engine..you need to ind an engine that suits you and your needs. It is probably rated for a 60hp or 70hp. Something with that classic look would be nice. Obviously you don't want a gas guzzler.
They were popular boats....so you should be able to find loads of restore info on the web.
I have looked online found nothing
I am looking for a windshield and the “Engine Overheating” light from the dashboard for the boat and 1958 or 1959 outboard. Single engine up to 60HP, or twin 35HPs..You say tons have a website name available
In the catolog picture or the boat it is marketed with a evinrude. Does the dash have original instruments?
Website for crestliner I found
retrocrestliner.com.....They have a forum on the home page. You should be able to get some good answers their.
Windshield..They have been around or awhile.
UPD Plastics Boat windshields. You can get glass or plastic with trim.
should say of the boat...not or the boat
I tried that site thanks. yes original instruents