Orig 1961 West Bend Outboard Motor Parts List 12HP USA12103 CAN 12104
Orig 1961 West Bend Outboard Motor Parts List 12HP USA12103 CAN 12104
West Bend Outboard. West Bend Ourboard Motor Parts Catalogs 1963 West Bend Outboard Motor Parts List Catalog 18 HP Model 18101 18111 West Bend's best known products were the outboards sold from 1946 to the early 1960 by Sears & Roebuck under the Elgin brand name
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The company started out as the Kissel Automobile Company in Hartford Wisconsin and was forced into making outboards after their luxury automobile business dried up in the Great Depression West Bend Outboard Motors The history of the old Kissel Auto Company plant in Hartford, Wisconsin picks up in 1944
West Bend Outboard Motor 1956 Cool Vintage Advertising Poster eBay
West Bend Outboard Motors 1956 - 1959 West Bend Model Number Horse Power Year Built ----- ----- ----- 150201 2 1952 150202 2 1953 150211 2 1954-56 160211 2 1956 160221 2 1957 2801 2 1958 2802 2 1958 2901 2 1960 15050 3½ 1947 15052 3½ 1947-48 15054 5 1949 15055 5 1950 15056 5 1951-52 160571 5 1954-55 15060 5½ 1947 15062 5½ 1948. Sellers with highest buyer ratings; Returns, money back; Ships in a business day with tracking; In 1944 West Bend Aluminum Company purchased Kissel Industries and the Sears and Roebucks contract to make outboards
1964 West Bend Outboard Motor Parts List Catalog 12 HP 12021 eBay. In that year, Elgin began selling Scott outboard motors as Elgins 2hp and 3.5hp - 1952-1965+ Sections 1-10 should cover any questions regarding restoration of these outboards! Overview Developed by the West Bend Company and sold through Sears, these 2hp outboards first appeared in 1952 and continued in various forms through.
West Bend Outboard Motor 1956 Cool Vintage Advertising Poster eBay. The company started out as the Kissel Automobile Company in Hartford Wisconsin and was forced into making outboards after their luxury automobile business dried up in the Great Depression Art Ingels used a surplus West Bend engine to power the first kart