Yes, sir you young fellas you Outboard Motor wackos like myself anyway I enjoyed your video very much. It was good very good. I was wondering how to get in touch with your vendor. There are out looking known where but when you go to contact there is no no info anyway if you could help me out, I’m in North Carolinadown here by the Outer Banks of North Carolina been here 64 years anyway I got one of those old speed for Evinrude someone gave me. I’m just goofing around with that thank you. Hope you’ll help me. Have a nice day.
I see all those old motors and I think who wasn't making outboards back in the day. The amazing thing is that they still run and run well. Cool video guys, thanks for sharing.
Ha, this is very true, literally everyone wanted in on that game! If they weren't making their own, they were putting their brand name on somebody else's engines! Crazy how times have changed, those certainly were the golden years for these motors. It is nuts that many of them can still run, even over 100 years later on the real old stuff. I've messed with a few newer engines now - I can't say the same about most of them!
Nice, thanks! They are super cool motors. The only issue with being that nice looking is that I'm displaying them in the house (wife hasn't thrown them out yet), so I'm likely run going to run them. But, I do have a Wizard WD-4 that's the same engine, with original worn paint, that I can run instead :)
Yes, sir you young fellas you Outboard Motor wackos like myself anyway I enjoyed your video very much. It was good very good. I was wondering how to get in touch with your vendor. There are out looking known where but when you go to contact there is no no info anyway if you could help me out, I’m in North Carolinadown here by the Outer Banks of North Carolina been here 64 years anyway I got one of those old speed for Evinrude someone gave me. I’m just goofing around with that thank you. Hope you’ll help me. Have a nice day.
This is like going to museum 😮 I love this
@@JuilusCeaser imagine being there in person! Talk about overwhelming!!!
I see all those old motors and I think who wasn't making outboards back in the day. The amazing thing is that they still run and run well. Cool video guys, thanks for sharing.
Ha, this is very true, literally everyone wanted in on that game! If they weren't making their own, they were putting their brand name on somebody else's engines! Crazy how times have changed, those certainly were the golden years for these motors.
It is nuts that many of them can still run, even over 100 years later on the real old stuff. I've messed with a few newer engines now - I can't say the same about most of them!
Love that Merc KD4. I have an older version of the same motor, the K4. Mine doesn't look as neat though.
Nice, thanks! They are super cool motors. The only issue with being that nice looking is that I'm displaying them in the house (wife hasn't thrown them out yet), so I'm likely run going to run them.
But, I do have a Wizard WD-4 that's the same engine, with original worn paint, that I can run instead :)
Very cool, but honestly overwhelming collection.
It was overwhelming even being there and looking around at all of it!
So the big question, how many wall ornaments made their way back to Brock’s garage?!
Well, you'll have to watch Part 2 (coming soon) to find out!!! Maybe we bought the "Whole Shabang!?" 🤣
@Retro grade I have some questions about your mark 78a long shaft thanks
Can I contact you
What questions exactly? I'll try to help!
@@justinlintz3626 yeah - email me at retro.grade.motorsports@gmail.com and we can go from there