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Elgin Boats, Trailers, Outboard Motors
Sears, Roebuck & Company
925 S. Homan Ave. Chicago, Illinois
Elgin boats, trailers, and outboards were sold by Sears, Roebuck and Co. but were built by a variety of manufacturers. The line of outboard motors were built by West Bend and later by Scott-McCulloch; boats were supplied by manufacturers such as Cutter, Whitehouse, Glasspar, and Arkansas Traveler. From 1960 on, Elgin offered only a two HP model built by West Bend, switching to a lineup primarily of outboards made by Scott. West Bend-made motors can be distinguished by a 571- serial number prefix; the Scott-made motors by a 574- prefix. In later years, the Elgin brand was dropped entirely and boats and motors were marked as Sears.
Elgin Outboard Model Information
1956 Info
19?? Info Unknown year
1958 SEARS (Elgin was sold in the Sears catalogs and had similar items)
1959 Info:
1961 Info