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− | This company advertised they have been building marine engines since 1898. Eventually | + | This company advertised they have been building marine engines since 1898. Eventually [[Norseman Marine]] was a subsidiary company. The company was most known for the Atomic 4, a compact four-cylinder motor for inboard applications. It was very popular as a sailboat auxiliary motor. A range of models were made for Universal's Aqua-Pak V-Drive. Besides engines for propulsion, they made a range of motors for marine electrical plant applications. In 1956, Univeral bought the gasoline engine division of [[Nordberg|Nordberg Manufacturing Co.]] of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, thereby adding to its line of 6-cylinder engines. This line was renamed by 1958 to [[Norseman Marine]]. The company stopped selling inboard/outboard drive packages in 1968 when [[Volvo]] stopped supplying outdrives, instead selling exclusively to [[Chrysler]]. They were packaged with a Buick V6 marine conversion, the Sabre/Super Sabre. |
− | In 1961, | + | In 1961, Universal was bought by J. M. Nash Co. of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. |
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File:Universala56001.jpg|1956 Univeral Aqua-Pak V-Drive Ad | File:Universala56001.jpg|1956 Univeral Aqua-Pak V-Drive Ad | ||
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+ | '''1957 Information''' | ||
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+ | File:Universala57001.jpg|1957 Universal Motors Product Line Article | ||
+ | File:Universala57002.jpg|1957 Universal Motors 65 HP Aqua-Pak V-Drive marine engine | ||
+ | File:Universala57003.jpg|1957 Universal Motors Ad | ||
+ | File:Nordberga57001.jpg|1957 Universal Acquires Nordberg Article | ||
+ | File:Universala57004.jpg|1957 Universal Moves Nordberg Acquisition Article | ||
+ | File:Universala57005.jpg|1957 Universal Employee Awards Article | ||
+ | File:Riverqueena57001.jpg|1957 Universal Aqua-Pak article | ||
+ | File:Universala57007.jpg|1957 Universal Aqua-Pak ad | ||
+ | File:Universala57006.jpg|1957 Universal Generators article | ||
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'''1958 Information''' | '''1958 Information''' | ||
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+ | File:Universala58003.jpg|1958 Universal Motors V-8 Article | ||
+ | File:Universala58004.jpg|1958 Universal Motors Atomic-4 Ad | ||
File:Universala58001.jpg|1958 Universal Motors Article | File:Universala58001.jpg|1958 Universal Motors Article | ||
+ | File:Universala58002.jpg|1958 Universal Motors Article | ||
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+ | '''1959 Information''' | ||
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+ | File:Universala59001.jpg|1959 Universal Aqua-Pak Ad | ||
+ | File:Universala59002.jpg|1959 Universal Motors Article | ||
+ | File:Universala59003.jpg|1959 Universal-Norseman V-King V-8 Article | ||
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[[Category:Propulsion]] | [[Category:Propulsion]] | ||
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Universal Marine Engines
Universal Motor Company
664 Universal Drive
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
This company advertised they have been building marine engines since 1898. Eventually Norseman Marine was a subsidiary company. The company was most known for the Atomic 4, a compact four-cylinder motor for inboard applications. It was very popular as a sailboat auxiliary motor. A range of models were made for Universal's Aqua-Pak V-Drive. Besides engines for propulsion, they made a range of motors for marine electrical plant applications. In 1956, Univeral bought the gasoline engine division of Nordberg Manufacturing Co. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, thereby adding to its line of 6-cylinder engines. This line was renamed by 1958 to Norseman Marine. The company stopped selling inboard/outboard drive packages in 1968 when Volvo stopped supplying outdrives, instead selling exclusively to Chrysler. They were packaged with a Buick V6 marine conversion, the Sabre/Super Sabre.
In 1961, Universal was bought by J. M. Nash Co. of Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
More history can be be found here: http://www.shadowmagic3d.com/BlackSwan/5uh.html
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