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The Red Wing Model 65 marine engine was adapted in 1958 to [[Muncie|Muncie Gear Work's]] Flexidrive as a inboard/outdrive combination unit. | The Red Wing Model 65 marine engine was adapted in 1958 to [[Muncie|Muncie Gear Work's]] Flexidrive as a inboard/outdrive combination unit. | ||
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| + | File:Redwinga57001.jpg|1957 Red Wing Meteor Marine Engines Article | ||
| + | File:Redwinga57002.jpg|1957 Red Wing Meteor 150 6-cylinder Engine Photo | ||
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'''1958 Information''' | '''1958 Information''' | ||
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Casa Cruiser
Red Wing Marine Corp.
1000 Levee St.
Red Wing, Minnesota
Before offering a boat in 1958, this company was known for gasoline and diesel marine engines. This included the "Meteor" and "Arrowhead" series of engines. The 40' Casa Cruiser is a steel houseboat with twin inboard Red Wing Meteor 100 HP engines. The hull 10-guage welded steel and designed by A. M. Deering, a naval architect.
The Red Wing Model 65 marine engine was adapted in 1958 to Muncie Gear Work's Flexidrive as a inboard/outdrive combination unit.
1957 Information
1957 Red Wing Meteor Marine Engines Article
1957 Red Wing Meteor 150 6-cylinder Engine Photo
1958 Information
1958 Casa Cruiser article
1958 Casa Cruiser article
1958 Red Wing Marine Engines article
1958 Red Wing Marine Engines article
1958 Red Wing Marine Engines article
1959 Information
1959 Casa Cruiser inboard boat models
