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| − | Rambler Boat Co. | + | Rambler Boat Co., Inc. |
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| + | PO Box 4086 | ||
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| + | Hicks Field | ||
Fort Worth, Texas | Fort Worth, Texas | ||
| − | One surviving boat from this manufacturer was found equipped with a [[Scott Atwater|Scott-Atwater]] 3-cylinder engine, mounted inboard to an outboard-style lower unit and remote rudder for steering. | + | One surviving boat from this manufacturer was found equipped with a [[Scott Atwater|Scott-Atwater]] 3-cylinder engine, mounted inboard to an outboard-style lower unit and remote rudder for steering. This was a unit advertised by Dallas Marine Corp. of Dallas, Texas about 1960. According to the 1960 ad below, a conventional outboard model was also available. Besides the 15' inboard boats, Rambler offered a 15' outboard model as well. |
If you have additional information, please contact us in order to preserve and share information on these old boats. | If you have additional information, please contact us in order to preserve and share information on these old boats. | ||
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Rambler Boat Co., Inc.
PO Box 4086
Hicks Field
Fort Worth, Texas
One surviving boat from this manufacturer was found equipped with a Scott-Atwater 3-cylinder engine, mounted inboard to an outboard-style lower unit and remote rudder for steering. This was a unit advertised by Dallas Marine Corp. of Dallas, Texas about 1960. According to the 1960 ad below, a conventional outboard model was also available. Besides the 15' inboard boats, Rambler offered a 15' outboard model as well.
If you have additional information, please contact us in order to preserve and share information on these old boats.
1960 Information
1960 Rambler Boats ad
