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The Committee of Aluminum Producers, renamed the Marine Aluminum Committee in 1964, was a branch of the Aluminum Association, an industry organization of companies such as Kaiser Aluminum, Alcoa, and Reynolds Metals. In 1963, the Committee put on a contest to promote aluminum boats and outboard motors (see brochure below). This included Crestliner, Lone Star, Starcraft, Traveler, Mirro Craft, Duratech, Texas Maid, Valco, Cherokee, Naden, Aqua Swan, Aero-Craft, DuraCraft, Polar Kraft, Appleby, Feathercraft, Rich Line, Orlando, Grumman, Mitchell, Trailorboat, Meyers, and outboard motors by Gale, Mercury, Johnson, West Bend, Evinrude, and McCulloch.
1963 Information Thanks to George Schneider
1963 Committee of Aluminum Producers "Pick a Winner" contest brochure
