OMC
The Outboard Marine Corporation (OMC) produced the Evinrude, Johnson, and Gale lines of outboard motors as well as a line of fiberglass boats, boat trailers, and sterndrives. The company was formed from the merger of Ole Evinrude's second outboard motor venture, the ELTO Outboard Motor Company, with the Lockwood-Ash Motor Company and the Evinrude Motors, then owned by Briggs and Stratton. The Johnson Motor Company was purchased and added to the line in 1935.
With manufacturing facilities in Galesburg and Waukegan, Illinois, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Peterborough, Ontario, OMC produced a wide variety of consumer products sold worldwide.
Sterndrive Information
Circa 1965 OMC 4 cylinder sterndrive ad flyer, p1
Circa 1965 OMC 4 cylinder sterndrive ad flyer, p2
Circa 1965 OMC 6 cylinder sterndrive ad flyer, p1
Circa 1965 OMC 6 cylinder sterndrive ad flyer, p2
Parts and Accessories
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p1
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p2
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p3
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p4
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p5
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p6
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p7
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p8
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p9
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p10
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p11
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p12
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p13
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p14
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p15
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p16 and 17
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p18
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p19
1965 OMC Propeller Booklet, p20
