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08-22-2018, 07:54 AM
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Tim, I've seen the specs for the regular 1976 251 Mako, and they don't match the boat I had. My grandfather bought the boat for me, and assuming I haven't lost my mind completely, it was called a "Mako 25". Not a 251, or a 254.
It was purchased brand new from Tuppen's in Lake Worth as a commercial workboat, and it had a 25" transom, and was rated for 300 hp, although we had twin 105hp Chryslers installed. It had two 70 gallon fuel tanks, and the liner was a completely flat deck inside with no risers or below-deck storage at the bow, and side console on the starboard side. It looked like a stretched version of the older 22'.
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