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Old 12-15-2016, 02:08 PM
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I've seen a set before... posted on here. Can't remember specifics. Looks very first gen.
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Are those OMC King Cobra drives w/ nose cones?
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Maybe first gen #3's

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Add says "Stern Power Drives".
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Originally Posted by GETTINBYE
Add says "Stern Power Drives".
I took the ad to be a general statement, but looks like you're correct.............made in Maine and do resemble the early #3's
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Yes stern power
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Originally Posted by Unlimited jd
Yes stern power
I had a set of Stern Power Drives on a Older Sonic years ago. Stout drive, made to handle a goo amount of Horsepower. No Specialty tools to service and at the time they were still making parts and seals. I think they were MX-107 if I remember. Here is the best picture that I have from my old sonic
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The are "Stern Powr" (this is the correct spelling) drives MX-107. The company is still around. sternpowr.com They are very heavy duty drives (advertised as >1,000 hp). I had a pair on a previous boat. Parts are still available at their website.
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the Old Race Boat Cat in NJ called "Bounty Hunter" has a pair. Trim is locked at optimal angle, he spins some big old 3 blade wheels...mean lookin set up... boat is light... 468 CI that turn upwards of 7200 rpm the hull ???
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