Restored Merc with Quincy Welding pipes

Rare OMC race engine

1960 Molinari boat

Restored Quincy Looper FD-67

This Looper is from the estate sale of Phil Crown (Tx). This motor was in terrible condition. I soaked the pistons for weeks and ended up beating them out of the bore with 2x2 blocks of wood. The rotating guts of the motor were junk. I included a picture of the rusted crankshaft. I only had to replace one piston and Bruce Summers came up with new rings for the 2.455 bore. I replaced the small reed cages with a set of large opening cages and had the 3rd ports included. I also decided to add a Merc650 distributor CD ignition and mounted it to the Quincy base plate I also bought with the motor. I still have to color coat the megaphones, but other than that, the motor is complete and ready to go. Regards, Roger

FD-67 (2)

FD-67 (3)

FD-67 (4)

FD-67 (5)

FD-67 (6)

FD-67 (7)

FD-67 (8)

Restoration Finished on Quincy Looper FD-67

FD-67 - Before Restoration

FD-67 - Before Restoration (2)

FD-67 - Before Restoration (3)

FD-67 - Rear View

FD-67 - Assorted Looper Parts

FD-67 - Before Restoration (block)

FD-67 - Before Restoration (rod assembly)

FD-67 - Reed Cages

FD-67 - Reed Cages (2)

FD-67 - Block Assembly

FD-67 - Carb Adv Lever

FD-67 - Mag Advance

FD-67 - Mag Cover

FD-67 - Block, back view

FD-67 - Bore View

FD-67 - Megaphone

Alky 30H

Alky 30H - before restoration

Inman Purchase