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General Aquasport Forums => Aquasport Resources => Topic started by: david. on June 12, 2012, 01:03:17 PM
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i have a 73' aquasport 19_6 with no info regarding max. capacities affixed anywhere near the control station.
id like to add one and found a company online that can recreate them.
i did a bit of research on the USCG website and the only info i could find as a "general rule" for number of people on a boat was length X width / 15.
if thats true, for me it would be 19.5 x 7.5 / 15 = 9.75. i wouldnt want 9.75 people on my 19_6 aquasport!
this got me wondering if anyone here knows if Aquasport rated their boats as far back as 1973 and if so, what is my hull rated for?
heres a link to the decal website if anyones interested
http://garzonstudio.com/capacities-decal/4x3-b.html (http://garzonstudio.com/capacities-decal/4x3-b.html)
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I have a picture of what you need from a '75 19-6 thanks to one of our members, thanks Skoot. I can send you a copy of the pic when I get home this evening if you like.
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I have a picture of what you need from a '75 19-6 thanks to one of our members, thanks Skoot. I can send you a copy of the pic when I get home this evening if you like.
that'd be great. thanks
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Beat ya to it Fernando! I just wish I could read mine! Anybody got a pic of the plate from a 22-2?
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg)
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I can get a pick from a 79' 222 FFV.
This brings up an interesting question. While looking into re-power I noticed my max hp is 249hp.
That strikes me as little weird. 249HP Really!!!
Bondo/Curious what does your placard say?
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Beat ya to it Fernando! I just wish I could read mine! Anybody got a pic of the plate from a 22-2?
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg)
Is that from my boat Lew? <!-- s:scratch: -->:scratch:<!-- s:scratch: -->
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Yes, that is your plate.
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If you can read any or all of your capacity plate on your boat please post a pic of it here. I think this will be a great addition to the site and any help is greatly appreciated. Please just post the year and model of the hull. This should be a tremendous help to anyone restoring one of these boats. This is not just limited to older models but any of the newer ones as well. Thanks for helping!
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May I be the first?
1975 19-6
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg)
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2003 Osprey 225
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/Photo985.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=5329&title=2003-osprey-225-capacity-label&cat=500)
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1988 222 Osprey
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/Data_Plate_upload_21.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=9980&title=data-plate-upload-21&cat=500)
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from my '71 19-1, a little hard to read, max capacity is 1150 lbs, max hp is 115
(http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/582013_3838451084372_1125676575_n.jpg)
and not exactly a capacity plate but thought it was kinda cool anyway, the windshield still has a Coast Guard inspection sticker on it from way back-
(http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/564010_4350389842521_1711507609_n.jpg)
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How about this one?
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/2012-07-26_13-43-26_195.jpg)
Do I have the oldest boat on the board? :shock: :lol: 8)
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I don't know if that's the oldest, but it's pretty cool.
I'd like to find one for a 1970 22-2.
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205 Aquasport Osprey on the left, 230 Coastal on the right. I do not know what years as these were in a bin at Marine Connection Liquidators in Ft Pierce, FL. They have about 25 of each if you need one.
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This is for a Aquasport 175 Osprey, not sure of the year, but I believe 2000.
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2000 250EX (gleaned from a classified)
(http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff108/r-berlin/2000Aquasport003.jpg)
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That's interesting that Pete has a max outboard weight sticker on his. HMMMM
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That's interesting that Pete has a max outboard weight sticker on his. HMMMM
Pete's is an '03, we weren't putting those on in my era...
Simply CYA bullchit, Bruce. The 225 is rated for 300HP (twin 150s at that time), but the 2 motors BETTER NOT weigh more than 950 lbs...
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1974, 22-2.
(http://i476.photobucket.com/albums/rr128/beachbound23/Picture052-1.jpg)
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2004 Osprey Sport DC
(http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m269/beachbum6777/iPhone2145_zps86c53b97.jpg)
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Here is a photo of the capacity plate on my 1988 17ft Aquasport center console, often referred to as the "Osprey" model.
I have a 2011 90hp Evinrude E-tec on this boat which gives it a top speed of 38MPH (GPS verified)
at a fuel burn of 7.0 GPH, giving me 5.4 miles per gallon of gas at wide open throttle.
Water condidtions seldom allow one to run even at that speed, so this is PLENTY of horsepower
for this hull. At a more reasonable 26MPH, I'm burning 4.3 GPH, giving me 6.0 miles per gallon,
of now expensive fuel. These speeds are at a Gross Total Weight of 2,250 pounds "in the water"
with all equipment, fuel and people on board, which is about 200 pounds less than the maximum
allowed by the factory "capacity plate" which is shown below.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/1988_17ft_Aquasport_Capacity_Plate.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=7069&title=1988-17ft-aquasport-center-console-osprey&cat=500)
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/P1040635_800x600.JPG) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=4930&title=coverhill-s-1988-17-ft-aquasport-osprey&cat=500)
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Per Slvrlng request, here's the tags off my 1987 22-2 Osperey. Copyright tag also.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/22-2_ospery_copyright_plate.JPG) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=7670&title=22-2-ospery-copyright-plate&cat=500)
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/22-2_ospery_cap_y_plate.JPG) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=7669&title=22-2-ospery-cap-y-plate&cat=500)
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Did we ever determine what the capacity numbers would be for the 222 CCP? I guess no one has a readable plate that they could post? I want to get a new one made. I was just thinking of going with the numbers from the 22-2 Osprey. I would assume that they would be close to the 222 CCP?
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anybody have a pic of one for a mid/late 80s 19'6 osprey?
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Year: 1973
(http://i587.photobucket.com/albums/ss320/MarshMallowe196/IMG_20130603_185423_197-1.jpg)
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My 95 25 Osprey capacity plate is now unreadable.
I am doing some upgrades and need a replacement.
I believe the maximum capacity is 12 and 2300 lbs.
Am I right?
Just checking before I order up my replacement sticker.
Thanks Bryan
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My 95 25 Osprey capacity plate is not unreadable.
I am doing some upgrades and need a replacement.
I believe the maximum capacity is 12 and 2300 lbs.
Am I right?
Just checking before I order up my replacement sticker.
Thanks Bryan
Mine too, the sticker is just a blurred mess.. 245 Osprey, same same..
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Found these guys over on Classic Mako. I will contact them since they are very near my house.
http://garzonstudio.com/boat/capacity-decal.html (http://garzonstudio.com/boat/capacity-decal.html)
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I found a 2005 Aquasport Capacity plate info PDF in my AS stuff. Lewis, don't know if you've looked at this. Obviously for the Genmar era Aquas, but it helps...
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I emailed a pic of Bushleagers capacity plate to Garzon Studio since that is the only reference I have for what mine used to say. I got a email back from him in an hour and approved what he had sent me. One hour later I picked up my decal! It looks awesome and I highly recommend this guy.
If you can't read your plate, if you can find out the capacities for your hull he can put those into the correct format. He already has ones for a 175, 215, 205, and now a 222. What a great resource!!!!!
Old plate compared to the new decal. The only difference I didn't notice is at the bottom, Nmma compared to boating industry assoc. I don't think this is an issue since my hull is from 1983 and I don't think anybody really cares! All the coasties want to see is if you have too many people on board. He could have fixed this difference but I did not notice it until he pointed it out. 1983 compared to 1988
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/222%20Aquasport%20capacity%20plate/IMAG2336.jpg) (http://s669.photobucket.com/user/Lewis55/media/222%20Aquasport%20capacity%20plate/IMAG2336.jpg.html)
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Lewis, since BIA effectively morphed into the NMMA, I would think it's a moot point. Sorta like the OSS becoming the CIA... :shock: :shock: :wink:
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Guys, I contacted Garzon to have a capacity plate made for Miss D.
I assumed it would be the same capacity #'s of the 222 Osprey which Lewis just referenced...since the 222 Osprey and the seventies 22-2 are the same hull.
Just to be sure, checked Love2's plate from '74....it says 1500 #'s, 200 HP max....The 222 Osprey reads 2300#'s, 230 HP max.
Which begs the question....how would the higher gunnel cap of the Osprey increase the capacity weight by 800 pounds.... four 200 pound men?
http://i476.photobucket.com/albums/rr12 ... e052-1.jpg (http://i476.photobucket.com/albums/rr128/beachbound23/Picture052-1.jpg)
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Scotty, really, who knows, as the old AS guys aren't around to tell us. Even though the BIA requirements were the same as NMMA, meaning max weight includes persons, motor, and gear, maybe they just left the motor, battery, and removable mechanical gear off the weight rating. In other words, sorta like, "Yeah, bud, we know you have a motor on the back end of that beetch! Now hears the max weight of the gear and people YOU want to put aboard her!"
Like anybody weighs there stuff anyway! And ya better not try to weigh the ladies that come aboard!! :shock:
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Scotty, really, who knows, as the old AS guys aren't around to tell us. Even though the BIA requirements were the same as NMMA, meaning max weight includes persons, motor, and gear, maybe they just left the motor, battery, and removable mechanical gear off the weight rating. In other words, sorta like, "Yeah, bud, we know you have a motor on the back end of that beetch! Now hears the max weight of the gear and people YOU want to put aboard her!"
Like anybody weighs there stuff anyway! And ya better not try to weigh the ladies that come aboard!! :shock:
Good answer SB.
Pretty much what I figured... :thumright:
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Regarding HP determination, a respected member sent the following in a PM:
The max HP formula is pretty standard and is a length and max width at transom formula with a few constants etc.thrown in. So once you do a bunch of math for that, then you look at the bottom, flat/deadrise hard chine/round bilge then either add or detract for that then you go into a chart and it tells you what your max HP can be... Flat bottoms get penalized so HP rating would be lower for a FB vs. Osprey.
As far as far as loading goes, anyone that encloses a transom can increase their load, but the key is being able to prove it.. The test? No kidding is to sink the boat, figure out how much water that took and then multiply that by .03 and that will be the load after machinery weight and fixed equipment is subtracted.
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New to the site. I am stationed in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and just purchase a 1999 245 Osprey with twin Mercury 150s. Do anyone by chance have the data for the capacity plate for this model?
Frank Playing in Castro's backyard
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So I think I am the first here with one of these: (Sorry I know its really faded pretty bad)
(http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k208/Letum_Omnis/Xscape%20Rebuild/Boat015.jpg) (http://s89.photobucket.com/user/Letum_Omnis/media/Xscape%20Rebuild/Boat015.jpg.html)
It says:
Max HP: 185
Max Persons Capacity: 1385
Max weight capacity: 1850
Model: 190 O/B XSCAPE ( I am assuming O/B means open bow, which is really rare for them).
Aquasport, Inc.
Hialeah, FL
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Model: 190 O/B XSCAPE ( I am assuming O/B means open bow, which is really rare for them).
I'd guess O/B may mean "outboard". :idea:
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Model: 190 O/B XSCAPE ( I am assuming O/B means open bow, which is really rare for them).
I'd guess O/B may mean "outboard". :idea:
That was my second guess... but since all of the Xscapes were outboard by default, it made more sense to me that it was the design of the model... /shrug idk hehe
Could go either way I suppose. :)
We need to find someone with a 190 Xscape with a closed bow, and check their plate!!! (but that's probably a very long shot lol).
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1997 Aquasport Striper 165
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Edit:
Taken from member "Wayne'sWorld" post 8 Nov. 2009:
Here is the exact wording, line by line, on the capacity plate. The AS is an '86:
MAXIMUM CAPACITIES
9 Persons or 1200 LBS.
2000 LBS. Persons, Motor, Gear
245.0 H.P. Motor
This boat complies with US Coast Guard safety
standard in effect on the date of certification
Model: 222 CCP O/B AQUASPORT, INC.
HIALEAH, FLORIDA
Design Compliance with BIA Requirements Below is
Verified: MFGR. Responsible For Production Control
Load and HP capacity/Level Flotation/Steering and Electrical System
Compartment Ventilation/International Lights
Certified BIA (emblem) National Marine Manufacturers Association
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I'm looking for a capacity plate for my 1976 Aquasport 19'6" center console
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Hi Howie,
Best thing to do is take the info you find in this thread and have a local printer make one for you.
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As stated above, this is fairly close to your hull.
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg) (http://s669.photobucket.com/user/Lewis55/media/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg.html)
Armed with this info, go here.
https://www.garzonstudio.com/boat/capacity-decal.html
They made mine on my 91 WAC. Just choose the "style" that looks like your era hull. The one above is very close if not exactly like you once had.
Good luck. :thumright:
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Here is a link to images of capacity plates that we received from Aquasport. Can you copy it and take it to a printer for replication - not sure.
http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=766
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Very interesting. :ScrChin:
Hull is a 1993 210 Explorer
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/706/KIMG0136.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=12830&title=capicity-plate-210-ex&cat=706)
On closer examination the plate is stamped for a "230 Walkaround".
Might have been left over from a batch circa 1991 when they were still labeled WACs or just an outright "oops".
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Here's the plate from my 246 CCC which also reads as if it's a 246 FF.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/USCG_Plate.JPG) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=13257&title=uscg-plate&cat=500)
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Here's the plate from my 246 CCC which also reads as if it's a 246 FF.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/USCG_Plate.JPG) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=13257&title=uscg-plate&cat=500)
That's weird. Apparently the capacity is the same though.
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Here is a pic of my 1973 170's plate:
Max HP 130 (surprised me!)
Max persons 795 (also surprised me....a crowd or a few whoppers!)
Max capacity persons,motor,gear 1575 (that 90hp four stroke is a chunk of that!)
:drunken:
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v69/mandomaniac/BOATS/1973%20Aquasport%20170/image_zpswlr8yjes.jpeg)
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I searched and searched, but came up empty... I would appreciate, if anyone has a pic of one, to post it please. I have a 1997 model that needs a new one made.
Thanks,
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I searched and searched, but came up empty... I would appreciate, if anyone has a pic of one, to post it please. I have a 1997 model that needs a new one made.
As close as I can get.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/766/250_Osprey_-_Explorer_Pt_2601-74750001.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=12313&title=250-osprey-explorer-pt-2601-74750001&cat=766)
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Edit:
Taken from member "Wayne'sWorld" post 8 Nov. 2009:
Here is the exact wording, line by line, on the capacity plate. The AS is an '86:
MAXIMUM CAPACITIES
9 Persons or 1200 LBS.
2000 LBS. Persons, Motor, Gear
245.0 H.P. Motor
This boat complies with US Coast Guard safety
standard in effect on the date of certification
Model: 222 CCP O/B AQUASPORT, INC.
HIALEAH, FLORIDA
Design Compliance with BIA Requirements Below is
Verified: MFGR. Responsible For Production Control
Load and HP capacity/Level Flotation/Steering and Electrical System
Compartment Ventilation/International Lights
Certified BIA (emblem) National Marine Manufacturers Association
Hello
New owner of a 222 ccp of 1988, I count that my boat does not have plate of capacity ...
After research, I followed this thread ... and I am perplexed in front of this track.
9 people on this boat ?? ... seriously ?? :shocked:
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Hello everyone, i have an 86 aquasport 250xf, just bought at the end of this past summer... I was wondering if anyone knows how to purchase the metal capacity weight or people for the boat. The one on there now is unreadable, and i am not an experienced person. This is all new to me. Any help would go a long way. Thank you all
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See if you can find what you need in this topic, then you can get one printed locally.
https://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=9149.0
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Hello everyone, i have an 86 aquasport 250xf, just bought at the end of this past summer... I was wondering if anyone knows how to purchase the metal capacity weight or people for the boat.
OK,
I merged your thread with the one listed in Rick's link. If you want to replace your capacity plate then you either need a photo of a member's plate with your model Aqua or get somewhat creative. Then you can order a reproduction made. This repo will be vinyl rather than metal but will do the same thing.
A quick search of the thread linked (this thread you're reading) doesn't show an exact match for your year and model so let's get creative.
What we know:
86 XF tells us the Manufacturer is Aquasport Inc. and was built in Hialeah Florida.
Model 250XF can be found in the Photo Gallery under Documentation. Let's see.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/574/68AS_all_models_86-11.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=2866&title=as-all-models-86-11&cat=574)
We see max HP is 300
Now, browsing the thread we find this:
Click this link.
https://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=9149.msg83579#msg83579
This is for a Genmar 250/Osprey/EX but is close enough (IMHO) to your XF hull (CCP hull with XF cap) that you could use the remaining info on Persons 8 1200 lbs 4300 lbs Persons, Motor, Gear
Now you have enough info to create your sticker which you will do here.
https://garzonstudio.com/capacities-decal/4x3-b.html
There ya go. All of this is in this thread but hey, first one's always free.
Good luck :thumright:
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Thank you so much Capt. Bob!!
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just picked up a 1994. 20ft cc osprey. haven't seen the capacity plates can anyone tell me what it should be.
boat has a yami 150. thanks.
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Comparing your hull specs with various models, this is as close as I can get.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/766/185_Osprey_Pt_2601-4964.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=12304&title=185-osprey-pt-2601-4964&cat=766)
HP capacity is correct and the hull weights are similar. You can make it anything you want but these numbers will be close.
Good luck. :thumright:
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New to this site but my 1982 200 CCP is in need of a new COAST GUARD plate and I cannot read a thing off the old one. Was wondering if anyone has the info off the same model ? Thanks....Ed.
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New to this site but my 1982 200 CCP is in need of a new COAST GUARD plate and I cannot read a thing off the old one. Was wondering if anyone has the info off the same model ? Thanks....Ed.
This is what I came up with for mine. The specs come from this website, but I had to guess on the person capacity.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/Capacity_Plate_200_CCP.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=16018&title=capacity-plate-200ccp&cat=500)
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New to this site but my 1982 200 CCP is in need of a new COAST GUARD plate and I cannot read a thing off the old one. Was wondering if anyone has the info off the same model ? Thanks....Ed.
This is what I came up with for mine. The specs come from this website, but I had to guess on the person capacity.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/Capacity_Plate_200_CCP.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=16018&title=capacity-plate-200ccp&cat=500)
Have you actually ordered this one? If so, can you put me in contact with the place you got it from? I need one for my 200 CCP. Thanks!
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Greetings all, I just picked up a 1994 200 in need of some (lots of) TLC. One of the things I don't know how to address is the fact that the Coast Guard data Plate is missing. Any thoughts? Can someone send me a picture of one so I have something on the boat? Thanks Tom
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Sorry, I just realized there was already a thread. I'm specifically looking for a 200 Osprey.
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My plate came from Garzon Studio. Here's the link: https://garzonstudio.com/boat/capacity-decal.html
I actually found them through a recommendation on Classic Aquasport. It's the circle of life.
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There’s a plate for a 196 from deeper into this thread. The 200 Osprey is basically the same hull.
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg) (http://s669.photobucket.com/user/Lewis55/media/shuttleandboatingwithskoot009.jpg.html)
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Sorry, I just realized there was already a thread. I'm specifically looking for a 200 Osprey.
https://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=9149.msg144608#msg144608
Close enough for government work.
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Glad I found you-all appreciate all the help. Tom tut
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I found another site that makes decals that are Aquasport specific: https://outboarddecalset.com/capacity-decals/boat-capacity-decals/aquasport.html
Thanks Again!
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I found another site that makes decals that are Aquasport specific:
Well technically, the Garzonstudio site is Aquasport (as well as any other brand) specific also in that you specify the boat manufacturer and build location. That stated, you can get decals for either Hialeah built or Bradenton built hulls. Also they are somewhat lower cost.
Not shilling for the site mind you, just stating observations.
Good luck. :thumright:
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I was reading about the different plates and was wondering if there is any way to bring back the the plate where you can read it.I have a 1982 osprey and the plate is there just can't read it
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The older (Hialeah) hulls were a metal plate. Newer ones were "mylar" type decal. Never seen one brought back. Sun damage/corrosion usually pretty much renders the plate/decal unrestorable, hence when someone has a readable original, we ask they post a photo. That way a new decal can be created, for those who wish one for their rebuild/restore.
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Thanks,mine is a metal plate
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Hi. Like many others my cap plate is unreadable, so I want to have a new one made. Looking for the plate specs for an early 80s 22-2 FF O/B.
Thanks
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You may not find a readable plate from that era but like several of us, you can back into most of the data that apears on the plate with a little searching.
Here's a start.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/572/68AS_all_models_brochure6_1980.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=2844&title=as-all-models-brochure6-1980&cat=572)
You know the manufacturer and that it was built in Hialeah Fla. You have the max HP. You will have to "guess" the max weight and passengers but your hull is very similar to a CCP but with a different cap. I would tend to use that.
Something like this for a start. You can search the Gallery section also for more documentation.
AXIMUM CAPACITIES
9 Persons or 1200 LBS.
2000 LBS. Persons, Motor, Gear
245.0 H.P. Motor
This boat complies with US Coast Guard safety
standard in effect on the date of certification
Model: 222 CCP O/B AQUASPORT, INC.
HIALEAH, FLORIDA
Design Compliance with BIA Requirements Below is
Verified: MFGR. Responsible For Production Control
Load and HP capacity/Level Flotation/Steering and Electrical System
Compartment Ventilation/International Lights
Certified BIA (emblem) National Marine Manufacturers Association[/i]
[/quote]
Good luck. :thumright:
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Yea, that's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much.
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This may be wishful thinking and would likely have been posted already if available, but I'll ask just incase.
Does anyone know of any place that can replicate the capacity plate on aluminum instead of on a decal? I have ordered the decal for when I am finished restoring the console but in the meantime if I could find an actual aluminum reproduction that would be awesome!
Thanks,
Mark
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I just got one on Amazon for $30 from Las Vegas Custom engraving. No idea how it will hold up but it's engraved onto a plate, not a sticker...https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07F2SPJKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Attached is a photo of my 2001 215 Explorer's plate.
(http://20210115_172211a.jpg)
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In need of a capacity plate for a 1970 22-2 FB - does anyone have a picture of this?
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I don't know if that's the oldest, but it's pretty cool.
I'd like to find one for a 1970 22-2.
Did you ever locate the capacity plate?