Classic AquaSport
General Aquasport Forums => Aquasport Discussion => Topic started by: slvrlng on April 13, 2009, 01:38:00 PM
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If you own a 19-6 please post your HIN (if available) or estimate of age and I will keep a log of those stats for reference. Now its our turn for some fun! It also seems like there are a lot new 19-6 owners like me,so welcome and post those numbers and we can see just how many of us there are!
OK this was my idea so I'm first!
HIN ASPE0618M73G
Feb of 1973
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This post is useless without pics :wink:
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1987 Aquasport Osprey 200 (Same as 196).
Built in Hialeah, FL
HIN: ASPE4039G687
Originally sold by Louis Delhomme Marine in Houston Texas.
Sorry, you only get this one crappy pic:
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1973 Aquasport 19-6 Biult in Hialeah Fl. HID# ASPE0673M73H
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1973 19-6
HIN: Unknown, registered under HIN: E190
Spill cleanup boat for local powerplant August 1973-2007
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OK this is open to the 200 Osprey guys too! And welcome to all of them also. Hey scott gunn when I'm reading your HIN the last three numbers are the month and year? I found the other post about the ones before 84 so those are pretty easy. I just want to keep them in correct order. So far three 73s and one 87. Looks mine was built in feb and flkeys was built in march. I know there are a lot more so come on and lets see what you got! Hey allan from VA this is the correct thread.In looking at your HIN it ends with 740 and i'm not sure what that translates to. Post it on here and by then someone hopefully will clue me in to figure it out.
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Hello all, My 19-6 is listed as a 1974 the hull ID# is ASPE0853M740. I's post a picture but can't seem to get the hang of it.
Allan in Poquoson.
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hey Allan are you sure that last digit is a 0 and not a D, the D would make more sense.
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Yes it's an "O" at least on the registration papers. I'll double check what is actually stamped on the hull, but according to the papers I have on the boat it's an "O" Allan.
PS. when I cut the skin off the transom I cut out the hull numbers to re-attach later. If I could figure out how to post pictures I'd take a shot of it and post it. Seems I'm photo-posting challanged. These dang new-fangled gadgets! :?
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Cool!!! Add another one. I keep looking at older threads and see people with 19-6s I always wonder if they still have them and how long before they see this thread. Thanks for the post and you are now on " the list ".
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...Hey scott gunn when I'm reading your HIN the last three numbers are the month and year?...
I'm not sure. Sounds reasonable to me. We have two examples of post-84 and they both end with the year so it is certainly a reasonable assumption.
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Okay I double checked the hull ID# and the last digit is a "C" not an "O"........ASPEO853M74C Does that make more sense? Allan in Poquoson. :scratch:
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Sometimes they are really hard to see! Yes that makes a lot more sense. On mine someone had installed the tiedown loops right over it! That should make yours October 74. Now the question is do you change your registration?
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I dunno, since its registered with Virginia Game and fish with the letter "O" at the end, and the registration card I got from the previous owner is registered that way I might be better off just leaving it alone instead of opening up a can of worms and more red tape. I am still in the process of registering it . :)
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I dunno, since its registered with Virginia Game and fish with the letter "O" at the end, and the registration card I got from the previous owner is registered that way I might be better off just leaving it alone instead of opening up a can of worms and more red tape. I am still in the process of registering it . :)
Look at the LAST (http://www.classicaquasport.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2847) post in this topic to see how to post pix from photobucket - piece of cake.
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So you had to start this AFTER I sold my 19-6! :cry:
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There weren't a whole bunch of 196 owner/members back then - now they're everywhere :wink:
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There weren't a whole bunch of 196 owner/members back then - now they're everywhere :wink:
Speaking of which there are two 19-6 here in Marathon for sell as well as a 22-2 in Key Largo and a 19-6 I'm telling you Rickk we're taking over :D
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Right on bro!!! :D
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All I see are center consoles.... I have a 1979 19.6 FF with a I/O . Does that count?
I Live in San Diego, CA and no one knows of old Aquasports here in So Cal!
I have owned it for 20 years, and still use it all the time for fishing.
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Cool! Whats your HIN and I'll add it to the list. Do you have any pics? I have a copy of Motorboat magazine from Dec 79 with an ad in it with your boat listed. As soon as the gallery is working I'll post the ad.
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Welcome aboard aquasport79 :!: :!:
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1979 19.6 FF Merc 470 I/O
HIN ASPG2708M79I
:) San Diego, CA
Sunny and 75
What's the deal with uploading pictures?
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It looks like photobucket changed uploading pics. Has anyone else noticed this? I had to bring up the individual pic then click on img to get it to copy. Aquasport79 do you have a photobucket acount? If not start one,then follow Rickks excellent directions on how to paste from there to your post.
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Here are some pictures of my "Rare California" 1979 Aquasport 19.6 FF I/O.
I use it for Fishing in the ocean out of San Diego. A Usual trip would be going 20 -25 miles offshore and into Mexican waters to fish for yellowtail jacks and different kinds of tuna's.
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nice :thumleft: even got the ol' 470/3.7L merc in it!
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WOW! Cool boat. Nice yellowtail!
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Now that's real Aqua porn :thumright:
Looks like you just picked it up from the dealer's showroom.
Welcome aboard.
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Here are some pictures of my "Rare California" 1979 Aquasport 19.6 FF I/O.
I use it for Fishing in the ocean out of San Diego. A Usual trip would be going 20 -25 miles offshore and into Mexican waters to fish for yellowtail jacks and different kinds of tuna's.
(http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm228/carden2000/IMG_0451.jpg)
That there is special :wink:
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Ok Finally able to go out and get a good picture my 19-6
Also just got the T-Top installed. Got an AWSOME deal on it at Boaters World - $775.00 (couldn't pass it up)
'74 Aquasport 19-6
'84 Mercury Blackmax 150hp
ASPE1035M74I
Cape Coral, Fl
Pictures taken near St. James City.
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Man that is cool! How does it run with that 150? When I get mine done I'll bring her down and we can race! :lol: I bet even Bob likes your boat now! :wink: Absolutely looking good!
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Aquasport79, how does the 196 ff ride? I've got one I've been trying to restore for 10 years...lol. I've never ridden on it. I was going to put my 115 four stroke suzuki on a bracket on it. Is the ride in chop pretty good? My 23 carolina skiff beats the crap out of me.
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How does it ride? 19.6 FF
-First of all I use this boat only in open waters of the ocean and not in bays-
Well, the boat does not handle a head on wind sea chop of over 2+ feet very well (20+ knot winds ), and you end up either slowing way down and driving it like a car or banging and banging, getting air and vibrating your teeth!
If the head - on condition is under 2 feet of wind chop, it is an excellent ride and pretty fast.
What this boat does well is coming home from 20 miles out in the pacific and blasting down and running with the wind and swell. In those conditions I can almost go full out (30-40 mph)
The stock tank is a Rear 50 gal. tank. I also installed a 25 gal near the front of the boat. Most of the time I never fill the 50, because it puts way to much weight in the back of the boat. (also have a 30 gal livewell in the back ) With the 25 gal. I can go about 75 miles, If I need to go more I usually just bring a couple Of spare 5 gal jugs along.
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Welcome aboard drwgblanks :!: :!:
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Thanks Rickk.
Aquasport79, I would be using it alot in the Neuse River in New Bern, NC. It's a big river that usually has some nasty chop. I would also use it nearshore off our coast. In your opinion, is it worth my time to finish this boat. I am also thinking of a pilothouse which I have drawn out and have started a mockup. I tried to attach a pic but it's not working. How well would that 115 push that boat?
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Read this (http://www.classicaquasport.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3366) topic to learn how to post pix.
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19.6 ff rebuild?
Well, It's just a matter of just how much work needs to be done to the boat and how good you are with your hands. Just Create a list of all fixes to get it shipshape and estimate dollars and man hours. How much we talkin?
As far as the 115?
It would be a bit underpowered... a 150 would be good and a 175 it would be great. You need the extra power for tides, swells and wind chop. If it were a flat lake and just used for fishing a 115 might be ok, but still on the slow side (like 30 mph max).
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Details on my 2000 Aquasport 200 Osprey:
Built 2000
HID: AQABBA401900
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First post here. I've got a sweet 1972 19-6 that has had little modification over the years. Still has the original plate on the transom and the serial # reads E271. The HIN is MSZ05378B202 per title. Just repowered this past wknd with a Evinrude E-Tec 90hp.
I'll post pics when I figure it out (already read the post on 'how to' but no luck)
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Details on my 2000 Aquasport 200 Osprey:
Built 2000
HID: AQABBA401900
(http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u75/stidesforty/8faf_3.jpg)
Nice Color! I'm thinking of painting mine a dark color this off season
How do you like your Suzy?
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I'll post pics when I figure it out (already read the post on 'how to' but no luck)
Our photo gallery is being worked on right now - there is only 2 posts in that "how to" link, for the time being only read the LAST post to learn how to use photobucket to post pics.
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I'll post pics when I figure it out (already read the post on 'how to' but no luck)
Our photo gallery is being worked on right now - there is only 2 posts in that "how to" link, for the time being only read the LAST post to learn how to use photobucket to post pics.
RickK, you must be blue in the face telling folks how to post pictures so often...
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I am, but it's always for new members. Good news is we now have a new IT person working on the site so maybe we'll have the gallery back up soon :cheers:
In the meantime I may delete the first post from the link leaving only the photobucket portion - should have done that a year ago I guess :roll:
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I am, but it's always for new members. Good news is we now have a new IT person working on the site so maybe we'll have the gallery back up soon :cheers:
In the meantime I may delete the first post from the link leaving only the photobucket portion - should have done that a year ago I guess :roll:
Promises promises :wink:
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1974 19'6"
name : Bikini Chaser
ASPE1107M74K
I believe that it was built in Alexandria, VA
tower was built by a friend and myself over a weekend project
I purchased her in Dec 08 and just about have her like I want her, as soon as my raised transom piece returns from being powder coated.
favorite features of these older boats : they can run skinny and handle a decent chop, may be bouncy but you'll stay dry, unless a strong head wind. If you happen to nail a sandbar just get out, they weigh next to nothing. thought that i always wanted a 222 but after fishing in a friends 45K dollar restored 222 it didn't impress me with its shallow water get up even with a jack plate and it seems to weigh much much more than mine.
If the best all around boat is what your looking for, then find an Aquasport there much less expensive than a dorado, sheaffer, gausebuilt, and aeonmarire, and the time spent with your boat is highly rewarding.
- Chase Best
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Welcome! Boat looks great! Maybe some day mine will too. My understanding is the plant at that time was only in Hialeah Fl. Why do you think it was built someplace else? And of course you are now on "THE LIST"! :salut:
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i think your right about the location, Alexandria was where my last aquasport was built years later
my bad
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1974 19'6"
name : Bikini Chaser
ASPE1107M74K
I believe that it was built in Alexandria, VA
Built in Hialeah, FL in '74.
Rebuilt - well, maybe that was Alexandria, VA.
Nice looking boat BTW. 8)
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Bikini Chaser, she looks very good, only saw the second picture before ( weird blue). Now we have a better view, nice paint job , nice tower, she looks clean, I really like your setup and wouldn't mind more pictures of the interior :thumright: You actually giving me an idea
Marc..
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Great looking boat guy just one question is that really a 250 or just a 200 with go fast stickers :thumleft:
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Boat is a 1973.. Was restored in New Jersey. Just got her a couple days ago..
HIN: Unknown
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Welcome! What is it with these 73s? It must have been a good year for so many to have survived this long. Looking at your hull with the matching rub rail it really brings out the lines of that flare! How fast is she with that 115? Sweeeet running shots on the other thread! :thumleft:
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Welcome! What is it with these 73s? It must have been a good year for so many to have survived this long. Looking at your hull with the matching rub rail it really brings out the lines of that flare! How fast is she with that 115? Sweeeet running shots on the other thread! :thumleft:
Thanks.
Boat does 42 with 3 people and half a tank of fuel.. Just got her so haven't had a full fishing load yet.. That will be changing soon. :salut:
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Welcome! What is it with these 73s? It must have been a good year for so many to have survived this long. Looking at your hull with the matching rub rail it really brings out the lines of that flare! How fast is she with that 115? Sweeeet running shots on the other thread! :thumleft:
Thanks.
Boat does 42 with 3 people and half a tank of fuel.. Just got her so haven't had a full fishing load yet.. That will be changing soon. :salut:
42? What size prop are you running?
Hey Lewis- forgot to tell you while you were down- Pops is working on my livewells in sort of an exchange for me getting his bass boat ready to sell. 18' Hydra-Sports Bass Boat w/ a 150GT (like yours). I'll let you know how it runs!
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42? What size prop are you running?
Stock 17"...
The Yamaha gauge said 42... It could be off by a few though..
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42? What size prop are you running?
Stock 17"...
The Yamaha gauge said 42... It could be off by a few though..
What's your gear ratio?
Just curious. I had a 17" on my zuke when I first ran it, and I could barely clear 33mph w/o over-revving. Running a 21" now and do 43mph. Interesting numbers, that's all.
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Hello all.
I picked this gem up a couple of month's ago. I'm totally enjoying it. 1973 classic style HN ASPE0658M73H cert says it's 19' but I measured it out to 19' 6" Humm.
Sorry I'm a noob here but better late than never, I figure i'll have this one for a long time. Just need to start restoring.
Man do i have alot of question's. Oh and I have a 1989 130 Yamahopper on it and do 35 to 36 mph loaded down, GPS reading.
I'm having some issue's with the pic upload sorry.
Thanks
Jay
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to answer your question in a round-about way:
the absolute fastest way to gain marine horse power is to...
well anyway, nobody asks questions when i fire her up at the ramp cuz she fogs out the entire area with smoke and souds way meaner than the modern "more lady-like" 4 strokes. (your supposed to run 150 : 1 two stroke oil, right?) don't get me wrong a fourstroke may come later, but a decrease in hp will also come due to the added weight. so we know mercs are a pain to crank but their made to suck fuel and run wide open, so untill it dies it has a good home with me.
currently don't have other interior pics, but what are ya looking to do?
(just kidding about the oil guys) :afro:
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Welcome jjkw60! Your hull was built in March of 73 just before flkeysaqua. I guess they really had a good run of building during this time. I wonder if the slighty cooler weather during that time had anything to do with it. You know the "winter" in Miami. Maybe they changed the hardener ratio to compensate for the cooler temps. I wonder if seabob4 would know if boat manufacturers do this kind of thing? More hardener= harder resin = Longer life of hull?
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Thanks Lewis.
The hull has a few nicks and character marks I wanna repair, then possibly new gel or bottom paint.
I'm still not able to upload pic's yet. It may be because I'm at work on the company puter. I'll try when I get home. I read a few threads about live wells and was wondering if anyone had any problems with location. My hull is self bailing but I'm considering cutting the deck and installing a bildge pump and would want to install live wells near the stern.
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(your supposed to run 150 : 1 two stroke oil, right?) ...
(just kidding about the oil guys) :afro:
ii thought your supposed to mix 2:1 :scratch: :scratch: :scratch: seems like thats how the tank in mine looked when i bought it... there was so much oil the engine wouldnt even fire... hahahaha
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Hello all from Florida Home of the GATORS. Recently aquired a 19-6 aqua sport found this site trying to ID the boat before I recieved the title. After I found out what I had bought I was even more enthused :bounce: I joined hte site and WOW I love this place plenty of info and stories of this boat. title says 1973 HIN#ASPE0856M740 it powered with a 1983 johnson seahorse 140 with about 20 hours on the rebuild. Got it for cheap (seller sold due to the big "D")pictures to follow...greazy
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Welcome! Hey greazy just to make sure since we ran into this with Alan in poquoson va hull the last digit tells you what month your boat was made. His also was thought to say 740 but upon examination the 0 was actually a C. Back then their model year began in August which had an A, September had a B and so on. If you continue this line July was the end of the year and it would have a L. Mine was built in Feb of 73 hence it has a G which looked like a O until I really cleaned it off. Welcome again and get some pics up so we can see her! :)
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Welcome aboard greazy :!: :!:
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I wanna play too.... I have a 1978 Aquasport 19-6 Center Console powered by a 1978 Evinrude 140. It is in great running condition, I fish it every chance I get. I am currently trying to do some upgrades thanks to all the people on this board and finally realizing that I have a nice classic bay boat on my hands. I will post some pics up as soon as possible, as it may be the last time she looks the way she currently does. She needs some paint to clean her up, but thats about it.....
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:afro: Welcome adpostel! Whats your HIN and I'll add it to the list!
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Can we see an updated version of the list to see how many cool :afro: aquasport owners there are on this site.
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Hey uc4me I think your hull has been renumbered. It would have had a HIN beginning in ASP. Any idea of the original # or is it just gone?
Your hull would be the oldest one so far if we can confirm this! Yes Chris I'm about to publish the "list".
Thanks !!
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So not to "bash" any ccpers but had a run in with one at the boat ramp the winds were pretty bad out of the northwest and when the guy pulled up he says "sure you want to take that "flats" boat out today" "never had a problem before" I replied. So as he launches his CCP he neglects to hook a tag line to it or even have someone on the boat, already leaving I see this and had to stop and watch glad I did because as soon as he pulls the trailer out his boat proceeds to drift up on the ramp broad side. :shock: guess even CCP's can handle some wind :D
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Ok guys and gals here ya go!!!
1972-1
1973-5
1974-4
1979-1
1987-1
1996-1
2000-1
Total 14 responses - All center consoles except for 1979 FF
1972-uc4me HIN# E271 ??? 1972
1973- slvrlng HIN# ASPF0618M73G Feb 1973
jjkw60 HIN# ASPE0658M73H Mar 1973
flkeysaqua HIN# ASPE0673M73H Mar 1973
Badonquasport196 HIN# E190 ??? 1973
fishcole08 HIN# ??? ??? 1973
1974-luv2flycessna HIN# ASPE1035M74I Apr 1974
BIKINICHASER HIN# ASPE1107M74K Jun 1974
apnpoquoson HIN# ASPE0853M74C Oct 1974
greazy HIN# ASPE0856M74? Oct 1974*
1979- aquasport79 HIN#ASPG2708M79I Apr 1979
1987- scott_gunn HIN# ASPE4039G687 Jun 1987
1996- Answaff400 HIN# AQABBD50J96 ??? 1996
2000- capestriper HIN# AQABBA401900 ??? 2000
Thanks for all the responses! If there are mistakes let me know.
As a side note greazy it looks like your hull was built right after Alans. That would make it a C like his or maybe a D. I really don't think its a 0.
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I'll get you my numbers for my 86 20' osprey soon.
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I thought I posted this here but did not so here it is!
ASPE3659K586
(http://i591.photobucket.com/albums/ss360/Dukester_photos/Boat11.jpg)
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slvrlng
You are correct-a-mundo the last letter is indeed a "c" the stamp was kind of light in that area. but I have the title now and tis true a "c"..side note just came back from the lake and according to my GPS I got about 38 mph with my 140 sea horse.Sound about right???
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38 mph is in the ballpark how many rpm are you turning just for reference I also have a 1991 140 rude on mine and get 43-44 mph out of her at 5800 rpm with a 17 pitch prop
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i get 38 with my 112 @ 57-5800 and i've seen almost 43 @6000 going with a 15-20 knt breeze. im also running a 17p prop
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count me in... 1980 Osprey w/ 200xp evinrude. HIN # ASPE2867M80H. 3rd owner.
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(http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/aqua719/aqua719-1.jpg)
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Welcome! Man I bet that thing is fun! Look at that I've already got to go back and edit the list! :afro:
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OK, here is my info....1978 Aquasport, 1978 Evinrude 140
Hull IN: ASPE2300M78B
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Thanks!! Once again our numbers grow! Welcome adpostel! I really think this is the same year I took these pics down in Marathon.
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/aquasport19-6keys70s003.jpg)
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I purchased a 73 19-6 in march, HIN - ASPE0620M73G. You guys think mine is really "suposed" to be a "C"? Sorry, no pics yet, but i will make it worth your while.
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Welcome Dave! No the G would be correct on your hull. The problem occurs when someone says theirs is a "O". "O" doesn't exist as there are only 12 months. "A" started the model year in august and so on. In fact your hull was built only two right after mine 0618 and 0620! Get some pics up and we can compare the two. I did find out something about the HINs on some of the newer hulls like scott-gunns. The last three digits of his HIN are 687, the 6 is what year model his is and the 87 is which year it was built.
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well 1973 must have been a great year. mine as well is a 73.
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Thats what I said earlier in this thread! Did you notice how there are more hulls from the "cooler" wintertime, maybe a different amount of hardener in the mix?
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not quite a 19-6, just picked this one up, a 1970 19-1
(http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m198/dbiscayne/Aquasport/IMG_0279.jpg)
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First post here, got an Aquasport 19-6 from my uncle a few weeks ago and finally got around to posting it up here. HIN ASPE1988M77D (just sanded off the gelcoat that was over it, turns out the registration is completely wrong)
My uncle bought the boat in the 80's in CT and brought it up to Maine to my grandfathers house where it was used until around 2000. It then came back to CT and was fished on Long Island Sound until 2008 when he bought a new boat, leaving this one in the yard under a tarp for 2 years until I got it. Haven't been able to use it much this year, I head out for school in two weeks, plus the boat isn't up to date on the registration and paying $52 to use maybe 5 times doesn't sound worth it.
The boat started with a Mercury outboard, which blew up sometime after 1989, and was replaced with a 1989 evinrude 115. That motor lasted about 12 years and was sold/traded for a 90 or 100hp evinrude. Around 2005 that motor was replaced with a 94 Yamaha 115 which I currently have on the boat. Ran great the few times I have used it, just need to do a little work on the wiring for the oil pumps. Got a 13 x 19 SS prop, with two people on board it'll do 39 at 5000rpm
The floor is a little soft behind the seat, but I don't think it warrants any drastic repairs. From what I can tell the boat is solid, other than a little flex in the gunwales (is this normal?). No visible flex in the transom. Needs some floor paint, but I figure it's not worth doing that then storing the boat for the winter a week later. I'll have something to do come the spring time.
(http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs158.snc1/5892_1110075427294_1089090142_30333317_5437213_n.jpg)
(http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs138.snc1/5892_1110075507296_1089090142_30333319_3419942_n.jpg)
(http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab215/surfhard987/HPIM0094-1.jpg?t=1249760303)
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now I have another 19-6 a 1976
1989 24' gulfcraft
1973 19-6 aquasport
1976 19-6 aquasport
1975 19' mako
1973 17' mako
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Hello everyone, Just bought a 72 19-6 Hull ID number E-279. Has a Evinrude 140 outboard. Anyone else in the Dallas area?
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Welcome aboard Big D :!: :!:
We have a few members from Texas - not so sure of the Dallas area though. They'll pipe in here shortly.
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I have just purchased a 1976 19'6 with a 115 Johnson. Vin#ASPE1738M76F
I also just joined the A :lol: qausport forum community. Looking forward to boating in Narraganseet Bay this summer!
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And where are the damn pictures? :scratch:
Welcome dude :salut:
Marc..
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94 Osprey getting ready to rewire the whole boat and add some LED's of my own design to the t-top and under the gunwales hull # AQABBA19H394
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Hey uc4me I think your hull has been renumbered. It would have had a HIN beginning in ASP. Any idea of the original # or is it just gone?
Your hull would be the oldest one so far if we can confirm this! Yes Chris I'm about to publish the "list".
Thanks !!
Lewis, I think you are right on the hull being renumbered. The title says HIN: MSZ05378B202 and the badge on the transom has a serial number of just E271, Built in Hialeah, FL. I'll search for HIN on her and research prior owner, but # possibly gone away. Here's the pic anyhow for the registry.
(http://i920.photobucket.com/albums/ad45/uc4me/_DSC0543-1.jpg)
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hey all, i dont have any pics yet but i just got a new project boat. a 19.6. super excited about and have a few questions. how much water will this draw? a 90, 115, or 150 all two stroke of course. i have a chance to raise the deck level, heard the boat is a lil wet with weight in the back, good idea/ bad idea? anyway im a new aquasport owner and super excited about it.
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Welcome aboard!
Kind of cool this thread won't die!
I WILL work on the list this weekend and post the newest additions soon.
I think the 19-6 crowd is taking over. :shock:
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Forgot to do it :oops: so here it is Vin# ASPEC 558M73D I'll post some pics in the rebuild section I have been slowly making headway slowly :shock:
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I think the 19-6 crowd is taking over. :shock:
Naw - us 170'ers outnumber ya'll 2 to 1 - don't get us started :wink:
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Heres mine,
1975 Aquasport 19-6 built in Hialeah Fl. HIN# ASPE1180M75A
(http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc114/skootcat/F-2.jpg)
(http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc114/skootcat/1-1.jpg)
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Pretty cool, one boat two states.
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Both states have to collect taxes Lewis...(http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh301/seabob4/Smilies/roflsmileys.gif)(http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh301/seabob4/Smilies/roflsmileys.gif)
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1972
uc4me E-271
BigD E-279
1973
terntwo24 ASPE0558M73D
slvrlng ASPE0618M73G
Dave Polege ASPE0620M73G
jjkw60 ASPE0658M73H
flkeysaqua ASPE0673M73H
Badonquasport196 E-190
Fishcole08 unknown
1974
luv2flycessna ASPE1035M74I
apnpoquoson ASPE0853M74C
greazy ASPE0856M74C
BIKINICHASER ASPE1107M74K
1975
skoot ASPE1180M75A
75classic ASPE1218M75C
1976
howie ASPE1738M76F
1977
jcook90 ASPE1888M77D
1978
adpostel ASPE2300M78B
1979
aquasport 79 ASPE2708M79I
1980
aqua 719 ASPE2867M80H
1986
Dukester ASPE3659K586
1987
scott_gunn ASPE4039G687
1994
bumpster AQABBA19H394
1996
Answaff 400 AQABBD50J96
2000
capestriper AQABBA40I900
25 so far!!!!!
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i think mine is a 1970. 19.6 i coulndt find a hin on the boat and now its gutted, but im really excited about what it will be. so realisticly what should i expect the 19.6 to draft, or what is everyone else draft. i play on the flats in the keys and would love to float in 6-8, but i am dreamin or am i ??
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Yeah, I think that's asking a bit much. Maybe, considering the weight reduction you've done to your boat, you could draft something close that with a 90HP 3cylinder Yamaha 2stroke and fishing by yourself. My 19-6 was kept in dry storage and the stringers were dry; I ran a V4 90HP OMC, and drafted about 9-10"
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Off topic, but...
Wanted you guys to be aware we're trying to get up an order for 70's "Aquasport Green" rubrail. Please check the post on "Discussion".
Thanks a bunch!
Scott
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2002 Osprey 200
AQABBA38K102
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i think mine is a 1970. 19.6 i coulndt find a hin on the boat and now its gutted, but im really excited about what it will be. so realisticly what should i expect the 19.6 to draft, or what is everyone else draft. i play on the flats in the keys and would love to float in 6-8, but i am dreamin or am i ??
Im back lol I also live in the keys Marathon to be exact how bout you and yeah 9-10 inches is what you should see with the motor trimmed up and passengers up front you can pole through just about anything
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(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae37/modean63/IMG00103-20100805-1042.jpg)
Just picked up my 97 Osprey 200. HIN AQABBE82H697. Power is a 150 Evinrude Ocean Pro. Getting to know my new gal and working on a name for her. This is my first Aquasport, and I am liking her a lot.
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welcome!you will get alot of great info from this site,ask all the questions you want :thumleft:
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Lewis this is the way it shows on the title hin: 5 njz02682hull it is a 1972 19-6.
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Hello all,
I bought my 79 Aquasport 19 6 in June of 2010 in southern CT.
The Hull number is
Hull # ASPE ....79H
Heres some pics
Day one
(http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/bb452/imonna196/e7fbac89.jpg)
and the way she is supposed to look. Caught sopme nice blues that night.
(http://i1206.photobucket.com/albums/bb452/imonna196/f88415c5.jpg)
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I've got a 1974 that I just finished... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMj9hRafqyQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMj9hRafqyQ)
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2150006.jpg)
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2150005.jpg)
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2140077.jpg)
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I've got a 1974 that I just finished... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMj9hRafqyQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMj9hRafqyQ)
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2150006.jpg)
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2150005.jpg)
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2140077.jpg)
Tommy West baitwell/leaning post?
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I've got a 1974 that I just finished... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMj9hRafqyQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMj9hRafqyQ)
Tommy West baitwell/leaning post?
Tommy West baitwell/leaning post?
I don't think I know who Tommy West is. I got mine bare bones from a guy in St. Pete who makes them. At the time it was 400.
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Nice boat Electricalmarine...
Looks like you still have the original floor in yours. The tell tale is the original rigging chase and cover. If you replaced the floor, how did you do it and still maintain the rigging chase? You would be the first to do it...
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Nice boat Electricalmarine...
Looks like you still have the original floor in yours. The tell tale is the original rigging chase and cover. If you replaced the floor, how did you do it and still maintain the rigging chase? You would be the first to do it...
Filled in transom and installed a 6" bob's setback along with a 6" bob's jack plate. Reinforced gunwales, front hatches, and parts of the deck. Rebuilt console. Installed larger bilge access and deck hatch fwd of console. New under gunwale rod holders and gunwale rod holders. 40 or so gallon livewell/leaning post. Under gunwale led's and a led in the bottom of the livewell. New Best Fabrication 50 gallon fuel tank. Put a 96 150 johnson ocean runner on the back. The 17 pitch prop gets up SUPER fast and tops out at 46mph with 3 ppl, full livewell, and 25 gallons of fuel. I installed the retrofit lencos using the bennetts it came with.
Seems that the floor was not replaced. I'd be interested to know how and where and why it was reinforced - through the added deck hatches I'm guessing?
Nice Boat :thumright:
EDIT:
Just watched your video. I LOVE the hatch in the floor forward of the console. I plan on promptly stealing that idea :thumright:
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Nice boat Electricalmarine...
Looks like you still have the original floor in yours. The tell tale is the original rigging chase and cover. If you replaced the floor, how did you do it and still maintain the rigging chase? You would be the first to do it...
No, I didn't replace the floor. I hope I haven't offended anyone by not taking my floor out. It's solid so I didn't see any need to do so.
And yes, I glassed in some support around my hatches and also added support when I had the tank out. And Marshmallowe, how bout the length of that trolling motor shaft. I think it's you that I asked on youtube for the lengh...if not, disregard.
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2150006-1.jpg)
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That is a great looking boat minus the T-top that is my goal for mine do you have any pics on glassing in the transom did you use wood or a filler?
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Oh and I'm stealing that idea of the hatch as well :shock:
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That is a great looking boat minus the T-top that is my goal for mine do you have any pics on glassing in the transom did you use wood or a filler?
Sorry, I wasn't good with the pics during. I only have a few. I did use wood inside of the transom. And as for the T-Top...one less thing to get snagged on...here's my solution to a T-Top...
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/0216111449.jpg)
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Oh and I'm stealing that idea of the hatch as well :shock:
I just sold my old Leaning post that came on my boat to a guy who recently bought a 1973 19-6. When I showed him just how much space was wasted under that deck he said he was on his way to buy and install his new hatch.
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/0214111739.jpg)
I used an 11 x 15 hatch.
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1986 20 Footer, all re-built 2010. Freaking love it! :D
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/d082e526.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/96997d95.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/b98f2f75.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/b78315dd.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/ec72a491.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/04e0c288.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/b6076678.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/2e9ec101.jpg)
(http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/fabuck71/1986-2010%2020%20Ft%20Osprey/340dd394.jpg)
:)
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And Marshmallowe, how bout the length of that trolling motor shaft. I think it's you that I asked on youtube for the lengh...if not, disregard.
(http://i584.photobucket.com/albums/ss287/wellmanj/Aquasport%2019-6%201974/P2150006-1.jpg)
Yes that was me. The length of the shaft is kinda personal, so I figured I'd get to know you a little better before I answered that question :mrgreen:
I honestly forgot to bring a measuring tape with me last time I was out. I'll let you know soon. I'm glad you made it over to the site :cheers:
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HIN: ASPE1209M75B
Can someone tell me what month she was born? Thanks!
Edit: I figured it out, Sept. 1975
(http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h437/fbueno2/ca1.jpg)
(http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h437/fbueno2/ca2.jpg)
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Blue Agave- you live right down the street from me. recognized the brick driveway (former construction project manager) and always wondered what boat was under that cover. Nice looking 196!
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HIN: ASPE1209M75B
Can someone tell me what month she was born? Thanks!
I'll bet September.
http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/hin.html (http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/hin.html)
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Thanks Capt. Bob!
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HIN: ASPE1209M75B
Can someone tell me what month she was born? Thanks!
Edit: I figured it out, Sept. 1975
(http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h437/fbueno2/ca1.jpg)
(http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h437/fbueno2/ca2.jpg)
that is one good lookin boat :salut:
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Thanks Aswaff400! I see you are in St. Pete, what does your vessel look like?
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Thanks Aswaff400! I see you are in St. Pete, what does your vessel look like?
heres what she looks like, well looked like, she got dropped off at paint yesterday
(http://www.fordtruckclub.net/forum/photopost/files/2/2/4/removed_decals.jpg)
heres the paint thread:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7197 (http://classicaquasport.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7197)
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Look forward to seeing the post paint photos.
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AQABBD50J596
(http://www.fordtruckclub.net/forum/photopost/files/2/2/4/dsc00882.jpg)
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Ansel Adams would be proud :thumleft:
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Ansel Adams would be proud :thumleft:
:lol:
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Here she is the "Hungarin Hooker" HID#ASPF24681478J love to hear what any of you can tell me about this dirty girl. Currently dry docked in Vineland, NJ but often sails from Cape May, NJ. I hope she qualifies for the post, she is a 196 Cuddy not CC like the rest of the rigs. As wet as the ride is I prefer it that way. I can dodge some waves.
(http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc392/03discohp/IMAG0111.jpg)
The way the deck should always look
(http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc392/03discohp/Boat%20and%20fishing/061008_19101.jpg)
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Picked up a 1971 19-6 with a t-top a few weeks ago. Replaced all the wiring, got the engine running, waxed it up and finally got her in the water last week. The serial number is E 350, is that correct for a 1971? Im trying to add pics but it keeps saying its invalid.
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Picked up a 1971 19-6 with a t-top a few weeks ago. Replaced all the wiring, got the engine running, waxed it up and finally got her in the water last week. The serial number is E 350, is that correct for a 1971? Im trying to add pics but it keeps saying its invalid.
Hmmm... You're reading that from the plastic plaque on the inside of the transom on the port side right?
Mine said "E-190", yet my title states its a 1973 model 19-6.... :scratch: I couldn't ever find a HIN anywhere on my boat, so I registered it under "E-190". The plot thickens...
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yup, plastic plate on port side transom. I was just going by the fact that the previous owner had it registered as a '71.
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Figured it out :D Needs some bottom paint and the gelcoat is getting thin but all in all pretty good shape. The transom was redone 10 years ago and feels very sturdy.
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1355/web.jpg?ver=13123435820001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1356/web.jpg?ver=13123435830001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1359/web.jpg?ver=13123435840001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1365/web.jpg?ver=13123435910001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1367/web.jpg?ver=13123435810001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1372/web.jpg?ver=13123435870001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1374/web.jpg?ver=13123435900001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1376/web.jpg?ver=13123435920001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1385/web.jpg?ver=13123435800001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1389/web.jpg?ver=13123435850001)
(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1390/web.jpg?ver=13123435860001)
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My favorite AS . Looks real good . Some one did a nice job on the console panels ,was it like that or did you do that? Good looking T top too . Enjoy that " sweet thang " !
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Hey guys new member here!
I have a 1983 196 osprey does it qualify?
Just got back from Destin, Fl trip with it last week great boat
Thanks,
Steve
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welcome aboard sir....we need some pics please :cheers:
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Welcome Steve! How about some pics!
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Pics please! I want to see if your logo is like mine on the 222, with "the hook".
(http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv60/Lewis55/Slipaway%20---1984%20Aquasport%20222/slipaway222101.jpg)
Oh yeah and welcome aboard!!!!
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(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1372/web.jpg?ver=13123435870001)
That Beer looks delicious.
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(http://gallery.me.com/johnayer/100112/IMG_1372/web.jpg?ver=13123435870001)
That Beer looks delicious.
:lol: :lol:
(http://ro.boincstats.com/graphics/emoticons/beer.gif)
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Just joined the forum today so I do not currently have a picture available. The HID for my 19-6 is ASPE1179M75A. I purchased my boat new on November 1, 1974.
pbgsho
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Welcome aboard! I also have a '75 19-6. :thumright:
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I already posted another thread for her, but I figured I'd add my new 19-6 purchase to the official registry. Chalk up another '74 to the list. Largely original, so we'l see what I can do with it; can't wait to get going on it. Named Super Fish when I got it, but only on one side...go figure, can't explain either. HIN ASPE0891M74D
(http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg492/Mprice2184/1974Aquasport044.jpg)
(http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg492/Mprice2184/1974Aquasport066.jpg)
(http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg492/Mprice2184/1974Aquasport042.jpg)
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Year: 2000
HIN: AQABBA88B000
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I’ll add my ‘new’ 200 to the mix. Graduated from a ’98 175 to a 2000 Osprey 200….she’s a beauty!
HN: AQUABBA23H900
Repowered with a completely rebuilt 1993 Johnson 150 Ocean Runner, still running 25:1 break-in.
Pictures forthcoming.
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I have finally located and purchased one a 1973 19-6 # ASPE0571M73E
Will be looking for help on my restore guys :)
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1974 aspe0565?74d . have had it about 12 years.
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Hey guys. I'm new to the Aquasport and just recently purchased my first 1986 19-6 (photos attached). The boat is currently being bottom painted then will be at a slip in Miami and used for sunset cruises as well as some offshore and inshore fishing trips.
I'm pretty sure the 1986 Aquasport 19-6 came with an option for baitwells on either side of the outboard, so I'm currently looking for those (any help in finding them would be great!).
Looking forward to using this forum for all sorts of information and learning.
AS196_1 (http://www.molekuleconsulting.com/AS196/IMG_0560.jpg)
AS196_2 (http://www.molekuleconsulting.com/AS196/IMG_0562.jpg)
AS196_3 (http://www.molekuleconsulting.com/AS196/IMG_0555.jpg)
AS196_4 (http://www.molekuleconsulting.com/AS196/IMG_0556.jpg)
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HIN: ASPE1231M75C (I think).
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//500/IMG_20140302_130219.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=9160&title=windshield-and-grab-rail-removed&cat=500)
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Hope I am correct in thinking 200 Ospreys are included in this thread.....
Since I can now say my 1990 200 Striper is officially functioning, figured I'd post a pic here as well....
HIN OUAE2217J990
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data//694/image144.jpg)[/url]
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Hope I am correct in thinking 200 Ospreys are included in this thread
Indeed you are. :thumleft:
After all, their length is 19'-6".
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So, is it time for an updated registry timeline? Seems the last list I spotted was about 4 yrs ago.....but was pretty cool to review it
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So, now you want me to work? I will try to update this!
So, is it time for an updated registry timeline? Seems the last list I spotted was about 4 yrs ago.....but was pretty cool to review it
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So, now you want me to work?
Instead of goofin off, like usual... :wink: :lol:
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So, now you want me to work? I will try to update this!
Hey Lewis, wern't you taught never to say 4 letter nasty words? :lol:
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Hello all . New to forum. I just purchased my first Aquasport and couldn't be happier. I hail from South Padre Island Texas, home of Shallowsports and Majek's. My new old boat is a 1974 Aquasport 19'6 hull ID #ASPEO927M74F. Please add me to the list and thank you. I am happy to be here and still smiling. I bought it a couple of weeks ago here in Clearwater and and having the transom semi closed in by Hanson. Going to run a 2001 Honda 130 fourstroke which I know is heavy but I am having transom redone to compensate and once in the water, I will decide where to locate my new scupper holes. I will start a thread once I get some progress on the project.
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Rolex, a hearty welcome! You have PLENTY of 19-6 and 22-2 company here in the bay area! :cheers:
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Thanks Seabob. Appreciate the welcome. I saw a 19'6 as a child in the lower laguna Madre and fell in love with the lines. I am so stoked.
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Welcome aboard rolex. :salut:
When you get a chance, post a pic or two of your craft and by all means start a thread in the Rebuilds.
Good luck.
You wouldn't do watch repair now would ya? :idea:
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What a cool find!! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
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I am the original owner of a 1987 19-6 built in Hialeah Fl. Looks and runs great with original 175 Marina. Will post pics as soon as weather warms up :salut2:
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I bought a 1973 19-6 in May this year.
# ASPE0534M730
Rebuild in progress.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/image352.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=12150&title=2773-19-6-about-to-bring-it-home&cat=500)
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1972 Aquasport 19'6 HIN: E220
Second owner, restored in 2014. Great boat.
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Lookin' good :clap01: Welcome aboard.
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I bought a 1973 19-6 in May this year.
# ASPE0534M730
Rebuild in progress.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/image352.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=12150&title=2773-19-6-about-to-bring-it-home&cat=500)
I realized my previous HIN ended in 0 which is incorrect. Ill check the registration later but I believe it should be HIN ASPE0534M73C.
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I've recently purchased a 1976 Aquasport 196 HIN#: ASPE1666M76D
I've been using way too much data reading all the great info here and yet undecided whether I'm just going to shoot a couple of soft spots with resin throw a cheap tower on with controls up top only, for Cobia Season coming up in three weeks through mid May or go ahead and start gutting it for a total restore. If I rig it to fish asap will do the restore this summer or more likely next winter. If I can scrap up the $ for a quick simple tower and controls I'll be slaying the Cobia come April.
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/Aquasport_19_6_stbd_side.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=15401&title=new-find&cat=500)
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/Aquasport_19_6_Port_side_from_front.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=15398&title=new-find&cat=500)
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/Aquasport_19_6_aft.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=15399&title=new-find&cat=500)
(http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/19_6_Aquasport_decal.jpg) (http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=15402&title=19-6-aquasport-decal&cat=500)
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new to me 1985 200. I have been wanting to restore a boat for a long time and finally took the plunge. I like early hulls and these boats where built for the exact water I live in on the gulf coast. so it was a no brainier. I already have a 27 ft two screw center console and wanted a smaller boat for lobster and scallop snorkeling fun days . I was looking at 175's but ran up on this 19'6. I waffled a bunch on if it was too big but really I think maybe not. The old gal is a wreck but should be fun to work on. It has a lower hour 1998 EFI 150 Mariner that purrs nicely. I'm concerned it's a bit heavy for the boat but see others out there with motors like this. Time will tell It also fits the bill for me having an older hull with a newer type power plant on it. I'm hoping its a good power to weight ratio and I know those Merc. / Mariner motors of those years are relay good reliable engines. I had thoughts of a 175 with something like the mid 2000's year Johnson 115 two strokes 4 cylinder deals. great power with lower weight. I will post some pics as I tear into her.
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Welcome aboard K! From a distance she looks in pretty good shape.
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I just picked up a (free) 1976 19-6. Hull number is ASPF1579M76B. It is in pretty good shape considering it has not been registered since 1993. The previous owner passed away. I am going to fix it up a little bit and hopefully enjoy it. The Johnson 115 V4 on it needs a lot of work. I am thinking I will simply replace it with a similar vintage outboard.
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I just brought home a 1973 19-6. Not sure if there is a hull number but it has the original plate that says Serial No. E465.
Needs some work but looking forward to a complete restore.
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Just bought a 1973 Aquasport 19-6 Center console with a Volvo Penta 3.0 GS inboard. Pretty stoked!
HIN: ASPD0695M731
Haven’t seen one quite like it...Family Fisher? Not sure what the actual model name is just going by the title info. Didn’t come with any original manuals. It seems to be in excellent shape considering the age, I would love to make it like new so any info/ advise on part sourcing or the like would be supremely appreciated. Will post pics as soon as I figure out how to
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Here she is...
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Welcome aboard Markus :welcome01:
She does appear to be in great shape. Is it an inboard or I/O? Can you post more pix? Pix of the aft end?
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She’s an inboard/outboard. Having trouble uploading photos. I’ll keeo at it until I’m successful:)
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Here...
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Some more..
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She’s an inboard/outboard. Having trouble uploading photos. I’ll keeo at it until I’m successful:)
Going forward use this approach and upload your pix to your free folder in our gallery. Attachments are limited to size while uploaded pix are not.
http://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=12725.0
BTW, she looks great!! We don't have many members with a 196 Osprey models with i/o.
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So it’s a 19-6 Osprey? I’ve been trying to figure it out for a bit now. Any idea where I could find an original manual for the boat and engine as well as sourcing for small parts like air scoops cushions railing ?
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Any idea where I could find an original manual for the boat and engine as well as sourcing for small parts like air scoops cushions railing ?
Doesn't really exist.
You'll need to "custom" many of your parts. You can get pretty close by searching the net.
Light reading.
http://www.classicaquasport.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=554
Good luck. :thumright:
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I'm new to this forum and this is my first attempt to post. I've recently acquired a 1974 196 that I am in the process of restoring. I also own a restored 1974 170 that I have set up for Great Lakes Salmon fishing . I will attempt to post some of short videos I have on the transom repair I've recently completed on the 196. Cheers to all!
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Hello....new to the board.. I am in the market for a new to me aquasport. I have found a 02 19' osprey. I am located in Massachusetts. Anything in particular I should look out for concerning the boat. It has the original 115 hp johnson.
Sounds like it saw minimal use . 5 or 6 times a year.
What would be a good price on a boat like this?
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Welcome aboard Wes and Olde. :welcome01: Congrats on the new 196 Wes - a great model with room for 4 or so people.
Olde - Here is a link to our "Buying a Used Aquasport Bible"
http://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=10634.0
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Thanks for the link. Good information.
Boat prices are kind of all over the place.
Do most folks use the nada value as a base line?
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Boat prices are kind of all over the place.
Do most folks use the nada value as a base line?
OK for an idea/starting place but always remember with these older hulls and motors, they're only worth what someone is willing to pay. That stated, you as the buyer have a little more control over the price if you know just how much you want to spend. Also, pics and talk are one thing, actual inspection is totally different and will often but not always, lead to a lower price.
Good luck.
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Got this 1974 19-6 a couple yrs ago from my brother. Free. He sat on it for 4 yrs. Its dirty and needs some work but I'm ready.
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Welcome aboard Hooker - price was right !! Use soem bleach and a pressure washer to see what she really looks like.
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Hey guys, new here. Picked up this 1972 19-6 beginning of last year, love her. serial number E214. Transom and other fiberglass will need attention soon but for now she takes on whatever Cape Cod Bay / Nantucket Sound throws at her :thumleft:
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Welcome aboard BT
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I just picked up a 76 and hull Id is aspe1614m76c
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Hello fellow Captains, I just purchased an 1987 Aquasport Osprey 196. She has a Mercury 200hp black max. I call her my baby Yacht. I have had my beauty for about a month now. Ill supply my hull when i get to my boat!
(https://classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/8B613C03-584A-478C-9E53-DF3C986C10C0.jpeg) (https://classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=20648&title=aquasport&cat=500)
(https://classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/D2BE9E67-A315-40AB-ABB2-20BC05F1D6DA.jpeg) (https://classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=20647&title=aquasport-osprey-200&cat=500)
(https://classicaquasport.com/gallery/data/500/CAA22A41-1214-44F6-B549-F95255EE26B8.jpeg) (https://classicaquasport.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=20649&title=aquasport&cat=500)
Pictures! Appreciate everyone's comments.
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Welcome aboard MM - nice looking boat.
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Appreciate it
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Here’s my 1976 19-6 I just picked up.
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Congrats on the new boat and welcome aboard. Remember if using a phone to take pics, to hold the phone horizontal with the lens to the left.
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Is this thread still open? :103:
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Just purchased it today. 84 19-6 ASPE3270M84A-0B. Can anyone tell me what the -0B designates?
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Welcome aboard Jim. The 196 came in outboard and i/o configurations so I think that is what the last bit of the HIN indicates.
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Picked up a 1972 19-6 in May.
No original HIN.
New HIN MSZ04138F292
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I'm Fabrizio from Rome, owner of 19.6 Aquasport with a 1990 Evinrude 120.
I have been a happy owner since 1994 but I don't know what year it was built. I attach some photos.
I also need advice on how to mount a windlass and a bow roller and how to re-power it but I don't know where to ask. Sincerely Fabrizio
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:welcome01: aboard Fabrizio.
On the outside of the transom you should be able to find a "Stamp" in the gelcoat that looks something like this - this is called the Hull ID number or HIN. Mine is on the starboard side.
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This is from my Explorer - the last 2 digits on the top line is the year it was made = '92, and the 2nd line is the model = 230. See if you have something like that on your boat.
https://www.boat-alert.com/blog/how-do-you-read-a-hull-id-number-hin/