Baja History "The Thread"
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From: Paris
I am french I have a baja sport 196 inboard and I currently own a baja 250 ess of 1989 for more than 20 years, thank you for the history of Baja; there was a baja factory in spain in the nineties i have advertisements from this factory which i believe was almera; thanks again for the story of baja
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From: Lawnguyland, New Yawk
Hi, Just happened on this thread and looks like I'll need a week to read all of it. I have a 1972 Baja Hull # GC11726M83G Pics in my album because too noob to put inline here yet....
I've always wondered about her origins and never was able to find the complete specs or brochure on her.... she used to be Candy Apple Red glitter with a possible bronze bottom.... she had been redone in yellow topside and white hull long before I got her and remains so to this day....
She had a "tired" 3 Cylinder 70 HP on her, but when that threw a rod, I put a 4 cylinder 90 on her with power tilt/trim and she's topped out at 40 MPH, with the set up... she's too old a girl to beat the piss out of, so I just keep her at about 30 MPH and try not to slam too many wakes....
Anyone have any info on this early model??
I've always wondered about her origins and never was able to find the complete specs or brochure on her.... she used to be Candy Apple Red glitter with a possible bronze bottom.... she had been redone in yellow topside and white hull long before I got her and remains so to this day....
She had a "tired" 3 Cylinder 70 HP on her, but when that threw a rod, I put a 4 cylinder 90 on her with power tilt/trim and she's topped out at 40 MPH, with the set up... she's too old a girl to beat the piss out of, so I just keep her at about 30 MPH and try not to slam too many wakes....
Anyone have any info on this early model??










