Roger 1

Where is it located Mark? I'd like to go through it on my next trip up there.

msm

Opens tomorrow

http://www.mercurymarine.com/75years/museum/

el indio

2 blocks east of Mr. Marine Inc. (your hometown Mercury dealer). on scott st in fond du lac wisc..stop in 4 your hometown discount..cyu........

ratman

yeah great... now please tell me why a #6 drive that you have to rebuild every 250 hours, costs more than a lot of cars...

el indio

American made..by real heartland Americans......takes a lickin and keeps on ticken....how many hours u want out of hard workin drives with 2 right angles 2 get the power down 2 the prop......if u remember my mercruiser special apache it ran 99percent of the time.... pair 800sc 3A drives 300 hours and redo everything from the propnut 2 the waterpump......i liked the products so much i bought a mercury dealership....like the guy with the remington razor.....lol...

J-Bonz

iTrader: (3)

[ATTACH=CONFIG]522526[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]522527[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]522528[/ATTACH]Checked out the museum this past weekend. I took parents up there this past weekend while they were in town visiting. My pops and I really enjoyed the museum. My mom, wife, and kid ran around the children's museum while we went through it. It was really cool. Definitely must if your in the area. We had a late start due to an easter egg hunt. So we missed checking out all the Apache pictures hanging on the walls in Mr. Marine. Maybe next time Mark. All in all something cool to see.

SummerObsession

Yes the drives are expensive, but on the other hand you have access to cheap hookers, right?

So there you have it, the universe is back in balance!