Scott-atwater on 2040-parts.com
Winter Haven, Florida, US
1950s Scott-Atwater 5hp (bail-o-matic) outboard boat motor. Motor ran when it was taken off a few years ago. Rubber Lines may need to be replaced. Motor was replaced for something bigger and more modern. This motor is beautiful for collectors, it is in un-restored condition, has all parts on the motor.
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