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1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1684
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I recently purchased this boat on ebay. Seller says he thinks its a 1955 Kainer. Has anyone ever seen one of these? Where can I find info or parts? Let me know
Thanks, Jon 
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1685
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dont know if you can enlarge that picture on not
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1686
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need a bigger picture . he may be mistaken as kainer is the maker of my stern light on my skagit but maybe it could be lager picture will tell
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1688
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see if this works
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1689
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another
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1690
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another
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1691
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that didnt work, how about this
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1692
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Here's the photos from the Ebay listing. Definitely a 1950's boat, but not made by Kainer. Kainer was a marine hardware manufacturer- it is quite likely the name Kainer was found on your steering wheel and believed to be the manufacturer.
Seeing as this is a quite unique design, hopefully someone can come up with the original manufacturer. If not, one route would be to request the title or registration information from the state of California. 
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1693
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Owner does not have the title. Will provide with a bill on sale. I will have to bond it. Thanks for the help on the pictures. He also said California purges their records every 7 years, so he has found no info. It is a mystery boat to me. Just thought it looked cool. Sold mt 57 Cutter cabin last year.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1699
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the front reminds me of a glasstron seaflite and the top reminds me of a larson fallsflyer now i'm curious search the library
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1700
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Looks like it is no good. I can be down South this weekend and pick it up to "dispose" of it for you!!
 Great find! Let us know if you find out the manuf. |
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1706
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It was being watched by several but the freight was TOO high for me it looks like a great unique little boat,,Bill
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1707
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That is a cool boat!!!!!
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Mike Russon
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1711
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Thanks FINS, Thats hilarious! Thanks for the offer, hope I find someone that knows what it is.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1716
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This is the closest thing I could find so far. A Larson. The bow light looks the same and in the same position, as does the windshield. But cockpit layout is reversed and the rear cut out for the outboard is way bigger. Could it be same company, different design or model?
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1718
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No, not sure what your boat is, but it's not a boat built by Larson. I have seen one of those somewhere before. I was thinking it was on here a couple of years back. I remember the way the handles are built into the rubrail molding. Sure wish I knew more about it. It is a sweet boat.
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1727
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I think I know the boat ClassicFins is mentioning. I believe it was Crosbyboat? who posted some photos he received via email?
I can't find the original post, but here are the images that I believe were from that post? 
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1728
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Yep.. That's the one I was thinking of! It didn't have a name either. I would trade my Ebbtide for that one!
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1729
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That looks very close except for the fins. The hull is very similar. Mabey same company but newer model?
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1730
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All the pictures on this site for crosby dont look like this. This is driving me crazy, but its a fun crazy!
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1731
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bfmccasper wrote:
When Andy said crosbyboat he meant Brian Lawson. His username is crosbyboat. |
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1732
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bfmccasper wrote:
More than likely they built two or more styles.. Many builders offered finless and finned models because not all of the buyers were hip to the fins. lol Personally, the bigger the fin the better in my opinion.  |
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1733
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Ahhhh
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1734
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So brian lawson my know what this boat is?
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1735
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no, he doesn't know either.. someone sent him the pics hoping he could identify it
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1737
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post a larger photo.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1738
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well, another dead end. Theres gotta be a way to identify it. Just talked to the seller again. There is no tags on the boat that he could find.
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Re: 1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1739
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larger photos are near the middle of this posting
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1740
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Something will turn up eventually. Seems like just about every boat that's ever come through here eventually was identified. Some took a few hours, some took a few years. But eventually someone will find one like it, find some brochures, or soemthing that identifies it. As you work on the boat be sure to post pics just to help keep it fresh on people's minds. Plus we love to see pics!
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1741
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Im sure it is not impossible. I also loaded a picture on my profile of the 1957 Cutter Cabin I did last year. Very fun boat. Thanks for everyones help and interest so far.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1869
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Great find, I was looking at the engine photos and it (was) an old scott atwater set up on there, We talked the other night on the PH about the 40hp I have for sale....maybe thats to big for this boat? Mike in Beaver dam WI probly has a 25hp that would better fit it? With the controll box built into the top of the hull the way it is I dont think I would change from an Atwater,Though depending on the color choise The 16hp gold pennant would look realy cool on it......
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1872
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I am still working on shipping arrangements with the seller, so im not sure when I will see it. He says he has all the parts to put the enging back together. I was thinking if the engine wasnt locked up, trying to get it running again. Where can I get parts for those outboards? What does that motor look like you mentioned? The gold one? Either way I think it will be a very cool boat. I wish I could find out what it was so I could get the specs on how big of a motor I can run.
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1885
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There's a few Scott ads in the Glassic Library:
www.fiberglassics.com/library/Scott_Atwater One of the most recommended sources for parts is The Scott Guy: www.scottatwaterinfo.com/ |
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Re:1955 Kainer? 15 years 1 month ago #1898
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I have never seen anything like it, but i sure think it is VERY Sharp!!!!!!
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