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2 de mai. de 2020 · Octura White Heat 5 Build. The plans finally showed up. 17 days by good old US mail. They are not what I expected for full sized plans. They are a copy of the plans printed in Popular Mechanics and expanded to full size and printed. The frames are shown to the centerline as in the article so you have to get out the drawing board to create the ...
I too have an old 60's vintage White Heat with on O&R engine. It was built from the Popular Mech plans by a family friend. It has an Octura steerable strut and everything on the boat is in perfect condition. It is a single step hydro, but I don't know which model it is.
18 de nov. de 2014 · Hi I have been collecting parts to build a white heat for a while, I first saw a WH60 as a school kid in a book at the library. So about 15 years ago I started searching ebay for parts and the plans, I have WH V / X / 30 / 60 plans and a WH30 built also 4/60 kit. and I'm looking for other White Heat owners so we can share info
1 de out. de 2010 · 78. Mar 31, 2023. #1. My White Heat 4-60, converted to using a 27 gas motor. Not the fastest, but a bunch of fun boating. This boat was built strong in '70, by a club member: Bill Lewandoski. Mine is the first of two versions he made. When I got it, it had a standard 1/4" shaft inboard drive and rudder.
20 de nov. de 2009 · Noticed AMCweb's White Heat he has posted. This is the boat he bought from me that I scratch built from a set of plans. I tried to duplicate the original. When he bought it from me I think I included a strudder that Octura made. Don't know if he installed it. It's still a good looking boat. Steve Staples Little Rock, AR
12 de set. de 2014 · White Heat 4-60. Looking for full size set of plans for an Octura White Heat 4-60 .I have run this hull in the 70's and would like to try it again. Would also like to try to enlarge it to accommodate a 26cc gas motor.
26 de abr. de 2023 · 29. May 2, 2023. #8. Hi Guys, Two years ago, I built 3 White boats from scratch. Two of them were from the plans in the 1962 June issue of popular Machanics magazine. One of them was made using a new (50 year old O&R engine) and the other was with a modern engine. I also had a steerable strut and made a V-8 stack for it.
