Sea King

Here is a 14' Wood & Fiberglass boat that I believe is a Sea King. Here's what we have here:The motor is a Sea King model number GG8997C which makes this a 1959 35HP with Deluxe Electric Start. This was actually manufactured by Gale OutBoard Motors and branded as "Sea King" for sale by Montgomery Wards. Gale was a division of OMC so the motor is going to the similar to Evinrude and Johnson motors of that year. I was told to motor ran, but it looks like it was last in the water in 1987 (indoor under cover storage since then). The hoses and looking a little questionable, but otherwise it looks nice. It has compression but I have not tried to start it.The boat has no name and I have seen no hull number (the previous registration paperwork includes no hull number). It looks like the Sea King boats from around 1959, so I'm going to guess it's a Sea King like the motor (boats, motors and trailers were all branded as Sea King by Montgomery Wards, there were many actual suppliers). The last registration says its a 1972 Chris Craft Kit Boat, but it doesn't look like any Chris Craft kits I've seen. The boat is plywood inner construction with a fiberglass outer hull and nicely done. The wood needs repaint/revarnish but is in good shape. The fiberglass has those little gelcoat hairlines that old fiberglass gets.The trailer is a tilt style and could use some new wiring. I don't see a manufactures name on it. The last trailer registration calls it 'assembled' but that's not right. It's obviously professionally manufactured. I pulled it about 100 miles home, so it should be good to go for pulling it home.This boat is for local pick up in Petersburg, MI. Come out and give it a look. I'll upload some better pictures in the next day or so.