IMP Boats Information

Discussion in 'Powerboats' started by JKE, Jan 17, 2005.

  1. pdave1s
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    >bill4tuna>re ladder

    try this site, they have numerous IMP parts, and boats, and may have the ladder your looking for. if you need a photo of the right one, I have the original for my '70 20' aztec
    http://www.raymondsboats.com

    Dave
     
  2. bill4tuna
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    Thank you. I contacted raymond boats and they state a possibility exist that they have the ladder in their pool. Will keep you informed of my progress.
    Bill
     
  3. pdave1s
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  4. desotopit
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    My son having fun in the 1971 Aztec

    DSCF3747.JPG I think that he likes the boat!
     
  5. desotopit
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    But this is the real boss of the boat....

    DSCF3784.JPG This is the real boss of the boat- he keeps us in line!
     
  6. bill4tuna
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    imp boat

    Has anyone had success mounting a auxiliary kicker (91/2hp) bracket on the
    transom of the 1978 IMP aztec. The transom angles in so there is not a flat surface to mount a traditional bracket. Has anyone modified a bracket deisgn that I can copy. I have always depended on a "kicker" and have been saved many times because of it. However, the transom of my 1978 20' Imp aztec does not appear to have enough "meat" to handle a kicker without some modification. I have owned the boat for a year and I love it. I get a lot of looks from envious fishermen. Also, my boat does list to the right I brought trim tabs but have not installed them yet.
    Bill
     
  7. pdave1s
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    IMP Transom

    the transom on your boat is 2 5/8" thick marine grade ply,with glass on both sides,depends on what you call a "kicker" but im sure it would hold a 15 -20 hp

    Dave
    impboatc@impboatclub.com
     
  8. bill4tuna
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    imp boat

    the kicker is a 9.9 4 stroke honda long shaft. It is the angle of the transom that has me concerned. It is good to know that the transom is thick enough to handle this motor.
    Thanks
    Bill
     
  9. pdave1s
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    You can use a couple of wedges, made from a good hardwood, to compensate for the angle of the transom. there are also many different adjustable outboard trolling motor brackets available, that could compensate for the angle.
    Me I would use a standard bracket, tillted back to the right angle by oak wedges, through bolted to the transom. I would make the holes in the wedges on the tight side, and coat the wedges in epoxy resin when installed.
    good luck with your project
    Dave
     
  10. bill4tuna
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    imp boat

    Thanks, Good advise and I will do exactly as you suggest.

    bill
     
  11. bill4tuna
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    imp boat

    Is there anyone out there who can help me find a transom platform for a 1978 20' aztec imp. Were there any original platforms for this model? I am thinking of installing a platform and then mounting a kicker on the platform. Would solve two problems for me.i.e., swim, bait tank, aux motor, and boarding spot.
     
  12. pdave1s
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  13. bill4tuna
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  14. khschmitt
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    My Imp!

    Hey guys... Momma says it needs to go.
     

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  15. Sky
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    Top

    I see that this message is more than a year old, so I am sure you have already disposed of the top, but if you still have it, I will come and get it, just let me know at my personal e-mail, skyrider0@yahoo.com in case I don't see it here.
     
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