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Old 08-01-2014, 02:13 PM   #1
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Some older inboards had port side steering. I believe some inboard drive trains pull to starboard, and for Slickcraft's reason had port side steering.

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Some older inboards had port side steering. I believe some inboard drive trains pull to starboard, and for Slickcraft's reason had port side steering.

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I believe my father had an old Cris Craft with port steering. Or was that a Century?
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