This information can be found on a riveted tag on the starboard side of the transom bracket (on the outside of the boat).

The engine model and/or engine serial numbers are key to locating parts for Chrysler and Force outboard motors. The engine model and serial number are usually found on an identification plate located on the top or at the rear of the engine. Below is a list of some manufacturers we carry and the information we typically need to identify component parts.Ĭhrysler inboard & I/O engines usually require the engine model/cubic inches, year and/or serial number in order to identify parts. Generally speaking, the make and year of the boat is not relevant to finding the needed parts. Information such as part number, description of the item(s) needed, serial number (engine, transom, drive, transmission, etc.), model number, and year are examples of the type of information that will help us accurately locate your requested items. You can reach us at the phone numbers or e-mail address listed below.Į-mail: provide as us with as much information as possible in order for us to accurately identify the items you need. Let MPS be your go-to source for help identifying and locating your specific parts need. The process of identifying the right part can be daunting at times. Having trouble locating the parts you need? We carry over 130 manufacturers’ products, over 100,000+ part numbers and decades of various engines, models and horsepower. Marine Transmissions & Transmission Parts.These motors are considered to be the first generation of the Champion Outboard. The Champion outboard was manufactured by this tool and punch press company for a period of 8 years, 1935 through 1942. C.E Scott and H.B.Atwater, later to become the founders of the 'Scott Atwater' outboard motor, but that's another story. In the case of Mercury Outboard Parts, Mercruiser Engine Parts, and Mercruiser Sterndrive parts it's the Serial Number that's used to identify the. For Mercury Marine Outboards and Mercruiser Sterndrives are unique sets of numbers used to identify certain objects such as Marine Engines, Boats, Automobiles, Software, etc.

Google the Antique outboard motor club (AOMC), those guys are really helpful and someone may have a list serial numbers so you can date your engine & get some specs. I have never seen a 2 cylinder, but they may have made them. I have seen a few Champions of the late 40's at engine shows & they were rated 4.2 hp (single cylinder).

Champion outboard motor serial numbers