Outboard Engine Socks
Description: There is a bygone era where a simple outboard boat motor was still made in theGood Ol’ USA. Americans were proud of this time; a time that meant our products were the best in the world! These motors were built by skilled artisans who took pride in their work and made an effort to focus on quality, not quantity. Restored to perfection, our vintage boat motors are a conversation piece and a piece of the past you’ll be proud to own.
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a stylized propeller and wing shape at the top. Below, the text "Johnshon" is displayed in large, cream-colored letters. Centered beneath that, on a red band, are the words "OUTBOARDS" in white capital letters with a red outline. The bottom text reads "FIRST IN DEPENDABILITY" in cream.
Description: A vintage-style graphic with a black background. At the top, a four-bladed propeller with red outlines and a gray center circle is shown. Below the propeller, the text "Johnson" is displayed in large, distressed cream-colored letters. Beneath "Johnson", the text "OUTBOARDS" is in similar distressed cream-colored letters. At the bottom, the text "FIRST IN DEPENDABILITY" is written in a smaller, distressed cream-colored font.
Description: 1913 It All Began Here Paul Larson took to boats at the young age of 11, building his first boat on his family farm in Little Falls, Minnesota. He built duck and fishing boats for friends and local community members. 1920's Gaining Steam An increasing demand for his new boats pushed Paul to create his own factory, Larson Boat Works, which stayed strong in the face of the Great Depression. 1930's Wartime Work Paul's plant doubled in size this decade. He also introduced a line of wooden boats and contributed to U.S. efforts in World War II by building training boats and wooden shell cases.
