'64 Hydrodyne Interceptor

Discussion in 'Hydrodyne® Boats' started by jlackey4, May 18, 2007.

  1. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    Hi all,
    I'm new to this site, and this is my first post. I have a '64 hydrodyne interceptor, with the 289 interceptor V8. I was wondering if you all might have some information on it, I've looked at fiberglassics.com, but didn't find too much. Thanks in advance.

    P.S. - Awesome site. It's good to find other folks who share my enthusiasm for these great boats.

    - Jeremy
     
  2. RiverRat

    RiverRat Hydrodyne 18 Specialist

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    I am not familiar with the Interceptor, but there are a few here that may be, and a couple that definitely should be (Ab and Bev).

    Do you have any pictures of your boat? It would be great if you could post them.

    Another Jeremy
     
  3. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    RiverRat, thanks for the reply, I don't have any pictures at the moment but will try to get some posted in the next day or two. Here's some pics of one that looks similar:



    It has a 289 ford w/ eaton outdrive, three piece windshield, and is brown on white. Thanks again,
    - Jeremy
     
  4. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    Okay, I finally managed to get a few pics, here they are:
     

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  5. stranny

    stranny Hydrodyner

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    It just occurred to me that the engine cowl on the I/O 'Dynes look very similar to the hood-scoops on pro-street dragsters.

    Maybe that's why they look so damn cool!
     
  6. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    It's a work in progress, I've done a lot, but still have much to do. I just finished putting in a new center stringer, along with a new floor. Next up is carpet & seats, followed by paint, new lexan in the windshield, electric fuel pump (having problems getting enough gas to carburetor, have to pour fuel into carb to start it), and some new gauges. I'll hopefully be close to being finished by this fall.
     
  7. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    It's a work in progress, I've done a lot, but still have much to do. I just finished putting in a new center stringer, along with a new floor. Next up is carpet & seats, followed by paint, new lexan in the windshield, electric fuel pump (having problems getting enough gas to carburetor, have to pour fuel into carb to start it), and some new gauges. I'll hopefully be close to being finished by this fall.
     
  8. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    So can anyone provide any info about this boat? I've searched, but haven't found much, especially about the powerplant. Thanks again!
    - Jeremy
     
  9. jim

    jim Hydrodyne 18 Specialist

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    There has to be a ton of info online about 289 fords. It is a great engine.

    jim
     
  10. jlackey4

    jlackey4 Hydrodyner

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    Jim,
    Sorry, I don't mean to be a pest, but I'm not having much luck finding any information on the engine. I found one place to buy a manual for it, but that's $70. If you could point me in a good direction, I'd appreciate it greatly.
    Thanks,
    Jeremy
     

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