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Sea King boats, trailers, and outboards were sold by Montgomery Wards but were built by a variety of manufacturers such as [[Speed Queen]], [[Super Craft]], [[Fort Dodge]], and [[Span America]]. The line of outboards motors were built by [[Gale]] (a division of OMC) and later on by [[West Bend]]/[[Chrysler]].  Carl P. Stapleton was sporting goods department manager for Montgomery Wards & Company in 1959 (May 14, 1959 Wall Street Journal).
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Sea King boats, trailers, and outboards were sold by Montgomery Wards but were built by a variety of manufacturers such as [[Chris Craft]], [[Fort Dodge]],  [[Span America]], [[Speed Queen]], [[Super Craft]], [[Wizard]], and [[Trailorboat]]. The line of outboards motors were built by [[Gale]] (a division of OMC) and later on by [[West Bend]]/[[Chrysler]].  Carl P. Stapleton was sporting goods department manager for Montgomery Wards & Company in 1959 (May 14, 1959 Wall Street Journal).
  
  

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Sea King Boats, Trailers, and Outboards

Montgomery Ward & Company

West Chicago Avenue

Chicago, Illinois


Sea King boats, trailers, and outboards were sold by Montgomery Wards but were built by a variety of manufacturers such as Chris Craft, Fort Dodge, Span America, Speed Queen, Super Craft, Wizard, and Trailorboat. The line of outboards motors were built by Gale (a division of OMC) and later on by West Bend/Chrysler. Carl P. Stapleton was sporting goods department manager for Montgomery Wards & Company in 1959 (May 14, 1959 Wall Street Journal).


Model Information


1958 Info


1959 Info


1961 Info


1963 Info Thanks to John Gibson


1964 Info Thanks to John Gibson


1965 Info


Sea King Boats in Use


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