Engine, Inboard
Name/Title
Engine, InboardEntry/Object ID
1976.014Description
Inboard engine, Scripps Scripps Motor Company, Detroit, MI, began production of marine engines in 1906. They offered an alternative engine block, cast with aluminum, instead of cast iron. By 1911, Scripps began to include the transmission as a part of their engine on most models. The Scripps engines were advertised as being "more expensive than the competition, but better in quality." This 1930's engine is Model 302, has 316 HP and is the type of engine originally in "Footloose and Fancy Free" as seen here in the Museum. From 2020-2024, this Scripps was rebuilt and installed in "Footloose and Fancy-Free" in 2024.Collection
Inboard EnginesAcquisition
Accession
1976.014Source or Donor
Andrews, DwightMade/Created
Manufacturer
ScrippsDate made
1937Place
Location
Detroit, MI, USAEdition
Model: 302Notes
Early Date: 1937 HP: 316Other Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Old NumberOther Number
2043Location
In Boat
*Cleveland E. Dodge Memorial Launch Building