During the 1950s, Canadian-built Oliver outboards earned a reputation for rugged reliability and straightforward engineering. Manufactured in Peterborough, Ontario, these distinctive motors powered fishing boats, aluminum runabouts, and family cottage adventures across the country's lakes and rivers. Today, surviving Oliver outboards are prized by collectors who appreciate their uniquely Canadian story. The Story Behind Our 1958 Oliver 16HP Vintage Outboard Motor Art Print I've always had a soft spot for Canadian-made machinery, especially the brands that have quietly faded into history. The 1958 Oliver 16HP is one of those hidden gems. Built for dependable performance rather than flashy styling, it reflects an era when craftsmanship came first. Its clean industrial lines and unmistakable character make it a fitting tribute to a homegrown company that helped power generations of Canadian boaters. This print celebrates the 1958 Oliver 16HP in crisp, photorealistic detail. It's part of a series of stand-alone Vintage Outboard Motor Art Prints featuring classic motors from the 1940s through the 1970s. You can also pair it with the complete collection for a striking tribute to the golden age of recreational boating. Why You'll Love It Modern, Minimalist, Vintage-Inspired Design: A clean presentation that highlights the classic styling of the Oliver 16HP. Photorealistic Fine Art Print: Highly detailed illustration capturing this rare Canadian-built outboard. Canadian Boating Heritage: A tribute to one of Canada's lesser-known outboard manufacturers. Premium Quality: Printed on archival-grade paper for vibrant colour and lasting durability. Versatile Decor: Perfect for cottages, boathouses, workshops, garages, or any space inspired by life on the water. Where It Belongs In a lakeside cottage, a well-used boathouse, or the workshop of someone who appreciates classic Canadian craftsmanship and the history of recreational boating.
SMALL PRINT (11" x 14"), LARGE PRINT (16" x 20")