1958 22HP Mercury Super Hurricane Outboard Motor

By the late 1950s, Mercury had earned a reputation for building some of the fastest and most stylish outboards on the water. The Super Hurricane 22HP represented that philosophy perfectly, combining dependable performance with the sleek industrial design that helped make Mercury one of the most respected names in recreational boating. The Story Behind Our 1958 Mercury Super Hurricane 22HP Vintage Outboard Motor Art Print Mercury always seemed to build outboards that looked fast, even sitting on the dock. The Super Hurricane is a perfect example. Its streamlined cowling, polished chrome accents, and unmistakable black finish gave it a confident presence that still turns heads today. It reflects an era when outboard motors weren't simply engines—they were beautifully designed machines built to be admired as much as they were used. This print celebrates the 1958 Mercury Super Hurricane 22HP 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 showcases the timeless styling of the Mercury Super Hurricane. Photorealistic Fine Art Print: Highly detailed illustration capturing the polished lines and distinctive character of this classic 22HP outboard. Celebration of Boating History: Honours one of Mercury's iconic motors from the golden age of recreational boating. Premium Quality: Printed on archival-grade paper for vivid colour, sharp detail, and long-lasting durability. Versatile Decor: Perfect for cottages, boathouses, garages, workshops, or any space inspired by life on the water. Where It Belongs In a lakeside cottage, a well-loved boathouse, or the garage of someone who still appreciates the craftsmanship and style of classic outboards. It's a timeless tribute to the machines that powered generations of days on the water.