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That’s a nice boat Kevin. It looks like a model K possibly according to the posted list.
I have a 14 footer from the 70s I believe judging by the logo. It’s missing the data plate, ID plate, and has no numbers on the knee brace so it’s a guess as to what it is and what year. Mine seems closest to a model FD with a short front deck and no steering deck. It does have the Aqueduct transom so it carries a high horsepower rating for what is essentially an open 14 foot tiller boat.
That one does not have the Aqueduct transom, but appears to still have it’s model ID plate. It looks like the capacity data plate is missing. I also have a 1959 Flying C runabout that I’m hoping to be able to get on the water this year.
I’m a fan of the older Alumacraft boats. I find the ride and handling to be very good and my 14 footer is the driest boat I have owned as far as being leak free. I bet you’d be very happy with this boat if you were to buy it. And what with 2 sets of padlocks, keep 4 oars and the wife on board in case the motor craps out on you. 😆
-Ben
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