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In the 1968 Bahamas 500 with Tommy Mottola, when you all broke down and drifted for hours between the Barry islands and Nassau until a search plane found you .... was that with the Nova 24?
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Look, f-screennames,
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
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Look, f-screennames,
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
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Look, f-screennames,
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
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Look, f-screennames,
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
according to Mr. Brown driving against the seawall was one of the favorite hobbies of Mr. Aronow!
http://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/bo...der-don-aronow
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Yeah, but the search plane never found us. We fired all our flares except one, that stuck out the barrel about 4 inches. Neither of us wanted to look like Buckwheat, so we never fired it. Finally hailed down a freighter, the "Mereghan III" who agreed to tow us to Chub Cay. They had us on a 300 foot nylon towline and they were cooking bacon and eggs on the fantail. We hadn't eaten since the day before, and we were contemplating hand over handing up the rope. Got stuck on Chub for a week with the weather.