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Originally Posted by Andrew Corn
Ajac Hawk, 88-89 mph (320 gal) 92-94 when light.
AC Thanks Andrew!! Thats not bad speed. Weight? Power? Thanks Mange |
Re: HORBA Forum
Originally Posted by Andrew Corn
Ajac Hawk, 88-89 mph (320 gal) 92-94 when light.
AC |
Re: HORBA Forum
Originally Posted by Mange
Thanks Andrew!!
Thats not bad speed. Weight? Power? Thanks Mange #3, 1:1.575, 16 1/2 x 28 or 29 depending on conditions AC |
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Here is a photo of the start of one the races out of Miami's Government Cut that is now posted as a Video..Bacardi race 1978.
More start photos on www.historicraceboats.com |
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New member has a 74 or 75..... 27 foot Magnum..... that raced under the names of ...VIBRATIONS and Mr. K
Anybody out there have any info for him on the history or owners of this boat ?? |
Re: HORBA Forum
Originally Posted by Andrew Corn
Ajac Hawk, 88-89 mph (320 gal) 92-94 when light.
AC |
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Originally Posted by ratman
with what size engines and what hp & tq, thx
Phil Did you get all the pictures I posted in response to your inquiry on paint on the deck?? |
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Originally Posted by el indio
way back around 1981 there was a drew corn who worked for jerry any connection?????????????????
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Originally Posted by Top Banana
Phil
Did you get all the pictures I posted in response to your inquiry on paint on the deck?? |
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Thought I'll share some pics of the original 482 champion engines from 1972, we are putting in the old Kiekhaefer Aeromarine 3 currently beeing restored in Norway. As you can see this is not a common big-block from a car converted for boat , but pure racing from the early seventies. I must say Carl Kiekhaefer made a point on having his logo cast in on all the parts.....
Best regards Joern |
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