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someone should make a book of all the ads,there cool
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Marco, you back in Italy now?
And do you have any tales of Carl K getting over there for any of the VBV races? |
Originally Posted by littlenige
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Marco, you back in Italy now?
And do you have any tales of Carl K getting over there for any of the VBV races? Yep I'm back in my Viareggio now. About tales of Carl Kiekhaefer, I think he never come here to see a VBV edition. Thus nothing to say about him and Viareggio. The first Aeromarine engines victory came in 1973 with the original and beautiful Unowot of Shead. I remember that I was astonished to see that boat similar to a fast cruiser against a bush of Cigarettes. The next two years were your avatar in 1974 and Bonomi in1975 to bring success to the Kiekhaefer. Nobody else victory came to the Aeromarines in a VBV. In Class 2 there were interesting boats powered with a single Aeromarine,like the trimarans Arcidiavolo(I-II) ofTognelli and Soccol,the Molinari's cat My Cude of Signoretti or the mono Manas of Zanoni; alls one were succesful boats. |
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Originally Posted by dmaxx3500
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someone should make a book of all the ads,there cool
Love those old ads..... |
When you see the old address - Aeromarine Drive, it makes you wonder why the folks in Miami havenīt named the newly constructed 188th street Aronow Boulevard or something........
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Originally Posted by littlenige
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When you see the old address - Aeromarine Drive, it makes you wonder why the folks in Miami havenīt named the newly constructed 188th street Aronow Boulevard or something........
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Originally Posted by littlenige
(Post 2090943)
When you see the old address - Aeromarine Drive, it makes you wonder why the folks in Miami havenīt named the newly constructed 188th street Aronow Boulevard or something........
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Originally Posted by Black Tornado
(Post 2090904)
Nigel,sorry the delay.
Yep I'm back in my Viareggio now. About tales of Carl Kiekhaefer, I think he never come here to see a VBV edition. Thus nothing to say about him and Viareggio. The first Aeromarine engines victory came in 1973 with the original and beautiful Unowot of Shead. I remember that I was astonished to see that boat similar to a fast cruiser against a bush of Cigarettes. The next two years were your avatar in 1974 and Bonomi in1975 to bring success to the Kiekhaefer. Nobody else victory came to the Aeromarines in a VBV. In Class 2 there were interesting boats powered with a single Aeromarine,like the trimarans Arcidiavolo(I-II) ofTognelli and Soccol,the Molinari's cat My Cude of Signoretti or the mono Manas of Zanoni; alls one were succesful boats. |
What a great thread this is. Richie, I really hope that you will write your book someday. Judging by your contributions on this forum, it would be great reading.
Phil. |
Originally Posted by 7xchamp
(Post 2091780)
Nigel: I am working on nameing the street after Don, It is part of the project I am involved in about his life in a documentary that will be presented at this years Cannes film festival, Jerry Jacoby and myself are working together to also put a Bahamas 500 race together in his honor. Sorry can`t say more now but will keep everyone abreast of things as we progress. 7XCHAMP
Have you started writing you memoirs?? Your stories are quite amazing - it will make a fantastic read one day. And promise one thing - that I can have copy No. 1 when they come off the printing press - unless of course youīve already promised that to someone else!! Your No.1 fan. |
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