Kiekhafer Aeromarine III in water again
10-10-2008, 02:13 PM
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Also don't forget Bill's brother's company Crowell Bilge Pumps....most of the old racing shots show the boats carrying that sticker also.
Charlie McCarthy
10-10-2008, 02:35 PM
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My name tells few or nothing in the Offshore.
In the times that you raced with Doc Magoon I was only a young fans of Balestrieri.
Now as hobby I make researches on the history of this sport.
I would like so much to feel a history from you.
I hope that you will want to tell us here of you and Magoon.
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10-10-2008, 02:48 PM
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It was a great pleasure to meet most of you in Sunny Isles Beach. I t,meant more to me to meet you guys, then be asked for our autographs. Thank you for attending and putting this event on. WE MADE HISTORY THAT DAY........AGAIN.
MIKE STANCOMBE
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MIKE STANCOMBE
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10-10-2008, 06:29 PM
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damn, I love the looks of those old Kiek. Aeromarine motors. Had the literature years ago -Championship Maker 625's- wished I'd saved them. Good job- Jeff
Jeff....there is a whole area devoted to Carl Kiekhaefer on the HORBA site...here is a little sampling.
www.historicraceboats.com
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10-10-2008, 06:36 PM
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Mike....you guys are the future of the sport.....we just have to keep you out of sight of land for a while and you will be addicted for life. You guys did a great job that day....little more and it could have been PEPPERS in first place.
damn, I love the looks of those old Kiek. Aeromarine motors. Had the literature years ago -Championship Maker 625's- wished I'd saved them. Good job- Jeff
Jeff....there is a whole area devoted to Carl Kiekhaefer on the HORBA site...here is a little sampling.
www.historicraceboats.com
damn, I love the looks of those old Kiek. Aeromarine motors. Had the literature years ago -Championship Maker 625's- wished I'd saved them. Good job- Jeff
Jeff....there is a whole area devoted to Carl Kiekhaefer on the HORBA site...here is a little sampling.
www.historicraceboats.com
I hope you bring it back. Maybe move it around different parts of the US where these events took place. A different site evry year
Thank You again
Micheal Stancombe
10-10-2008, 06:39 PM
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do you have any of the decals left? i would love to have some for my son when he get older so he knows what his dad and grandfather did before when we had pistons power, not hovercraft 
10-10-2008, 10:26 PM
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Jeff....there is a whole area devoted to Carl Kiekhaefer on the HORBA site...here is a little sampling
Thanks for the sample Charlie; I couldn't find that section on Mr. K.- I appreciate your keeping the history alive - Jeff
Thanks for the sample Charlie; I couldn't find that section on Mr. K.- I appreciate your keeping the history alive - Jeff
10-17-2008, 12:35 AM
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Hi joern
Me and my brother purchased "I Like it too" from Charles Gill. We entered it for the 79 Cowes Torquay but Jack Cunningham got disqualified for being late to the drivers meeting so we entered the boat in the Round the Island event. Jack drove and I throttled I am not sure who navigated. Before the event I rebuilt the engines where we lived in Lancashire, drove them down to Hamble, installed them and drove the boat over to Cowes by myself. I was 19 and the memories are locked in for life. The boat rode like a Cadillac through the rough water. Beautiful boat.
Mike
Me and my brother purchased "I Like it too" from Charles Gill. We entered it for the 79 Cowes Torquay but Jack Cunningham got disqualified for being late to the drivers meeting so we entered the boat in the Round the Island event. Jack drove and I throttled I am not sure who navigated. Before the event I rebuilt the engines where we lived in Lancashire, drove them down to Hamble, installed them and drove the boat over to Cowes by myself. I was 19 and the memories are locked in for life. The boat rode like a Cadillac through the rough water. Beautiful boat.
Mike
10-17-2008, 01:34 AM
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Hi joern
Me and my brother purchased "I Like it too" from Charles Gill. We entered it for the 79 Cowes Torquay but Jack Cunningham got disqualified for being late to the drivers meeting so we entered the boat in the Round the Island event. Jack drove and I throttled I am not sure who navigated. Before the event I rebuilt the engines where we lived in Lancashire, drove them down to Hamble, installed them and drove the boat over to Cowes by myself. I was 19 and the memories are locked in for life. The boat rode like a Cadillac through the rough water. Beautiful boat.
Mike
Me and my brother purchased "I Like it too" from Charles Gill. We entered it for the 79 Cowes Torquay but Jack Cunningham got disqualified for being late to the drivers meeting so we entered the boat in the Round the Island event. Jack drove and I throttled I am not sure who navigated. Before the event I rebuilt the engines where we lived in Lancashire, drove them down to Hamble, installed them and drove the boat over to Cowes by myself. I was 19 and the memories are locked in for life. The boat rode like a Cadillac through the rough water. Beautiful boat.
Mike
Good to hear from you Mike, I assume you are the ones racing it as Realite Charger ? I'we been trying to get hold of your telephone or e-mail adress thru Boatmad.com for a long time and would very much appreciate if you drop me a private e-mail on the adress below ! I have a ton of questions, and yes it rides beatifully in the open seas!
Regards Joern
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