What 36 cigarette do I have? Help please.
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And BTW , I'd take that over anything made today .
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I dont think it ever had side exhaust or was set up in a staggered configuration. I wish it was but after almost 6 years of looking for a staggered boat i settled on this side by side.
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And the only thing keeping me sane is that I keep looking at other boats and I still have yet to find one that I like more!
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There were a few side by sides that were not officially "Race Boats," but were actually raced in local races, especially in the South Florida area.
Here is a photo of Don's boat..... that he raced in some of the local races..... and this was a 36 side by side.
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Thank you please send more pictures of whatever you have.
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Charley That's great photo of Don ....who are the others aboard?......Also, that 36' (and I can't be sure from the photo) doesn't look like a race version 36, but a stock 36'
Besides the race engines and drives in his boats, Did Don fabricate a lighter race hull primarily for some or all of his races?.........Also, in the photo on the port side hull is
"A stables" would that stand for "Aronow stables" ?
Besides the race engines and drives in his boats, Did Don fabricate a lighter race hull primarily for some or all of his races?.........Also, in the photo on the port side hull is
"A stables" would that stand for "Aronow stables" ?
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Charley That's great photo of Don ....who are the others aboard?......Also, that 36' (and I can't be sure from the photo) doesn't look like a race version 36, but a stock 36'
Besides the race engines and drives in his boats, Did Don fabricate a lighter race hull primarily for some or all of his races?.........Also, in the photo on the port side hull is
"A stables" would that stand for "Aronow stables" ?
Besides the race engines and drives in his boats, Did Don fabricate a lighter race hull primarily for some or all of his races?.........Also, in the photo on the port side hull is
"A stables" would that stand for "Aronow stables" ?
Jim Wynne the 1966 World Champion of Offshore and Barry Cordingley, who was the navigator for Don when he raced his 32 foot Cary The Cigarette in the Bahamas 500 along with Knocky House. So, the three on board were not amateurs by any stretch of the imagination, but the other competitors liked it when they raced so they could tell their friends that they were in a race with.....Fill in the blanks.
Don won this race and coming second in another 36 foot "Pleasure version" was none other than Gene Lanham...He was Doc Magoon's throttleman.
These were "Stock 36's" but they had some missing things like not much of a finished cabin. Were they lighter.? This was before Kevlar, so some layups probably were.... but there was still a lot of guys that really used their boats for trip to the Bahamas for diving etc. No one wanted a hull that was too light just in case.
A Stables..... were the Aronow Stables in Ocala.... that were run by Don's eldest son Michael, and they produced a lot of wining horses out of them