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Black Tornado 07-17-2006 07:58 AM

Aronow on him 36'
 
http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/746...ow007smyy4.jpg
In H.O.R.B.A. website I found this image where we can read that it show Aronow and Wynne won a Club race.
No year. No name of the boat.
I think that it was the prototype of the 36' and(or) the next Art Norris famous "Slap Shot" as like as the number 2 show.
Correct?
Anyone know the year of that event? 1970?

Black Tornado 07-20-2006 04:00 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
Really Anyone don't know something..... :confused: :confused:

littlenige 07-20-2006 08:15 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
Hi Marco,

It definately looks like the legendary Cig 36. What a beaut!

Black Tornado 07-20-2006 10:33 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
Hi Nigel
You're right but what I wish to know is the year of that picture! :(

24degrees 07-21-2006 12:33 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
Looks shorter than 36.......?........maybe a 32 (Cary)?

Black Tornado 07-21-2006 03:19 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
But it's to much long to be a 32'.
Maybe the position of the crew(in highest position) looks the boat shorter.....

littlenige 07-22-2006 03:47 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
1969 or 1970. Would Top Banana know?

Chris Sunkin 07-22-2006 07:40 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 

Originally Posted by 24degrees
Looks shorter than 36.......?........maybe a 32 (Cary)?

I believe you are correct. Don was a big guy but not that big. The 36 had a bunch of freeboard and a deep cockpit. Don would have had to be standing on a milk crate...

Black Tornado 07-22-2006 08:28 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 
I think was in 1970's summer. Then in novenber came the first official victory of a 36' with the aeromarine I of Magoon.

Black Tornado 07-22-2006 08:36 AM

Re: Aronow on him 36'
 

Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
I believe you are correct. Don was a big guy but not that big. The 36 had a bunch of freeboard and a deep cockpit. Don would have had to be standing on a milk crate...

Look the Doug Silvera's Starduster,that was one of the first 36' ever built and winner of the Bahamas 500 of 1971,and you will see that the crew was very high on the cockpit.....


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