whodunnit?
 

Think you know your boat designers? Who designed the 49' (50') Cary, 53' Magnum, 32', 36', 40' Cigarette, 27' Magnum, 18' Donzi, 20' Donzi, all the Squadrons, and several others? There is a vintage prize for the first POSTED correct answer.

How many guesses do we get? :)

I know this is a trick question...but I can't recall the name...

There was a trio of guys working on the original project I think and they were Jim Wynne, Don Aronow and one other guy...I think it was the other guy who designed these boats...am I on the right track?

Ray Hunt

Harry Schoell?

Walt Walters was the guy I was thinking of...but I know I'm wrong...

I'm pretty sure Doller's got the correct answer...

My employee, Wayne Courson is the trivia king...how did he do?

Naaah! Not even close.

Elvis!:drool:

Salvatore Gagliotta:confused:

Mr. Hallett?

Filippo Theodoli :confused:

According to the Miami Herald (Feb 1983), Don designed the 32 Cigarette...

"Aronow soon began designing boats himself, and in 1969 he came up with a 32-footer that he called The Cigarette, after a Prohibition era rumrunner. It was a brute of a boat and was virtually uncontrollable (a year later he sold it to two Australian friends, brothers Val and Paul Carr, who were killed when they turned it over at 70 m.p.h.)."

Catmando?

Michael Peters

Naah!

OJ
:confused:

Howard built the first "Claudia", but that ain't the answer to this question.

Bob Saccenti

Don Aronow

Allan Brown

Dick Berttram

Naah!

Luiz De Basto :)

okay..i'm grasping at straws now :)

this is killing me :)

I know... It was you Brownie!

Roget Campbolini ?

Naah! I will give you until 3 oclock Miami time to get the answer.

United States Navy


Ed

Peter Guerke

Pininfarina

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Noah :)

Mindi and Jules put their heads together and came up with....................................
Paul Haggerty!
Did we win?

Jim Wynne and Walt Walters

Scott B

Keep groveling.....

United States Navy



Ed

Don Johnson :crazy:

Hey Brownie speaking of OLD designers what happened to Peter Bucket sorry Birket ? have you heard anything from him lately? Mike

Mike, Pizza Bucket left Turkey 2 years ago to go back to England and re-engineer the Destriero of Aga Khan for an engine and jet upgrade (3 x 34,000 hp) to set a record around the world. He finished that, and is freelancing around Europe.

Best regards for the holidays.

Brownie

The Chisolms

Molinari

Jake Trotter

Scott B