Does anyone have aerial images of thunderbolt row with each boat builder/marina labeled? We know the names of the companies that were on the street, but it would be cool to see how it was all laid out as they were pretty much all next to each other. I have searched google and other places and pics are out there, but they give no relation as to where they were located on the street other than Fort Apache Marina which appears to be on the North side of the street, all the way to the west.

Where was Cig? Magnum? Apache? Pantera? Formula? etc.

I went on google earth pro and was able to get some historical photos. But what was what? By 2004 the street was completely erased of its past.


January 1995

February 1999

December 2002

December 2004

Pathetic...what a waste.

Those must have been the days .... Wish I'd have seen it.

MDS

I was there in spring of '76 . Had coffee with Don in his office , the place was humming. Ahh , the aroma of freshly laid resin and upholstery.
Knowing what I know now I would have sought out Brownie back then !

It's all Aventura condos now unfortunately .

someone has to know the order of marina's/boat builders etc that lined the street. I never got a chance to visit, so all I have is old pics.

I'm pretty sure that here (on OSO) there are old threads discussing this with aerial photos and buildings labelled.
Pretty sure the factories were located in the order they were started with Formula being in the corner at the beginning of the finger , then Donzi , etc and so on
Proper search terms might find those threads .

Check this out

https://www.riverdavesplace.com/foru...-part-one.642/

I have been told that as of the mid 90's the street from the northwest corner going east was. Fort Apache Marina, Apache, Tempest, Pantera.

Southeast going west was Cigarette, Aronow, Magnum.

Donzi and Formula we no longer on the street by the mid 90's?

Geez...heaven.