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31-D from 1957 to 1958 was Don Graham then that number went to Fred Suhy.
Sincerely,
Don Graham
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31-D from 1957 to 1958 was Don Graham then that number went to Fred Suhy.
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What was Bob Hawie's #?
42-D? Roger Bruneau?John Runne
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Stock Outboard is all about a level playing field.
True parity is one motor per class.
It's RACING, not just another boat ride!
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Roger Bruneau was 22-D & that was why I got 22-J back then. His team have 42-D too I believe.Originally posted by csh2z View PostEarl
11 J........ Dangerous when Wet 
Runne Craft- Earl said, " Driving a Runne Craft is like Cheating". Dude, ........ Where's My Boat! 
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Speaking of 22-J...Ryan Runne
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Wacusee Speedboats
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"Imagination is more important than knowledge"--Albert Einstein
These days, I find it easier to look up to my youngers than my elders.Comment
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Ken Winters 14N Steve Stevens 6-N John Shidel 29-j Then 727 D Then 727 F. O'Dea Real early on was 85-J Then turn prof, needed even #'s 86- J. Hydro's needed three #'s he went yo 586-J. Don Pontius Started with 86-P & when father retired went to 32-P I think Ed Wolf started out with 123-N.Comment
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Thanks Ryan, that sure brings back the old days! As you notice, your dad is working his rig & I'm sitting there like a rookie! Now wonder he always beat me!Originally posted by ryan_4z View PostEarl 11 J........ Dangerous when Wet Runne Craft- Earl said, " Driving a Runne Craft is like Cheating". Dude, ........ Where's My Boat! Comment
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Another with the number 61-B was a friend of Racer Allen named Bob Appleton who raced "D" hydro and motorcycles and then flew jet fighters in the Navy.
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Burner, I was throwing darts on Schedel & Winters. The O'Dea 586-J I only remember from pictures. I think I got Winters confused with Letwinski( 71-J?). You've got a pretty good memory for a guy your age!John Runne
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It's RACING, not just another boat ride!
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Gosh Johnny, you sure were cute in that JU!
And you are KILLING me with the Roger Bruneau!!
What about 37-A? Anyone?
What about Bobby Blake?Twisted Sister
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That's Worm all the way on the inside in the first Racecraft "JU". Chip Fuller is about to get squeezed ( I had a reputation to build). By the way, that photo was taken in Newark NJ in June of '68. The next day we all went to Long Branch NJ to race at the LBIB&YC (Long Branch Ice Boat & Yacht Club)John Runne
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Stock Outboard is all about a level playing field.
True parity is one motor per class.
It's RACING, not just another boat ride!
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Laurie,
Wasn't 37-A Mike Babcock
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Glasses.................
Ok..................test the old memory here. What was Rick Tombino's and Dick Bernard's numbers! My stepdad bought my first A Motors off these guys!Originally posted by JackGlasses40B View Post
Also Johnny, I think Fickett was 6-D............
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I think Fickett also had 36-D, it may have been Mickey's though.
The 44-B Plymouth Broc was the very first "Broccoli" Brand Runabout that Craig built after changing from the Bezoats name.
I believe Larry Honeyman was 61-B and Bob Goller had 43-B.
18-B is of course Steve "Miller" Noury
5-B is none other than Mr Stan Fitts
90-B Rick Weinstein?444-B now 4-F
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John & all,Originally posted by csh2z View Post
I remember racing against Curt Brunjes 9-D in ASR in late 70's.
Tom Moulder's boat "Sorry Charlie" was in reference to Charlie Strang who was at Mercury when the 20H was made. Tom of coarse ran a Hot Rod!
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