Who was 99-J

[csh2z]

I think J-6 was Peter Andrews, George was J-7
21-D was Bob Hawie
44-D was R.C.'s dad R.A.
18-D? Fran Petrillo?
"Restless" Bill Giles
Barry Rees You're still alive? Good to know. How's your Dad?
Raced against Herb Lanphear & his son in ASH
"Dougs Bug" Doug Bailey?
Who is Eddie Wulf talking to?

[John Schubert]

#'s

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.

O'Dea 85-J, 86-J, 586-J, 2-J & J-2
40-J, John Schubert Sr., 1949-1951, Johnny Wehrle, 1952(3) - 1956, Dave Schubert 1958 - ?, Dave also had 9-J on AU & 239-J on hydro., John Schubert 40-J 1958-1966, J-4 1967-1971, early years 519-J & 19-J
Bob Okner 20-J
Jim Coulburn 202-J
Ron Zubach 68-J
Hank Runne BU 77-J, later 3-J
Paul Musso 13-J
Charlie Piper, 5-J & 7-J
31-P Dick Kane

This is killing me taxing the old memory. Can't remeber Phil Doehrle, Bob Mitton, Bill Parker, et al.

[5-A]

Tom Goode - 22-B?

[JackGlasses40B]

Hey Real #4
Who was 20-B
Glasses

[csh2z]

Phil Deorle 18-P
Bob Minton 6-P
Bill Parker 61-J

[Howie Nichols]

The Purple Haze did come home and ended up being the last ASR Ben had.

"Bad Penny" was Howard Nichols DU named after my grandmother Mary "Penny" Nichols

20-B was of course Uncle Bruce Nichols, he had a special "Bruce Blue" color on the Bezoats factory wall.

Toomy Good was 77-B, not sure what # Angie had but what an ASH driver...

Mike & Jean Mazur - 29-B "The Water Devil" I think

[Heliarc]

15-J Bob Strrasser

Yes, Bob did have 15-J later on. (Didn't Bob own the last Sid-Craft runabout that Sid built?)

But believe it or not, Dave, the little guy in the JU picture was a fellow competitor at the time. George H. Andrews, Jr.

[Heliarc]

I think J-6 was Peter Andrews, George was J-7
21-D was Bob Hawie
44-D was R.C.'s dad R.A.http://www.hydroracer.net/forums/ima...ilies/cool.gif
18-D? Fran Petrillo?
"Restless" Bill Giles
Barry Rees You're still alive? Good to know. How's your Dad?
Raced against Herb Lanphear & his son in ASH
"Dougs Bug" Doug Bailey?
Who is Eddie Wulf talking to?

Still alive. Very much so. And Dad's doing fine. I will tell him that you asked.

[Heliarc]

George Andrews was 15-J, 4-J (JU) in the early 60's , and later on J-6 & J-1. Peter was J-7 and Peter also had 6-J in BSH in the early '60s.

Jane Smith had 102-P (ASH), 202-P (BSH), 302-P (CSH), P-202 & P-1 (250cch)

Dominick SiIione, Philadelphia had 76-P (BSH in the early 60's)

Red Yost 166-P BSR, 66-P before that

Amos Shaner 66-P ASH, BSH, 25ssH

Howard Bechtel - 666-P BSH

Ray Hastings 38-P DSR

Dick Rees 56-P, 152-P, 2-P, 54-P, 80-P AU, BU, CSR, DSR, CSH, DSH

Frank O'Brien 60-P ASH

Joe Kane (Dick's brother) 33-P CSR

Gene Hornberger 42-J CSR

Bob Letwenski 71-J CSR

Lou Letwenski 73-J DSR

John Hendrickson (came with Letwenski team) 53-J BSR

Carl Applegate 6-J BSR

Harrison Boggs 96-J DSR, DSH

Bruce Hurd 110-N BSH, CSH

Clayton Undercofler P-3 700cch (DOH at the time)

Archie Oller 36-P BSH, P-16 250cch (AOH at the time)

Stan Kaminski 36-P CSR

Don Christy 6-E, 66-E, 12-E (that's all his numbers I remember) BSR, ASH, BSH, CSH, DSH, AOH, BOH

Terry Young (Charlie Piper's buddy) 49-J BSH

Ed Bradby 10-P BSR

The same number was sometimes used by two different people at the same time - on one person's runabout and another person's hydro as was allowed by rule back in the old days, as some of you other old people may recall. Also, the use of different numbers by the same person on boats of different classes was also permitted at one time - e.g. - Jane Smith's & Don Christy's stuff.

I know there are others, but my brain hurts right now from all this thinkin'....

[csh2z]

My first year I was 5-J for runabouts and Gary Hilsen was 5-J for hydros. 1967 the Rule changed and I changed to 65-J.

[L. Allen]

I have a snapshot of you in the 65-J somewhere Johnny ...

[L. Allen]

Tom Goode - 22-B?

Fo-fo was 22-B.
Tommy Goode was 77-B.

[Howie Nichols]

I remember Rob Edsel being 2-A not sure what his Dad's # was. Maybe Lowell Hanson can give us some insight...

[csh2z]

I have a snapshot of you in the 65-J somewhere Johnny ...

Check under your pillow.

[L. Allen]

D'oh !!!!