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Hello Paul ! The 24 Cigarette we raced against was from Mass. I think - it was black with Teak inlay on the Front deck, and engine hatches - it had a pair of v-8 small blocks - think 188 hp each. For sure it was faster than my boat, but when the south east winds picked up in the early...

Hi Rob, You were the best - and extremely Unique - you were fearless too ! All is OK here, thank you - just making the best of the situation ! Be well Rob, and thank you as well as your Dad for believing in our work over the years - It was very much appreciated !

Sorry everyone, there were thousands and thousands - just too many to go thru - after 20 years, and over 241 events, We would shoot hundreds at each event, and only save a few that were unique or good ! Phil

to you as well Charlie !

Nice Video - looks very familiar ! - Notice the "Wind screen" that enters the video from the left, watch it move in and out of the frame, yet the boat stays centered. The "wind screen" is attached to the helicopter, so it shows the movement of the whole helicopter which was being buffetted by...

Some how, I am glad I did not get to the show this year - Looks like everyone is bundled up - Thought Miami was warm ! Here it was 62 degrees yesterday- a Tropical Heat wave here ! Great seeing Bobby Saccenti - he looks younger every year - a great competitor and friend - You too Charlie...

Skrap KNOWS HIS STUFF ! with out Question !

I dont have a clue as to what photo, what boat, Team Archer is talking about - !!!!!

bingo -

Taken at :Cowes - Torquay - Cowes Think 1989 - memory is fading

If its the Wooden Cougar of Benihana, yes- I recall it - it caught fire off of Fire Island - think back in 1979, (not sure) - we stayed with the boat as Rocky went for a swim, until other boats arrived.

Photo of #558 - Eberhard & Co., was taken in Auckland New Zealand - UIM Gold Gorp World Championships - December 1986 Phil

Bingo Charlie ! - You are so right ! Key West this last November, could be watched from the Harbor, No Sand Key, ! Lake racing soon ! might as well drop the name Ocean or Offshore Racing !

Thank you ! - brother Peter Thanks you as well !

The NUMBER 6, was Sammy James Number, that he used often on various boats