Kramer/KSW Power

[chewiekw]

Was this a joint venture between Apache and Seahawk? I know KE built for both companies

 

[FastDonzi]

I think once it was moved to Ft Apache it involved Kramer, But before & after didn't. Seahawk was 2/3 of ksw (IIRC)

 

[Ryan Beckley]

I think also that there was a Greg Kramer building the engines for Antonelli for a little while.....

 

[MidOcean]

I think once it was moved to Ft Apache it involved Kramer, But before & after didn't. Seahawk was 2/3 of ksw (IIRC)

When did K, S & W(Keith, Sal and Willy) move to Ft. Apache?

 

[MidOcean]

here

 

[FastDonzi]

When did K, S & W(Keith, Sal and Willy) move to Ft. Apache?

IDK, I could be mistaken. Who was building motors at ft apache? They had a dyno and I could hear the pulls from across the street at Cougar

 

[Ryan Beckley]

Hawk

 

[FastDonzi]

Hawk

I think Hawk was still on 17th ave and 135th (but I could be wrong---> Again)

 

[Sean Stinson]

Eickert was Apaches engine builder when the fort was originally built!!!!!

 

[Sean Stinson]

I think Hawk was still on 17th ave and 135th (but I could be wrong---> Again)

I think you are absolutely correct.....

 

[FastDonzi]

I think you are absolutely correct.....

Thanks for clearing all that up Sean:seeya:

 

[MidOcean]

What about Tommy H? Pre Chief Engines, I thought he took the engine reigns after KE started KSW...

 

[Ryan Beckley]

I thought I remember Hawk Marine Power being at Fort Apache when we were there for the race in 1992/1993....

 

[MidOcean]

I thought I remember Hawk Marine Power being at Fort Apache when we were there for the race in 1992/1993....

That sounds about right.

 

[Sean Stinson]

What about Tommy H? Pre Chief Engines, I thought he took the engine reigns after KE started KSW...

Tommy used to work for Cobra.....I remember Hawk being there as early as the first 42 flat deck Cig being built......