If anyone can give me any information on Harold Nauss, I would greatly appreciate it.
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If anyone can give me any information on Harold Nauss, I would greatly appreciate it.
Harold worked for Don Henrich at OMC propeller engineering in the late sixties thru mid seventies. He was one of the back room masters at buffing and shaping propellers. After OMC he worked at Michigan Wheel and eventually opened his own business. He was always eager to help at the races, but Jack Leek only wanted engine tech's to do pit repairs. Great Guy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Allison Nauss
Harold was a fixture at the Region 7 races for a number of years and I remember stopping by at his house in Round Lake Il a few times as a kid with my dad to swap and borrow props and parts.
In addition to being a good prop guy, he built a couple of competitive tunnels. The one he built for Terry Leatherby (#898 in the picture) set the Mod 90 record at the kilos (1975 I think). He also built a smaller version that Len Szulc ran quite well with in the sport e class.
I worked with Harold for about 15 years in OMC prop engineering. Great guy to work with. New his family well while he lived in Waukegan area and spent many hours at his house.
Ron Cooper