Search:

Though some of you guys might like this cartoon I found this morning in an old Roostertail publication.

found this in June 1977 Powerboat and Waterskiing. The hydro on the back wall was one of Jerry Waldman's

Are there a lot of teams with the autograph cards? It would be nice to see some more. When I was racing, the only ones I saw were of the Western and Eastern European drivers, and they were post...

I was talking to Bill Sr. a few weeks ago and told him I had a photo of him with a prop in his hand that I wanted him to autograph. I said I would send him a copy and to return the autographed one. ...

Thought you might like this Bob. A fantastic photo, and outstanding graphics and layout.

Bob--Jan was attempting to beat a previous record that Kenny had set--right? I didn't think it was on the same day. I remember as a kid when I first started racing, I stared at that picture a long...

The wrecked one was driven by Jan Schoonover in an attempt on the Unlimited IV record of 113.208. It was estimated that he was around 112 when he blew over.

Racin's done........all packed up.
Worn out from takin' boats up & down this seawall....
tired....hungry ... & all banged up.....
blew a lower unit...........fried a piston.......
didn't...

I love your stories Ron. This photo of Ted isn't of course in Paris, but it shows him of the warrior that he is. Reminds me of a lefthanded gunslinger, but where's the gun? He's always turning...

Ron--I Took the picture of Ted May at Clear Lake near Houston in August 1975. It was the Red Adair North America Championships. Both inboards and OPC ran. Jack Waite (in one of your pictures next...

here are a few photos laying around handy