1950-27U
1949 | Miss Seattle | Seattle, Wa. |
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Name used before official launching | ||
Owner - Stanley S. Sayres | ||
Designer - Ted Jones | ||
Builder - Anchor Jensen | ||
Length - 28ft | ||
Beam - 11ft 6in | ||
Power - V12 Allison | ||
Weight - 4,750 | ||
Hull - 3 Point prop rider hydroplane | ||
1950 | Slo-Mo-Shun IV U-27 | Seattle, Wa. |
Testing twin rudders | ||
Testing on Lake Washington. Still no tail | ||
Set World Record At 160.32 Mph. | ||
Setting the World Water Speed Record | ||
Drivers - Stan Sayres, Ted Jones & Lou Fageol | ||
Crew Chief - Mike Welsch | ||
At Detroit for the Gold Cup. | ||
Won - Gold Cup At 78.2 Mph on the Detroit river | ||
Winner - Harmsworth Trophy Race At 95.0 Mph. | ||
Mike Welsch and Lou Fageol. Harmsworth Trophy. | ||
1951 | ||
Drivers - Ted Jones & Lou Fageol | ||
Detail - Mobil horse on the deck | ||
Best Finish - Second [Seattle Seafair Trophy] | ||
Seattle | ||
1952 | ||
Drivers - Stan Sayres & Lou Fageol | ||
Detail - Step-shaped tail in | ||
Set World Speed Record Of 178.49 Mph. | ||
Won The Gold Cup Race At 79.92 Mph. on Lake Washington | ||
1953 | ||
Drivers - Joe Taggart & Lou Fageol | ||
Detail - Plastic Slab tail fin; red stripes to the bow | ||
Won The Gold Cup Race At 92.61 Mph. on Lake Washington | ||
1954 | ||
Driver - Joe Taggart | ||
Detail - At Seattle the 1952 step tail fin | ||
Best Finish - Fourth | ||
1955 | ||
Driver - Joe Taggart | ||
Best Finish - Third | ||
Power - V12 Rolls-Royce Merlin | ||
Detail - long nosed cowl, single full windshield | ||
1956 | ||
Driver - Joe Taggart | ||
Detail - Bustle on starboard afterplane, with nose cowl | ||
Boat was wrecked at Detroit Gold Cup Race. Joe was injured | ||
Early season testing, Seattle | ||
Qualifying, Seattle | ||
Under the bridge at Seattle | ||
Boat was wrecked at Detroit Gold Cup Race. Joe was injured | ||
Jim Collier's painting of the crash at Detroit | ||
When raised at Detroit | ||
On Display in Seattle | ||
1958 | ||
Hull - Rebuilt with 1953 slab tail fin | ||
Boat on display at the old History & Industry Museum in Seattle, Washington | ||
1990 | ||
Dr. Ken Muscatel & the Hydroplane & Race Boat Museum rebuilt her & ran her again | ||
1994 | ||
Boat Is In the new History & Industry on Lake Union in Seattle, Washington | ||
1996 | ||
At the old HARM site | ||
2000 | ||
2008 | ||
2010 | ||
2011 | ||
Moving into the new MOHAI | ||
2012 | ||
2013 | ||