Synopses & Reviews
This bygone age of outboard motor racing—the late 1920s to the early 1960s—is vividly captured in this all-encompassing reference. The origin of outboarding's great popularity—including its heyday race down the Hudson River to New York City—is featured, in addition to an in-depth look at Mercury Marine’s racing efforts and the company’s famous boss, Carl Kiekhaefer, and his “green onions.” Also included are lists of kit boats and plans and a glossary of terms to help enthusiasts new to the field.
About the Author
Peter Hunn, an avid lifelong outboard racing enthusiast, is the author of
The Old Outboard Book. He lives in Fulton, New York.