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What do you do with the shattered remains of the greatest race boat ever built?
Reprinted from http://www.atlasvanlines.com.
"The last time this boat was in the water, it was upside down, broken in half, she was a mangled wreck, and Bill was being raced to a hospital. People were…
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Unlimited hydroplane star will drive boat that crashed, killing Bill Muncey in 1981, during exhibition.
By Ashley Scoby, Seattle Times staff reporter
Originally published on seattletimes.com, July 29, 2014
The remnants of a horrible day in…
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On July 17, 2014, the team for the Atlas Van Lines hydroplane, in preparation for the vintage hydroplane races at Seafair 2014, tested the waters at American Lake Park in Lakewood, Washington.
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By Alexander Wolff
Reprinted from Sports Illustrated, September 10, 1984
Unlimited hydroplanes, the powerboats that attract hundreds of thousands of fans when they race, have always had two very tidy certainties associated with them. One is that they make a particular sort of ear-splitting noise. Promoters like to refer to it as "thunder," and the vessels themselves as "thunderboats." In fact, the sound is more like what you'd expect a power mower to make while running…
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Join the Blue Blaster Booster Club and help restore Bill Muncey's Atlas Van Lines.
Dues are $100.00 per membership. These funds go directly to help the current Atlas Van Lines restoration project.
Membership benefits include:
Added by Hydroplane Museum on January 19, 2012 at 8:18pm — No Comments
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