Miss Miami

This is a 266 class hull that is owned by Todd Bohnet of Wilson Creek, Washington. It is fiberglass and wood construction built by Conn Craft. Last summer, we started sanding on it and found the original paint job which was red with the bottom in black. The hull had all the gold scallops and lines still there. The name was still visible, as was the number and letter, it was the E-3 Miss Miami! We had David Williams from the Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum look at it to make the verification. We are just finishing up the process in putting the boat in the form that it was in when it was in the 1964 movie Racing Fever. In the movie, the number was changed to F-3. The movie can be found at Movies Unlimited's web site


 

The hull also had the name Ms. Right on it. The hull formerly was white/green with yellow bottom.  It also campaigned as Coffee Break F-8. Wally Johnston had the boat for a short time in Montana.

Please contact me if you know anything about this hull's history.
I can be reached at (509) 345-0211.
Another raceboat we are restoring is One More Time F-17
© Todd Bohnet

 

 

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