Hydros that have vanished Wanted Posters
Historical Photographs (1920 through 1990s) Scrapbook
U.S.A. National Championships Inboard National Champions
Official Dayton race program covers (1947-1999) Program Covers
M.A.C.H. Series Point Standings 1984 - 2011
Hydroplane info vintage | current
Flatbottom info vintage | current
hydro builders Vintage Builders Guide
Evolution of the hydroplane design History of the Cab-overs
hydro hulls that were extended to compete in other classes
Country Boy
Famous boat name used by 3 different race teams
George Walther - Country Boy
John Siracusa - Country Boy
Mike Wiener - Country Boy
Marion Cooper and Jim Davis Hornet
Chevrolier F-222, Chiro Too F-93, High Winder II, N-71 Stadaucher/Jones hull
Chiro III F-89, High Winder F-71, Miss Ottawa F-53 Lauterbach hull
Four builders that made fiberglass inboard hydros Fiberglass

Take a ride in Phil Kunz's vintage hydro.
First video is John Jenkins (boat restorer) at the wheel.

Second video is Ron Snyder driving.

Helter Skelter

Helter Skelter
Phil posts a historical photo every day on our Facebook page. Facebook
Photos that graced this home page from 2001 - 2014 Video Slideshow

PROP RIDERS is the first book written by American author Phil Kunz
and chronicles how limited-class inboard hydroplane racing evolved.

PROP RIDERS
60 Years of Racing Hydroplanes
Phil has over 20 books published to his credit.
The last book Phil was involved with is about racing in his hometown.

DAYTON, OHIO: RACE TOWN
Bobby Brothner & Miss X + color film of the 1948 American Gold Cup. DVD
Contact info PHIL KUNZ

 
We are posting films from the Phil Kunz Collection.

 







 

More films available to watch on our YouTube Channel.


 

Phil Kunz Photography


Phil's journey started many years ago with this photo taken from his first roll of film as a kid.


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