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PIT PREVIEWS
Celebrating 87 years of Bringing Boat Racing
to the Pacific Northwest
February 2016
An interview with Hans Moen
Seattle Outboard’s Oldest Member Passes - Part 2
In last month’s Pit Previews, Hans
Moen discussed his early life and
how he started outboard racing.
This month, he recounts racing
memories.
you don’t…” What for? Just wearing
out an engine.
Do you remember about what
year you stopped?
Yeah, oh yeah, I know all of those
guys. In fact I sold one of the boys
my Jones hydro.
Ooh, uh, 20 years since I quit.
OK.
At least that many. I’ve never kept
track of it, but, anyway. And even
after I quit racing I had parts, you
know, and it was five years, I’d be
furnishing parts for all these racers,
because I had an excessive bunch
of parts. I’d build and re-build my
own and with a racing engine we had
to pad the cylinder heads, we had
to have different rods. The engines
were made to, you know, a 7,000 rpm
engine you’d run ‘em up to 11 (11,000
rpm – Ed.). And a lot of times, you
know, if you didn’t watch you could
blow one.
Yeah. Did you race with the
Stateline group in Spokane?
OK.
You know, I never flipped it or had
any accidents with it. But after he’d
run it for a year or so I understand
he flipped it one time. To me, that
particular boat, I could do almost
anything with it. And I won a lot of
trophies with it, too. It was at the
stage where I wanted to get into another class. I wanted to get into the
C Service class, the old man’s class.
Yeah. (Laughter.) Now the Jones
boat, what class was that? What
class did you race it in?
C class.
C Stock?
Oh, sure, yeah.
No, it was the outboard.
For instance, if a flywheel key broke
there was no balance, the engine
would run away, you couldn’t stop
it. And it plain burned it up. But we
watched that pretty closely, we didn’t,
you know, my son and I, we’d maybe
take one lap on a test run and that’s all
we’d do. Everybody said, “How come
C Outboard. OK.
A stock engine wasn’t as rough on a
boat as an alky burning engine. They
put in more stringers, they strengthened the beams on the side. Anyway,
I know my son’s boat was built standard. And, you know, we didn’t put
any extra stuff into it. Even so, in his
class, it was a lighter boat. He won
quite a few trophies, too.
Of all the classes you raced in,
did you have a favorite?
Well, my favorite class, I probably
ran more in the D Stock class. That
was a 40 horse Merc, stock. And of
course those were, you know, you
tried to put one up a little bit. One
of the guys that worked for Pacific
Marine, uh, I forget his name now, he
was running a D Stock all of the time. And I ran along side of him.
You knew John Laird back then?
Oh, yeah, John was a runabout guy
all the time. I talk with John once in
a while on the phone.
How about Bob Feil. Bob Feil
is still alive. Did you know him
pretty well?
Oh, yeah. During all my marine business,
I’d buy from Feil Boats and Motors. I’d buy
all my parts from them. Even to this day
I’m one of their buyers. People come to me,
“Can you get this, can you get that?” And
I’d say, “Yeah, I can get that.” And then,
well, how much discount? And I’d say,
“Any discount I get on it isn’t going to affect
it. If you want it, fine, if you don’t, forget
it.” That’s the way it goes. Depending how
much you buy. Well, lately I haven’t bought
any parts ‘cause I’ve been trying to quit
entirely.
Now, you knew Bill Rankin, too.
Oh, yeah. I knew Bill well. Bill and I
had a few words once-in-while ‘cause
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Meeting
Minutes
30 January 2016
Welcome/New Guests: George Lockhart
Activity Reports:
Stock:
Matt Yarno and Ron Magnuson
spoke – SO commission meeting
minutes are now posted on the APBA
website. Most of the proposals pertained to marathon racing.
l Manufacturers’ report – Mercury
&Tohatsu motors are available. 30+
sidewinder motors on order. Ric has
begun importing the Yamato model
321 & is awaiting his next shipment.
l Race dates - Western SO Winter
Nationals are scheduled for Castle
Rock, 4/30-5/1 u Western SO Divisional is scheduled for
Oroville, CA 6/11-12 u SO Nationals
is in Hinton, WV, 7/31-8/6. u 45ss
National is scheduled for
Newberg, 5/28-29.
l Tech manual changes – Yamato
model 80 ignition, it is permissible to
replace the points with an electronic
point replacement module, such as
the Nova II module. Yamato model
102 ignition, it is permissible to remount
any coil on the 102 and to replace the
points and condenser with a Nova
II. Sidewinder 20S & the Yamato 300
series are now both motors of choice
for the 20ssh class.
Mod:
Daren Goehring noted R-10 as 2nd
largest MOD region in the nation. A
few ballot items. Single cylinder
introductory motor is being tested.
MOD Nationals are in Hinton, WV,
7/31-8/7. MOD Western Divisionals at
Silver Lake, Eatonville, 8/20 & 21.
Two MOD NAC…200ccmr at Cullaby
Lake, 6/25-26 & 850ccmh at Lawrence Lake, 9/17-18.
PRO:
Jim Nilsen noted PRO Nationals at
Kingston, TENN, 7/1-3 PRO Western Divisionals will be at Oroville,CA,
6/11-12. A few tech changes/modifications to the C Service motor + a
connecting rod for the C Racing motor were okayed. PRO commission is
open to ideas to grow the category.
J-Classes:
Jim Nilsen reporeted J Western Divisionals at Cullaby Lake, 6/25-26, All J
NAC are in Rock Fall, IL, 6/25-26, and
J Nationals at Hinton WV with SO &
MOD, 7/31-8/6.
l Rule proposal changes – OMC AX
Restrictor Prototype (.700) has been
extended. Heat stoppage/rerun proposal passed…if you are the cause of a
heat stoppage you are ineligible for the
rerun, but if that heat is stopped,
you are now eligible for the rerun of
the rerun. Addendum to Prototype
Plate Rule: banner passed…if you
are running a prototype outfit, you
shall run a banner (or identifying
mark)attached to the motor identifying
the entry’s prototype status. Allow for
bungee’s or other tie downs, passed.
Discussion over the speed of the AX
class…too fast? Will watch this year
& will come back to the table next year.
Race Update:
u 4/2-3: Time Trials – Oroville, CA
u 4/16: Slough Event (Kenmore)
u 4/23-24: Inboard Lawrence (1 2/3 mi
record course) + selected outboard JH, AXH, CSR, DSH, 500ccmh, 20ssh/
CSH (1 day each) & 750ccmh/850ccmh
(one day each)
u 4/30-5/1: Castle Rock, WA
(SO Winter Nationals)
u 5/21-22: Kitsap Lk Bremerton, WA
(includes CSH NAC)
u 5/28-29: Newberg, OR
(includes 45ss Nationals)
u 6/4: Silver Lk. Everett, WA
(includes 20ssh NAC)
u 6/11-12: Oroville, CA
(SO/PRO Divisionals)
u 6/25-26: Astoria, OR - Cullaby Lk (J
Divisionals & 200ccmr NAC)
u 7/1-3: Kingston, TN
PRO Nationals + MOD NAC (350ccmh,
500ccmh/r, 750ccmh/r, 850ccmr)
2
u 7/16-17: Monroe, WA -Tye Lk Select outboard classes
u 7/31-8/6: Hinton, WV
SO/MOD/J Nationals
u 8/20-21: Silver Lk, Eatonville, WA
(MOD Divisionals)
u 9/17-18: Lawrence Lk, Yelm, WA 1
¼ mi record course (includes DSH &
850ccmh NAC)
u 10/1-2: Lincoln City, OR kilo trials.
Old Business:
SOA Webpage Update:
Daren reported we’re adding content
weekly & getting race dates and registration added:
http://www.soba.penwaymedia.com
New Race Sites/possibilities: (Winchester Reservoir, Wenas Lake)…
looking at other
possibilities. Looking at the possibility
of adding 1-2 more races.
J Boat Build Update:
Matt Yarno & David Williams reported
We’re building 5 boats at the Museum
annex. Over the last 7 years we have
built 43 boats. It was brought up that
we really need to put together an
informational pamphlet (or flyer) that
we can share with interested individuals…SOA BOD will look into.
New Business:
45ss class: Need to have 2 rescue
boats on the water, so important that
we (SOA/Race
Directors) know which races the 45’s
will be attending. All restrained boats
now need
radios, which includes a spotter
located in a corral. SOA has also
purchases a countdown
clock (10” numbers) that will be near
the corral…also visible to the pit
area...that will help
spotters with the countdown. This is
a reference only clock…not used for
protests. Brent Hall, new 45 class
rep, is excited to get going.
Class Reps:
Jim Nilsen Hopes to have class reps
finalized in the next week or so &
published in Pit Previews
2018 Nationals:
SOA was awarded the 2018 SO/J Nationals at Moses Lake, 7/30-8/5. It’s
still in the planning stages with hope
of including the MOD category.
manner & with respect…put ups, no
put downs. We all play around & have
fun with others, but let’s be careful not
to cross the line on things that people
may be sensitive about.
Region 10 Meeting:
Rick Sandstrom noted February 20th
at the Southcenter Doubletree. 9-10:30
February General Meeting:
Will be back at HARM, 2/27 at 10 am.
Race Directors Meeting will follow.
am Ref/Risk Manager/Chief Scorers Test,
11-11:45 am CPR/Difibulator Training,
1:30-4:00 pm General Meeting.
Round Table:
Work Party:
March 26th, 9 am at the Shaw’s home.
Basically, clean up our equipment
+ test the clock, PA system & new
remote clock.
Promotions:
Daren Goehring would like to form a
committee to help promote our club
& region outboard racing. Produce a
brochure & recommend similar promotional ideas.
Treatment of others at SOA events:
Daren noted We are all here to have
fun…this is a family sport.Please remember to treat everone in a positive
l Region 10 is doing a great job with
our New People In Boats program &
our J Boat Build Program. Thanks to
all involved & lets continue to look at
ways to promote our sport.
l Congratulations to Jan Shaw on
being named APBA Chief Scorer of
the Year. Region 10
also had 12 individuals take the scorers test at the national meeting.
l Ric Montoya ask for (& got) permission from the SOA general membership to marry his girlfriend/fiancée.
Congratulations.
l Remember APBA memberships go
up the end of February. Along this
same line, if you are racing across
categories…SO/MOD/PRO/J…it’s
highly recommended you sign up for
the Super Membership now, rather
than have APBA notify you later.
Raffle:
Head Lamp – Doug Martin
Drill Bit Set – Doug Martin
Hat & T-shirt – Carl Lewis
Tool Box – Ron Magnuson
Storage Case – Kathy Myers
Machete – Howard Shaw
Hammer/Punch/Zip-Ties – Jim Olson
Moving Blanket – Rick Sandstrom
Cookies – Lee Sutter
Mystery Beverage 1 – Rick Sandstrom
Mystery Beverage 2 – Jerry Kelson
Pass the Pot:
Aaron Peterson
Nicolas Bacon
Jimi Oberto
no winner - Pot Carries over
APBA Capsule Training 2016
March 19th 3PM and April 9th 3PM Both in Fife WA
l J-class kids, and open cockpit guys are invited to come down and jump in
in their gear to check flotation for $5 l Gained or lost weight? New
Suit? Make sure your flotation is right for this seasons you!
Contact the rescue team to make your reservation! To Pre-register, please
E-mail the following information to: [email protected]
1) Your Full Name
2) Home Address
3) Phone number
4) APBA Number
5) Is this your first capsule training? (Y/N)
6) What Class are you driving?
You will be contacted by phone or E-mail with an appointment time.
Please show up at the pool with all the gear you wear when driving (Helmet, air system, suit, gloves, shoes, Hans device, etc), ready to go in, at your
appointment time. If you are late, we will work you in where we can.
If you don’t get pre-registered but would still like to participate, come see
us at 10 a.m. and we will try to fit you in.
Payment:
There are two options for payment; you can either send a payment early
via Paypal, or check ($50 if you pre-register), or pay by cash or check at
the pool ($60). You will receive detailed payment info when you receive
your appointment confirmation.
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J-Project Relocation
The SOA/HARM J-Hydro
building project has been
relocated closer to the
museum in a nearby annex
located at:
19802 62nd Ave South
Kent, WA.
The Map above shows the
build location in relation to
the Hydro Museum.
Hans Moen
Continued from Page 1
he was one of the top men in the, uh,
wholesale business on the coast. And
if somebody in the area had something
that they didn’t think I wasn’t doing
right, didn’t treat ‘em right, they’d call
Bill. Bill would call me, “What the hell
is this guy arguing about?” “I don’t
know, what are you talking about?” Well so and so. One particular case, a
kid was from out of Omak, and he had,
I think it was a 50 horse, and he blew
a piston. Well, that meant getting a
new block. Got him a short block, put
it all together. Then he complained
to Rankin about I wasn’t treating him
right. “What do you mean?” “ Well, he
said I should’ve put a heat indicator on
it.” And I said, “None of us ever put
any heat indicator on our rigs. How
come he..?” “Well, he insisted that you
should’ve done it.” I asked Bill, I said,
“What do you suggest?” He said, “Tell
him to go to hell.” (Laughter.) So I
said, “That’s what I did.” I never heard
from the guy then. So, anyway, we had
our ups and downs.
Yeah.
So I built a home in Bridgeport, next
to the school. And, some people decided to, well, in the mean time I was
lookin’ at this property here. And a
guy come along and he says, “Is your
place in Bridgeport for sale?” And I
said, “Well, it isn’t but do you want
it?” He says, “Yeah, we gotta have
it.” So I sold it before I built this. I
lived in a trailer out here while I was
building this.
OK, yeah.
Anyway. Yeah, you know, even after
so many years of racing, the wife kept
prodding me, you know, “Why don’t
you give it up, why don’t you give it
up?” Well, I finally decided I’d had
enough.
Yeah.
While I was in town, I’d take a pick-up. I’d leave in the morning, take a parts
list with me, bring back a boat and
a motor, whatever, load up the boat
and come back home again. All in one
day’s time. It was quite a trip.
Yeah. Well, when you were racing did you have a favorite place
that you liked to race best?
any more or not.
Right behind the dam. I sponsored racing
behind the dam for 10 solid years.
Yeah, I don’t think…
Yeah, yeah.
But it got too expensive. The Corps of
Engineers wanted this much, and somebody else wanted insurance, it got to the
point where I couldn’t afford it.
Yeah.
They’ve got a club associated with a
bunch in Idaho they race with. Other
than that, when they used to race,
why, a couple of the guys with Stateline, I built engines for them. And
weekends, they blow it up one weekend, the next weekend you fix it up
and go again.
Well, then it traded off. It was one
day here and one day at Pateros. Well, I might have turned it over to
Pateros completely. But now, Seattle
Outboard has, oh, they’ve been out
here a couple of years in a row. And
they find out, too, that the Corps of
Engineers was too high priced so they
lumped it.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They want to come back again but
they can’t talk with the Engineers,
don’t get the right guy. We had a guy
on the Corps of Engineers that was a
boat racing fan. As long as he was in
there we got along real good. But after he got transferred to Seattle, why,
a young guy come in and it wasn’t as
easy to get racing here.
His dad come over to Moses Lake
and that’s where he passed away.
Yeah.
Anyway. We have a big launching
ramp out behind the dam, beautiful.
Yeah, I raced there a couple times.
Anyway, it got to the point, my son
and I, we hardly ever had any problems. Probably the last 10 years we
raced together our engines stayed
together. We made sure that any
rattles or something, you need the
right kind of mixture. Ric Montoya, I
used to race with him and his dad. Yeah.
The old man. But Ric’s still in business.
Yeah, he’s still doing a lot.
But he’s the one that took over all I
had . I had two boats, three engines,
all kinds of parts, he bought the
whole outfit.
OK.
It was the, oh, a Ford dealer in Spokane that sponsored a couple of boat
guys for a while. What the…Johnson,
Johnson Ford.
It stood here for one whole winter. The canvass started to leak here and
there. So, he made me an offer and
I said no. He finally come down and
he says you still not gonna take any
less? It’s not a panic, if you want it,
fine. Otherwise it can stay there and
rot. But he finally come for it. He
couldn’t pay me all at one time, but,
you know, his dad was, we got along
real good. He raced runabout, the
old man was a runabout guy. And
Ric raced runabout for a while and I
know now he’s got a couple of hydros
for sale.
Huh, OK.
Yeah, he ran both, hydro and
runabout.
Oh, you did?
Yeah, yeah. The last year we were
there I remember you came down
to watch for a while.
Yeah. There’s nobody racing in Montana any more.
Not really, not that I know of.
It’s kind of died out there.
Johnson, yeah. And they came to race
Yeah.
here to race behind the dam a few times. I raced against him a couple times.
I don’t know whether they gave it up or
what. Anyway, and the Stateline, I don’t
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know whether anybody’s racing there
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Hans Moen
Continued from Page 4
the guy that I ran with. Or he was, a
couple of years ago, anyway. But he
got Alzheimer’s. They were competitive.
Art Losvar?
Oh, yeah, always.
Well, I raced with him, too. In fact,
he raced the last year, for sure.
Always good to get along with. And,
one other guy, in the runabout class. Andy, Andy Anderson (Howard Anderson, Jr. – ed.). Andy was a Mercury dealer too, you know And he had
some real hot boats. But, eyesight
went bad on him. I’ve gone to a few
of the races just to watch, you know. Moses Lake had races, I’d go there
and watch. Moses Lake has changed,
so the next race comes up at Soap
Lake. I’m gonna go to it.
OK.
Yeah. Everybody says, what do you
race at Soap Lake? It’s back behind
the hill. Have you ever been there?
Not for a race, but I have been
to Soap Lake.
The race is in a different portion of
the lake. It’s a good place to race.
A couple years ago. Yåeah. His
health isn’t too good now.
Yeah.
He’s having some health problems.
Oh, yeah. But I raced with him. You
know, you’re getting into all the
lighter classes. They’re still running D Mod, which is a stepped up
D Stock. And, then it’s got…Howard
Shaw used to run a class…
1100 runabout.
Yeah. First he had a complete outfit
for sale. Now it’s down to, he’s got a
350 Hydro, complete outfit, for sale.
Everything. $2,500 bucks.
Yeah.
Yeah. They used to race there
years ago, too.
And, uh, seems like Ric Montoya has
something for sale all the time.
Oh, yeah, yeah. Then, you know,
they raced at Coulee Dam. What did
they call it, oh, Electric City.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I raced there for a couple of years.
OK, yeah. Did you ever race on
Green Lake, in Seattle?
Oh, yeah. I raced all of those places. Trying to think of this one guy’s
name. Runabout guy. He and his
dad. Tall lanky guy. Anyway, he
raced hydro and runabout, and his
dad was his pit crew all the time. Andy, well he was always in a class
higher than I could get into. They
were all hot boats, you know. And
he had Rankin do all his mechanical
work for him.
Did Rankin do mechanical work
for you?
No, no, I did all my own mechanical
work. If I needed any mechanical
work, it was after I started running
the C Service. And then, I can’t
remember his name, he’s still alive,
Different things. And, you know, we’ve
started to get a few Canadians to come
down to race. In fact I’ve noticed one or
two from B.C. come down to race. I think
they’re running C Stock.
Yeah.
And of course, Oregon, a lot of ‘em
come up from Tillamook, and down in
there. There’s a boat racing club down
there.
CORA.
Anyway, it’s just the last couple of races
the Canadians have come down. Or
they come clear from California.
That too, yeah.
There’s a few of ‘em coming in from
B.C. We used to race, you know, up at,
oh, big lake up, it’s close to the border.
Harrison Hot Springs?
No, it’s another one.
Lake Osoyoos?
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Yeah, yeah. We raced there quite a
few times. But, like I say, out here
behind the dam, I sponsored that for
10 years. And you know, when you
put out a couple thousand bucks for
insurance, and then they want more,
why, no, that’s enough. Anyway. Two
years ago they had a race out here. It was all lighter classes. Nothing
heavy. And you know, we used to
get a crowd out once in a while when
they had those fast runabouts running. Bob Waite, he used to run a
runabout, had a heavy gal as a partner.
How in the hell he kept that boat
afloat? But he made some good racing.
He was quite a driver.
Yes, he was. Yeah. I’m trying to think,
the gal that used to ride with him…
Millie Laird, wasn’t it?
Millie Laird, yeah. They made a good team.
Yeah.
And, uh, Howard Anderson, seems like,
I don’t remember any time he’d start
without having a problem. Something
would go wrong, seems like, before he
could finally get it started.
Yeah.
Always problematic. But go? God,
did he ever go!
Once he got it running, it went.
Oh, yeah. And then he had two boys
that raced, too. While the races
were being held here at Pateros, you
know, that was a good place. The
same thing happened there. The first
aid crew, you know, they wanted so
much money. Well, the club didn’t
have any extra money. But the small
inboards still race, you know, at
Pateros.
Next month, in the final part of
the interview, Hans Moen continues discussing his memories
of outboard racing, and tells
what he has been doing in the
last few years. Be sure to read
Pit Previews next month.
2016
2016 Class Reps
SOA/CORA
SCHEDULE
JH/JR Ken & Josh Zahn
[email protected] 206-380-2689
April 2-3: Time Trials – Oroville, CA
AXH/AXR Kierra Marquard
[email protected] 253 820-3127
April 16: Samammish Slough Event - Kenmore, WA
ASH Kim Ulsh
[email protected] 253 753-8661
April 23-24: Lawrence Lake Yelm, Wa Inboard
with select outboard - JH, AXH, CSR, DSH, 500ccmh,
ASR/200ccmh/200ccmr Kelly Hannon
[email protected] 503-536-5702
20ssh/CSH (1 day ea) & 750ccmh/850ccmh (one day ea.)
April 30-May 1: Silver Lake Castle Rock, WA.
(SO Winter Nationals)
20SSH Johnny Adams
[email protected] 425 319-0489
May 21-22: Kitsap Lake, Bremerton, WA
(includes CSH NAC)
CSH Nathan Adams
[email protected] 425-829-2320
May 28-29: Newberg, OR
(includes 45ss Nationals)
CSR/25SSR Kyle Lewis
[email protected] 206 457-9693
June 4: Silver Lake Everett, WA
(includes 20ssh NAC)
DSH Ron Magnuson
[email protected] 425 778-0829
June 11-12: Oroville, CA (SO/PRO Divisionals)
302SSH//NOVICE C Dave Anderson
[email protected] 425 246-4710
June 18-19: Soap Lake, WA (J-Classes)
45ss Brent Hall
[email protected] 425-205-0286
June 25-26: Seaside, OR
(J Divisionals & 200ccmr NAC)
500CCMH Ken McMurphy
[email protected]
7/1-3: Kingston, TN PRO Nationals
(+ MOD NAC (350ccmh, 500ccmh/r, 750ccmh/r, 850ccmr)
750CCMH/850CCMH Daren Goehring
[email protected] 360 540-2037
July 9-10- Olympia, WA (J-Classes)
K-PRO Ryan Gowin
[email protected] 253 852-6091
July 16-17: Monroe, WA (Tye Lake)
Select outboard classes
OSY-400 Daniel Korpe
[email protected] 253 569-2011
7/31-8/6: Hinton, WV SO/MOD/J Nationals
125CCH John Peeters
[email protected] 206 923-5827
Aug 20-21: Silver Lake Eatonville, WA
(MOD Divisionals)
350cch Jamie Nilsen
[email protected] 253 709-3559
Sept 17-18: Lawrence Lake, Yelm, WA
(includes DSH & 850ccmh NAC)
350/500/1100CCR Dwight Malhiot
Dwight Malhiot [email protected] 360 830-4978
JW Myers [email protected] 206-271-6400
Oct 1-2: Lincoln City, OR
kilo & quarter mile straightaway time trials
CServH/R CRacH/R Jim Nilsen
[email protected] 253 640-6146
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http://www.portagebaysystems.com/marine
Email: sgreaves@portagebaysystems.
christine@elliotinsurancegroup.
Now Featuring Racing Outboards
Sidewinder Racing Motor
SEARCHING FOR STORIES & INFO
A comprehesive book on theHistory of the Samammish
Slough Races & related Events is being written by SOA
Life MemberJim Benson. If you’ve got intereting stories,
photos, or articles, please contact Jim at:
dan@camanoislandcoffee.
[email protected]
http://www.camanoislandcoffee.com
[email protected]
[email protected]
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SWAP ‘N’ SHOP
Advertising
Fees:
Personal $5 for 50 words for 3 months
Business Card $15/year
1/4 page $25/year 1/2 page $40/year.
************** FOR SALE **************
************** FOR SALE **************
Best prop - 5 blade for 250/350= $550. Sleeveless
dickey turtle neck - tuff and light = $175. New stainless fuel tank 19 inches long, 10 inches wide, 6 inches
high = $180. Denny Paola 503-320-8435 or email
[email protected]. A 250/350 Revolution pro
hydro? Make an offer.
CSR Sorensen floater boat; w/o hardware, has
set many records, $695.
CSR Sorensen floater boat; w/o hardware,
new, $995.
45SST Boat Motor & Trailer; Grand prix, needs
some repairs $2495
************** FOR SALE **************
CMH 500MH; 11’ 4”. 81’ afterplane, 37” bottom, 3- 350/250 2009 MJR hydro with steering wheel,
throttle and stock tower. Tank might be a possibil1/2” lift 125#, $1995
ity. No pipe puller, you need to add. Great shape
Steering wheel 12 & 13; rusty, odd bolt pattern,
and paint job! National High Point Champion 2014. you paint and drill, $5 each
3 cyl. Rossi 350 cc power head complete with pipes
Grand Prix Capsule Mold: 1990 45SST $895.
and headers. (no lower unit.) $4000 Jamie Nilsen (253) 709-3559 or email at [email protected]
CSR Sorensen, Hungry Gipo: Very well built,
w/hardware $995, w/o hardware $795
************** FOR SALE **************
Throttles, BTM New: runabout thru deck type,
$89.00 each
Parts and Pieces sale: I have assorted parts and
pieces ready for someone who is just getting into racing (or anyone else for that matter). This includes a
chest of drawers that was made for a trailer box but
will work in a shop too, two speedos, gas tank, turn
fin, a world record holding pushboat and materials
to make more, motor stand for the garage ( will fit
three to five depending on breed), tarp and poles for
a pit tent, and assorted other stuff. Located in North
Bend. Come on out and bring your truck, you won’t
be disappointed.
Email: [email protected] or call
206.669.2400
PROPS Brass 2 Blades: Oakland Johnson
6 1/4 x 13, 7 x 13 $25 each. Michigan; 7-3/8 x 11,
5-1/4 x 7, $25 each
Call Ric Montoya @ 206-283-4773
E-mail: [email protected] X-04/15
************** WANTED **************
Looking for a small life jacket and helmet for a boy
age 10. Contact Kevin Zahn at 206-380-2689 or
Email [email protected]
******* MISSING A PROPELLER? *******
At lake Lawrence, we ended up with a prop that
is not ours. It is a Dewalt “R” prop and we would
like to get it back to its owner. It’s possible that it
somehow got switched with another. We really want
everyone’s props back in the right trailer. If you
think it might be yours, please contact us (with the
complete number or description) at the number(s)
below. Thanks! Anderson Racing Moses Lake, Spokane ************** WANTED **************
New Racers Looking for J stock equipment
Cut Suit (youth xl or adult small) - Helmet (youth
size small or medium) - Life jacket
Good Motor for J stock - Good 2 boat trailer - anything else that a J boater might need!
Dave and Andrew Vaillancourt.
email [email protected] phone 206-650-6847
Jason Anderson 509-220-0367 Terry Anderson 509-760-3032
3790 Evans Lane, Moses Lake, WA 98837
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Seattle Outboard Association
2016 Region 10 Chairman:
Rick Sandstrom 206-940-1690 -- E-mail: [email protected]
2016 Officers:
SECRETARY:
Jim Nilsen 253-709-0200
COMMODORE:
[email protected]
Daren Goehring 360-540-2037 [email protected]
TREASURER:
John Adams 425-442-1714 [email protected]
VICE-COMMODORE: Ron Magnuson 425-778-0829 SERGEANT AT ARMS:
[email protected] Matt Yarno 503-828-5919
[email protected]
2016 Board of Directors:
Jason Schrock 206-766-0207 [email protected] Aaron Adams 425-319-0489
[email protected]
Aaron Salmon 206-571-6517
[email protected] Rick Sandstrom 206-940-1690
[email protected]
Howard Shaw 425-752-3718
[email protected] Nicole Dunlap 360-863-1219
[email protected]
Floyd Givens
Equipment Fund
SOA’s equipment fund is named in memory of Floyd
Givens, who maintained our radios and worked for the
club up to his passing.
New for August, Thanks to Ed Raymond for stepping up
with a $200 donation to the Equipment Fund.
Ashley and Colin Rucker began the fund with money donated
from their savings accounts and members are encouraged to
follow Ashley and Colin’s lead by contacting Sheryl Rucker
with donations in Floyd’s memory.
425-698-5768 Email: [email protected]
Pit Previews is published monthly by
the Seattle Outboard Association,
an affiliate of the American Power
Boat Association.
John Paramore, Editor
914 210th Pl SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Ph (h) 425-672-2757
E-mail [email protected]
SOA Website:
http://www.seattleoutboard.org
Membership applications can be
Downloaded from the SOA Website:
http://seattleoutboard.org/JOINSOA.pdf
or by contacting John Paramore at
the address, phone, or e-mail address noted above.
General membership meets on the
4th Tuesday of each month at 7:30
p.m. at Kirkland Eagles,258 Central
Way, Kirkland, WA
The SOA Board meets on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
at Kirkland Eagles,258 Central Way,
Kirkland, WA
NEXT SOA GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
SATURDAY, JAN 27th 10:00 AM AT THE HYDRO & RACEBOAT MUSEUM
5017 S 196th Kent, WA 5017 S 196th Kent, WA
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The Next Genearal Meeting is at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday Feb 27th at the Hydro Museum,
5017 S 196th St Kent, WA
SOA Web Page
Returning Soon
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
John Paramore, Editor
914 210th Pl SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Seattle Outboard Association
SUPPORT OUR HYDRO MUSEUM
http://www.thunderboats.ning.com Home of the J-Project
206-764-9453
5017 S 196th St
Kent, Washington
NORTH I-5
I-405
I-5 Southcenter
Southcenter
✪
I-5
180th St
196th St
5917 South 196th St Kent, WA
200thSt
SOA’s J- Hydro Project is currently
located in a shop near the museum at
19802 62nd Ave S Kent, WA. Please
do your part to support the museum
with memberships and visits...Don’t
forget to take your friends!