Aquarod: A Hal Kelly Tunnel-Hull Speedboat Plan
Hal Kelly's long tunnel-hull speedster, quoted at 45 mph on 35 hp and 63 mph on 75 hp, with an optional passenger seat.
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Hal Kelly's long tunnel-hull speedster, quoted at 45 mph on 35 hp and 63 mph on 75 hp, with an optional passenger seat.
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