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Colour movie with sound (5.97 MB, AVI format, 1 min 33 sec playing time) [Note: Using MGI VideoWave I did a vidcap of the opening scenes of "Magnificent Obsession (1954)". I then re-edited the sequence, added titles and converted to AVI format. —LF] RealMedia version also available (lower resolution). (2.12 MB, RM format, 1 min 33 sec playing time) |
Slo-mo-shun IV capturing the world water straightaway record, Lake Washington, Seattle, June 26, 1950 |
Black & white movie with sound (4.84 MB, AVI format, 1 min 57 sec)
[May not play without the correct codec; use the RealMedia version instead]. This video is a clip of Slo-Mo-Shun IV on her record straightaway run on Lake Washington in 1950. It's from Echoes of Thunder, Vol. 1 1950-1959 which is available from the Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum in Seattle. RealMedia version also available (lower resolution). (6.41 MB, RM format, 1 min 57 sec playing time) More information on the record run can be found at Sayres Sets World Speed Boat Mark With Slo-Mo-Shun IV. |
Slo-Mo-Shun V during qualifying for the 1955 APBA Gold Cup on Lake Washington, Seattle, shortly before flipping. Pilot Lou Fageol survived but never again drove an unlimited. Original footage from a kinescope of a KING-TV live broadcast, with Bill O'Mara calling the action.
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Black & white movie with sound (5 MB, AVI format, 58
sec.) [May not play without the correct codec; use the RealMedia version
instead]. RealMedia version also available (lower resolution). (1.45 MB, RM format, 58 sec.) Clip from Echoes of Thunder, Vol. 1 1950-1959 which is available from the Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum in Seattle. See also:
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Bluebird flips during Donald Campbell's world water speed record attempt January 4, 1967. |
Black & white movie with sound (3 MB AVI, 39 seconds) [Note: I did not create this vidcap; the quality is a bit less than optimal. --LF] |
Here are some external links to video I've found at other websites.
Note: If you don't have the QuickTime plug-in for your browser you can get it here:
From the Tri-City Herald website, Hydroplane Page:
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From the Spirit of Detroit Thunderfest site
"Miss Bud flying past the judges stand ('96)" (900 kb, 12 sec., video by Dan Jablonski) | |
Automotive-powered Grand Prix boats ('96) (1.3 MB, 18 sec., video by Dan Jablonski) |
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*These clips are located on external websites. I am not the creator of the images. I am simply providing a link to the work of others.
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