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For instance, the headlights and rings are right from a 1957 Chevy Pickup truck. The grill you see on some models is actually a sticker. Only the VIP model (came with inboard Faegol motor) and the Station Wagon had the "grilled" appearance. The other outboard model didn't have such a grill. | For instance, the headlights and rings are right from a 1957 Chevy Pickup truck. The grill you see on some models is actually a sticker. Only the VIP model (came with inboard Faegol motor) and the Station Wagon had the "grilled" appearance. The other outboard model didn't have such a grill. | ||
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Revision as of 19:29, 26 June 2010
carAqua Boats
Marine Plastics, Inc.
825 NW Eighth Ave.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
One of the unique things about some of the manufacturers of the period is that... they only designed one boat. This is the case of Car Aqua.
As you might imagine, there isn't too much history behind a boat that ultimately was designed after a car but there's still some interesting items to talk about.
For instance, the headlights and rings are right from a 1957 Chevy Pickup truck. The grill you see on some models is actually a sticker. Only the VIP model (came with inboard Faegol motor) and the Station Wagon had the "grilled" appearance. The other outboard model didn't have such a grill.
The general design for the carAqua was submitted by Richard C. Bradley in September 1957 to the US Patent Office. See the images of the approved patent below.
1959 Info
1959 Brochure/F44
1959 Brochure/F44
1959 Brochure/F44
1959 Brochure/F44
1959 Brochure/Inboard Model
1959 Brochure/Inboard Model
1959 Brochure/Inboard Model
1959 Brochure/Inboard Model
1959 Brochure/Station Wagon
1959 Brochure/Station Wagon
1959 Boathouse Bulletin showing TWIN Mercury Mark 78's on a Station Wagon model
1959 Patent & Trademark Office Drawing
1959 Patent & Trademark Office Drawing
1959 Patent & Trademark Office Drawing
