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− | Richard C. Cole was an important naval architect based in Florida. He designed boats for many companies including [[Thunderbird]], [[Falcon (Alabama)|Fitts Industries]], [[Ferbend]], [[Regal (Florida)|St. Cloud Marine Mfg. Co.]], [[Yellow Jacket]] and [[Weymouth|Weymouth Industries, Ltd.]] | + | Richard C. Cole was an important naval architect based in Florida. He designed boats for many companies including [[Imperial (Japan)|Imperial]], [[Thunderbird]], [[Falcon (Alabama)|Fitts Industries]], [[Ferbend]], [[Regal (Florida)|St. Cloud Marine Mfg. Co.]], [[Yellow Jacket]] and [[Weymouth|Weymouth Industries, Ltd.]] |
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For more information on Richard C. Cole, see the excellent article written by his son, Michael R. Cole, at History with Heart: http://historywithheart.com/yellowjacketrichardcole.html | For more information on Richard C. Cole, see the excellent article written by his son, Michael R. Cole, at History with Heart: http://historywithheart.com/yellowjacketrichardcole.html | ||
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+ | File:Imperiala57003.jpg|1957 Imperial Boats Designed by Richard C. Cole | ||
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Richard C. Cole
19701 Whispering Pines Rd.
Miami, Florida
Richard C. Cole was an important naval architect based in Florida. He designed boats for many companies including Imperial, Thunderbird, Fitts Industries, Ferbend, St. Cloud Marine Mfg. Co., Yellow Jacket and Weymouth Industries, Ltd.
Innovative designs like the late 1950's Thunderbird Miami lead many to credit Richard C. Cole for creating the cathedral hull design along with John A. Woodson ("Woody" Woodson). More information is available on the Thunderbird in an article written by Richard Cole himself.
Many designs by Richard C. Cole were filed with the US Patent & Trademark Office and can found by searching "Richard C. Cole" at the following link: www.google.com/patents
For more information on Richard C. Cole, see the excellent article written by his son, Michael R. Cole, at History with Heart: http://historywithheart.com/yellowjacketrichardcole.html
1957 Information
1958 Information