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This company, in addition to recreational runabouts, made a range of hydroplane and small race boat models. Prior to purchase by Chemical & Industrial Corp. of Cincinnati, Ohio, sometime around 1958, this company was named Swift Woodcraft, Inc.  J. B. Swift was president of the company prior to purchase and the designer of their boats. Jim Scott served as manager.
  
  
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File:BHBPHOTO284.JPG|1958 Swift Explorer
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File:BHBPHOTO284.JPG|1958 Swift Explorer [[Mercury|Mercury Mark 78 and Twin Mark 78]] test
File:BHBPHOTO229.JPG|1958 Swift Nite Hawk
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File:BHBPHOTO229.JPG|1958 Swift Nite Hawk [[Mercury|Mercury Twin Mark 58AE]] test
File:BHBPHOTO230.JPG|1958 Swift Nite Hawk
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File:BHBPHOTO230.JPG|1958 Swift Nite Hawk [[Mercury|Mercury Mark 78AE]] test
 
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Revision as of 01:25, 20 October 2015

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Swift Boats, Inc.

Mt. Dora, Florida


This company, in addition to recreational runabouts, made a range of hydroplane and small race boat models. Prior to purchase by Chemical & Industrial Corp. of Cincinnati, Ohio, sometime around 1958, this company was named Swift Woodcraft, Inc. J. B. Swift was president of the company prior to purchase and the designer of their boats. Jim Scott served as manager.


Model Information


1958 Information


Swift Boats in Use


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