Barracuda - Revision history

HandyAndy: added Arena Craft link

2014-01-05T19:26:17Z

added Arena Craft link

HandyAndy: added link to Barrauda (Oregon)

2012-11-11T18:01:33Z

added link to Barrauda (Oregon)

HandyAndy: added category

2010-11-19T00:03:13Z

added category

HandyAndy at 18:46, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T18:46:20Z

HandyAndy at 18:44, 4 May 2010

2010-05-04T18:44:26Z

HandyAndy: added that Barracuda Marine also made aluminum boats

2010-05-04T18:44:07Z

added that Barracuda Marine also made aluminum boats

HandyAndy: Created disambiguation page

2010-04-27T13:43:29Z

Created disambiguation page

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2010-01-21T01:32:53Z

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[[File:Barracudalogo.jpg]]

History needed. Please contact us if you would like to edit this page.

'''Thought to be 1959 Brochure:'''
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File:Barracudabxx001.jpg | Page 1
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	* [[Barracuda (Oregon)\|Barracuda Boats, Inc.]] made fiberglass boats in Portland, Oregon in the late 1960s and early 1970s.		* [[Barracuda (Oregon)\|Barracuda Boats, Inc.]] made fiberglass boats in Portland, Oregon in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

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		+	* [[Arena Craft\|Dan Arena Co.]] built a trio of 19'6" fiberglass inboard sports boats under the Barracuda name.

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	* [[Barracuda (Talv Mfg.)\|Talv Mfg. Co., Inc.]], a boat-builder based in Heavener, Oklahoma and also a builder of fiberglass boats.		* [[Barracuda (Talv Mfg.)\|Talv Mfg. Co., Inc.]], a boat-builder based in Heavener, Oklahoma and also a builder of fiberglass boats.
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		+	* [[Barracuda (Oregon)\|Barracuda Boats, Inc.]] made fiberglass boats in Portland, Oregon in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

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−	* [[Barracuda (Talv Mfg.)\|Talv Mfg. Co., Inc.]], a boat-builder based in Heavener, Oklahoma and also a builder of fiberglass.	+	* [[Barracuda (Talv Mfg.)\|Talv Mfg. Co., Inc.]], a boat-builder based in Heavener, Oklahoma and also a builder of fiberglass boats.



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−	* [[Barracuda Marine\|Barracuda Marine Co.]], a boat-builder located in Aurora, Illinois which built fiberglass boats.	+	* [[Barracuda Marine\|Barracuda Marine Co.]], a boat-builder located in Aurora, Illinois which built aluminum and fiberglass boats.

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+* [[Barracuda Marine|Barracuda Marine Co.]], a boat-builder located in Aurora, Illinois which built fiberglass boats.
-'''Thought to be 1959 Brochure:'''
+* [[Barracuda (Talv Mfg.)|Talv Mfg. Co., Inc.]], a boat-builder based in Heavener, Oklahoma and also a builder of fiberglass.
-[[Main_Page|Back to Main Page]]