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Newspaper Article
It's a Fish, It's a Plane . . . It's Super Boat
1989
Overview
The 46-foot boat, which was designed by Harry Schoell, president of Infinity Yachts in Fort Lauderdale, is called SR-84 because State Road 84 runs by Schoell's marina and boat-building sheds. Amidships, where the bow and stern sections join, is a two-man cockpit covered with a canopy from an F-16 fighter. The Blackbird SR-71 influence carries over to the color scheme: the boat will be solid black. It will be owned by a corporation held by Schoell, Merlin, Von Zwehl and [Paul Sommers]. The boat, which will have a maximum beam of 21 feet, will float on the bow section and on the engine pods. The pods can be detached to reduce the beam to 10 feet for over-the-road trailering. Instead of buying a trailer to carry the boat, Schoell has built a \"landing gear\" to fit under the boat for towing.
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Newsday LLC
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