File:1904 the PANHARD II motor-boat plans.jpg
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Français : 1904 - Plans du bateau de course PANHARD II.
Conçu et construit par Electric Launch Co, Bayonne, N.J., pour la branche américaine de Panhard & Levassor automobile Co, Paris, France. Lors d'une course en mai 1904, il a fait 25.77 km/h (voir les articles de 1904 dans "The Rudder"). A. C. KREBS, qui est le directeur général des usines Panhard & Levassor, est le promoteur du motonautisme en Europe dès 1895. [1]English: 1904 - the PANHARD II race boat plans.
Designed & built by the Electric Launch Co, Bayonne, N.J., for the American branch of the Panhard & Levassor automobile Co, Paris, France. In a race in May 1904 she made 16.22 M.P.H (see 1904 "The Rudder" articles). A. C. KREBS, who is the general manager of the Panhard & Levassor factories, has been the promoter of motorboating in Europe as soon as 1895. [2] |
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| Source | https://www.mysticseaport.org/category/news/page/9/ |
| Author | Mystic Seaport Museum : "The 1904 Panhard ElCo auto launch is a wooden boat that uses hand-construction methods to create a completely rounded, pod-shaped hull that seems impossibly modern for something made in 1904. It points out that the shapes needed to make a boat go fast, the natural outcome of hydrodynamic engineering, arrived at being as beautiful as they were functional. Using boats in the collection to show the development of these shapes, and how they fueled innovations in airplane, bus, train, and car design, is a great way to connect the collection to the world outside. A trip to this exhibition would be worth it JUST to see the Panhard. It is so insanely beautiful, and unlike anything else that remains from 1904. It made me completely reconsider what I think of as old-fashioned." |
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