1982 Miss Budweiser



Owner:
Earl Schenck - Kennewick, Washington

Driver:
Earl Schenck - Kennewick, Washington

Designer:
Roger Newton / Troy McIntire

Builder:
Troy McIntire / Earl Schenck

Engine:
CMB .67 Green Head

Paint Type:
PPG

Paint Codes

Red:
DBC-71371

Gold:
DBC-25212

White:
DBC-3800

Black Trim:
DBC-9300

Clear:
?

Graphics:
Signs by Sue

Length:
44.5"

Width:
23.5"

Weight:
15 lbs

Construction Material:
Wood & Fiberglass

Year this 1/8th scale model was built:
2005

Unlimited Hydroplane sponsor:

Unlimited Hydroplane Driver:
Dean Chenoweth

Unlimited Hydroplane Owner:
Bernie Little

Unlimited Bio:
This is the second Miss Budweiser to be powered by a Roll Royce Griffith engine. Driver Dean Chenoweth drove this hull to the 1980 and 1981 National Championships and Gold Cup victories. During the 1981 season, he won 20 consecutive heat victories in the first 5 races. Tragically Dean lost his life in 1982 at the Columbia Cup in the Tri-Cities in qualifications. Miss Budweiser continued to race to the end of 1985 with driver Jim Kropfield.

Scale Bio:
The 1982 Miss Budweiser made its debut at the 2007 Gold Cup/ Norm Evans scoring 972 points. She was flighty but was manageable over the swells of Lake Chelan. The 2008 season should be far better after some off season changes. I thank my friends Troy McIntire and Fred Stock for their help in completing this hull. I am very satisfied with the hull after the long days of building the plug and molds.

Owner:		Earl Schenck - Kennewick, Washington

Driver:		Earl Schenck - Kennewick, Washington

Designer:		Roger Newton / Troy McIntire

Builder:		Troy McIntire / Earl Schenck

Engine:		CMB .67 Green Head

Paint Type:		PPG

Paint Codes
Red:		DBC-71371
Gold:		DBC-25212
White:		DBC-3800
Black Trim:		DBC-9300
Clear:		?

Graphics:		Signs by Sue

Length:		44.5"

Width:		23.5"

Weight:		15 lbs

Construction Material:		Wood & Fiberglass

Year this 1/8th scale model was built:		2005

Unlimited Hydroplane sponsor:

Unlimited Hydroplane Driver:		Dean Chenoweth

Unlimited Hydroplane Owner:		Bernie Little

Unlimited Bio:		This is the second Miss Budweiser to be powered by a Roll Royce Griffith engine. Driver Dean Chenoweth drove this hull to the 1980 and 1981 National Championships and Gold Cup victories. During the 1981 season, he won 20 consecutive heat victories in the first 5 races. Tragically Dean lost his life in 1982 at the Columbia Cup in the Tri-Cities in qualifications. Miss Budweiser continued to race to the end of 1985 with driver Jim Kropfield.

Scale Bio:		The 1982 Miss Budweiser made its debut at the 2007 Gold Cup/ Norm Evans scoring 972 points. She was flighty but was manageable over the swells of Lake Chelan. The 2008 season should be far better after some off season changes. I thank my friends Troy McIntire and Fred Stock for their help in completing this hull. I am very satisfied with the hull after the long days of building the plug and molds.