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Another view of the Suter Museum
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Third view of Suter Museum
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Part of the Champion Corner
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Elaine's Corner of Non-Race Motors
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Chris Craft racers
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A group of Algonac and Grand Rapids racers. |
1954 Merc-Quincy
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A 1954 Merc-Quincy Modified Mark 20H racer. |
1957 Sid Craft B Hydro
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A 1957 Sid Craft B open hydro with a Quincy Modified Mark 20K Merc motor. |
1970s Quincy ZRB Twin Racer
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Goldrush - Custom DeSilva Runabout
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Bruce Summers F Hydro
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Bruce Summers' Pugh class F-hydro with a 6-cylinder Mercury deflector motor. |
Tim Kurcz' Runabout
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Race legend Tim Kurcz' Ropp D-marathon Runabout. |
Hubbell Free For All Racer
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1928 Johnson P-40 Motor
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A 1928 Johnson P-40 motor, the 1926 version of this motor was the first large, high horsepower motor and it started the Horsepower War. |