On a stormy autumn morning in 1938, when wiser boatmen chose to stay on land, Chicago industrialist Stanley H. Arnolt attempted to cross Lake Michigan in a tiny open vessel. It was powered by a Sea-Mite engine, one of his company’s marine products. According to the story, as Arnolt finally ap…
Wacky lost interest in racing when one of his drivers died during the Sebring 12 Hour race . The Arnolt Bristol team ran three cars that year.
I like the convertible version too.
during the scca convention in chicago in '62 there was an ad for 2 or 3 arnolt bodies. we looked at them in a warehouse; they'd been used for target practice and had a couple bullet holes in the doors. i can't remember what they were asking for them
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