The Aquaplane
Among the new things advertised is the Aquaplane, with which the makers say it is possible to have a real joy ride. Riding the Aquaplane at a speed" of 20 miles or more offers the wildest speed maniac innumerable hair-raising and thrilling sensations. An Aquaplane is a small fiat platform towed behind a motor boat. To use the Aquaplane one lies fiat upon it, face downward, feet just extending over the rear edge until the boat is under way, then gradually brings the body to a kneeling position, after which, gradually stand erect —if you can. The makers recommend the first trial being attempted at slower speed, and much fun can be had in finding the proper spot upon which to stand at a given speed. The Aquaplane is made of the best cypress lumber, and is sold at a price which places it within the means of any motorboat owner. Imagine the possibilities of entertaining your nervous friends with the Aquaplane.
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Progress, Volume VI, Issue 12, 2 October 1911, Page 842
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164The Aquaplane Progress, Volume VI, Issue 12, 2 October 1911, Page 842
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