Typhoon

CHF472.50

L: 80cm

B: 19cm

H: 15cm

In 1929, Ford Motor Company president Edsel Ford commissioned the construction of the Typhoon as a sister ship to the “Teaser”. Both boats were designed by George Crouch. The Typhoon was twelve meters long, had three cockpits with room for 8 people, and was equipped with a 32,770 cc Wright Typhoon engine.

Edsel Ford mainly used the Typhoon to commute between his residence on Lake St. Claire and the Ford factories.

After Edsel Ford’s death, the Typhoon passed into the ownership of Howard Hughes in 1943, but he sold it again after the World War. In the 1960s, the boat was destroyed by a fire in a dock in Seattle.

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