1935 Kermath Marine Converted Ford V-8 Print Ad Little Miss Canada IV Speed Boat

Little Miss Canada IV Wins World's Speed Boat Championship in 225 Class

Another FIRST for Kermath

A Kermath Marine Converted Ford V-8 Sweeps the Field in the World's Championship "225" Trophy Races

The new Kermath Marine Converted Ford V-8 is ideal for cruisers, runabouts and racing bulls

Mr. Harold Wilson of Ingersoll, Ontario, owner-driver of "Little Miss Canada IV," swept to victory in a three day battle against a field of 225 cubic inch class boats from both the United States and Canada-all of which were referred to as the Cream of their Class.

"Miss Canada IV," designed by John L. Hacker, N. A., and built by Greavette Boats, Ltd. of Graven-hurst, Ont., was powered with a Kermath Marine Converted Ford V-8. The remarkable performance of both boat and motor in this championship classic was all the more impressive because the "pick" of the fastest boats in the "225" class were all represented in this International Champion-ship Race.

The championship performance of Kermath mo-tors in many an important speed and endurance contest has long been traditional. Under these circumstances Kermath takes reasonable pride in

another outstanding achievement; but it takes greater pride in the consistent record of accom-plishment, for which Kermath has long been. famous in providing boat owners with a rugged dependable source of power that has been a by-word with users everywhere.

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