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1942 Ventnor Design by Cam Fisher APBA Boat 26' "Miss Cincinnati"

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1942 Ventnor Design by Cam Fisher APBA Race Boat 26' "Miss Cincinnati IV"

2.1942.26.RB.114

Race Boat

Antique

Ventnor

26' Gold Cup Race Boat

1942

Name - Miss Cincinnati IV

Liberty V12 400 HP

Inboard

400 HP

Hull Number

VI-G7

26 FT

Cam Fisher was the owner of the hydroplane Miss Cincinnati. He was known for his skill in racing and contributed significantly to the sport during the mid-20th century. Miss Cincinnati was notable for its unique design and performance, often competing in various regattas, including the Gold Cup races. Fisher's involvement with this boat helped elevate its status in hydroplane racing history, showcasing both engineering innovation and competitive spirit in the sport. (The boat was originally 20' but sometime after 1950 when it was retired from racing it was extended to 26')

08/17/2026

Miss Cincinnati IV was notable for its unique design and performance, often competing in various regattas, including the Gold Cup races.
Fisher is most remembered for his Miss Cincinnati series, specifically Miss Cincinnati IV (G-7), which he campaigned from 1946 to 1948. 1942 Ventnor Design by Cam Fisher APBA Boat 26' Miss Cincinnati IV has a notable history in APBA racing. Originally built as a Ventnor type hull, it was rebuilt by Danny Foster, who also managed the installation of its Allison engine. Miss Cincinnati IV, was be driven by Dr. Robert Hermann of Cincinnati, Ohio. This boat was the original challenger for the 1946 Gold Cup Race through the Detroit Yacht Club, but unfortunately turned over in the first heat of the event.