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Mr. Gar Wood, Jr. started making fiberglass boats in Tulsa, OK in 1947. The company name was Wood Marine Engineering Company. The frst boat made was an outboard, 16'-6" long. An inboard model came later. By 1950 they had made 2,000 boats.
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Mr. Garfield A. Wood, Jr., son of the famous [http://www.garwood.com/ Garfield A. Wood of Garwood Boats], and himself a noted racer, started making fiberglass boats in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1947. The company name was Wood Marine Engineering Company. The first boat made was an outboard, 16'-6" long. An inboard model came later. By 1950 they had made 2,000 boats.
 
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This information was found in "Heart of Glass: Fiberglass Boats and the Men Who Made Them" by Daniel Spurr.
 
This information was found in "Heart of Glass: Fiberglass Boats and the Men Who Made Them" by Daniel Spurr.
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File:Garformb59001.jpg | 1959 Garform Ad
 
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Mr. Garfield A. Wood, Jr., son of the famous Garfield A. Wood of Garwood Boats, and himself a noted racer, started making fiberglass boats in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1947. The company name was Wood Marine Engineering Company. The first boat made was an outboard, 16'-6" long. An inboard model came later. By 1950 they had made 2,000 boats.

This information was found in "Heart of Glass: Fiberglass Boats and the Men Who Made Them" by Daniel Spurr.


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