@vehiculeracing: Northeast 188th Street—a once-unsuspecting plot of Florida swampland that followed the Miami dream. It started from nothing and quickly came to be one of the most iconic names in offshore powerboat racing. The land that would come to be called Thunderboat Row, Gasoline Alley or Fleet Street in the community may have appeared undesirable to others, but it was perfect for what boatbuilders and offshore racing teams—Aronow, Ben Kramer and their peers—wanted to achieve. The street was built on marshy territory and dead-ended to the east, which meant it was infrequently trafficked, inconspicuous and compound-like. It was flanked by canals that both fed into Biscayne Bay—a perfect marine testing ground. Read more about Thunderboat Row in VÉHICULE #miami #80s #vehiculemagzine #fyp