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Re: Early 1970s Raceway News Scans
How did we ever get away from these cool times?
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That it was, very. I wish I could answer that one. Time moves on, people change, etc. I dunno...just remember how it used to be and I miss it.
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FYI, that's the ex-Wally Booth Rat Pack 1 Camaro above. Pete
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Re: Early 1970s Raceway News Scans
Coolest thing about most of these stories are that the runner-up gets almost as much ink as the winners.
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I was a "green" kid out of high school...remember a LOT of these cars... How about a weekly program featuring ALL Categories...try doing that TODAY at your local track? Very competitive racing...even if a few tenth's off the National Standards in some cases... That clean '57 Chev wagon of Ed Franks was later run by Claude Urevig...and called the "Tape Peddler" I believe...You might remember him after that with a wheel-standing '71 Chevelle 454 Conv. in SS/EA...... Was Len Mayersohn.....Norm's brother? Lakewood must have made a killing selling "slapper" bars and scattershields! How about the guy with Crane rockers on one side and Mr. Gaskets on the other?......Fun times!! |
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Brother those were the days ! Now I know I am getting old. Thanks Pete
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Nice One Pete,
Bill Casey and his 57 Chevy 'E/G' were at Dover Drag Strip a lot. He was a 'regular'. 301 Cubic Inches, and 9000 RPM launches. All '4' wheels hopped off the ground when he launched. Incredible suspension. Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 09-30-2014 at 03:02 PM. |
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Don't say "getting old", say "getting better!" Pete
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