Anybody remember Junior Gas?


Michael Beard
<u>Staging Light Graphic Design & Printing</u>
Duck Tape/Loctite Racing
H - I - J/CM '80 Volare 360 Magnum

Jr. Stock is back.

NO, IT IS NOT .

Paul Dilcher

...and then, there was the first Stock racer to win the U.S. Nationals AND the Winternationals at a time when there were only two or three national events per year. He drove a 1962 Plymouth Sport Fury that ran C/SA. Flat towing to Indy from Los Angeles was a challenge all in itself. Dave Kempton was hitting home runs while Junior Stock was still only a gleam in someone else's eye.

I'd have to stick with Bobby Warren. Really enjoyed seeing him out at Orlando a couple of years ago with a stick stocker. He went several rounds smoothly driving through some huge wheelstands. That was an absolute treat - watching one of the all-time greatest SS/S racers at work!

Also had a favorite from So, Fla - "the mean one"; Dempsey Hardy's "Crocagator" Studebaker. I remembered watching him beat Jack Troxell in a final at Miami-Hollywood many years ago. Really like a lot of the choices that others have made too - Cureton, Waibel, Lombardo and others.

My old partner Ray (Tex) Cook. RIP In 1979 he won 3 National events. And in 1980 was in 3 more national event finals. In 1980 he won the W.R. Grace Cup. the only stocker ever to do that

ART LEONG
SOON TO BE FRONT DRIVE SUPERSTOCKER

For the anti -Chevy folks, .....Johnny Bartlett, Salem , Oregon, 54 Buick

.......... Pontiac lovers, Ramon Lowe

Mark Yacavone
Blue Streak Promotions
Old and In The Way

My vote is Ron Garey. Oldsmobiles finest.....I would have to say that everyone on the smothers brothers team was oldsmobile finest.............pete kost, willard wright,loyed woodland,jimmy waibel and ron Garey


Jeremy Waibel
K&N B/SA 69 camaro
2231

How about Hillbilly Duncan? Three cars one engine. I can remember him around 1965-66

mike, did you get my email?
jim