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joe cool 12-11-2012 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by cruiznlow (Post 360251)
Thanks for the info, the new owner has to send me a better photo the one i have will not post on here to wide a photo, if you know of any photos of the car at scribner can you post them here, since the car was built in 1969 there is a good posibility it did run at cornhusker at one time

I am in Texas right now, but when I get back in the spring I will talk to some of the old Scribner guys and see what they remember,There is still a lot of them around.
If you get down around Glenwood ,south of town is Kevin Taylors shop, he used to have boxes of pics stuck away, he also remembers almost everyone,he worked for Mike Daly part of the time .

cruiznlow 12-17-2012 09:06 PM

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here is the front 1/2 of the camaro I am looking for information on. had to crop the photo so it would fit on here. it was originally built with cragar ss wheels

lynn engels 12-18-2012 12:56 AM

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the captain crunch super camaro used to race in marion in the mid to late 70s. saw it there quite a few times back then, try tim mcvey, i think its before his time, but he has alot of connections or chad fergans facebook he has lots of pics from back in the day, good luck. lynn engels

cruiznlow 12-22-2012 08:28 PM

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thank you very much for the information, will try the one persons facebook and see if he might have some photos of the car from back then.Can you send a message to Tim to see if he just might have some photos of the car from back in the day. :)

cruiznlow 12-29-2012 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Hemi Moose (Post 343766)
This one is definitely from Cornhusker raceway...is it the same one as posted above...so what ever happened to this Fairlane wagon.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/a...9&d=1314462436

in the backgorund there is a 57 Chevy called the INBOMBER it was a regular at Cornhusker, to see current info and photos of this famous car go to inbomber.com. the car has been restored to as seen in ths photo, very cool story

jeffro6548 01-22-2013 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by SStockDart (Post 334325)
Here is a trivia question regarding Cornhusker Raceway Park. Who was the last person to run down the track? And what was I driving???? (was that a big enough hint??? LOL)


Answer: I was driving a 1969 SS427 - SS/E Chevelle. It was owned by Denny Fitch and I drove. Black and white.

Gary, The car was called the H&F Express (Hansen & Fitch) and I once almost backed it off the trailer when it was in the driveway when I was in there screwing around as a little kid....Who am I???

jeffro6548 01-22-2013 11:52 AM

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My dad had a Black and White Chevelle called the H&F Express that he ran at Cornhusker. Last he knew the Chevelle was purchased by someone in Blair, Ne. Anyone know what became of it. My father (Denny) still has a whole bunch of the circular window stickers from Cornhusker Speedway. We put them in the back of our 68 Chevelle that we still own.

Gary Hansen if you read this my Dad would love to get in touch with you. message me with your email address.

SStockDart 01-25-2013 01:45 AM

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Originally Posted by jeffro6548 (Post 366164)
My dad had a Black and White Chevelle called the H&F Express that he ran at Cornhusker. Last he knew the Chevelle was purchased by someone in Blair, Ne. Anyone know what became of it. My father (Denny) still has a whole bunch of the circular window stickers from Cornhusker Speedway. We put them in the back of our 68 Chevelle that we still own.

Gary Hansen if you read this my Dad would love to get in touch with you. message me with your email address.

Yea, I know who you are.....you are the ornery little sh-- that called your dad Dennis...LOL

I talked with your dad, glad he is doing OK.... And, that 1969 SS427 Chevelle was fast and we won a few with it.

SStockDart 01-25-2013 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by yellow69z28 (Post 326458)
Al, thanks for the comment on our You Tube site! I am just getting back into the swing with our restoratiion project.

The 1969 Mac's Chevrolet NRHA Divsion 5 Super Stock Camaro

Cornhusker 1969 Charlie Jacobs - Driver

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/yellow69z28/mac_chev.jpg
Cornhusker 1973 Jim Hayes - Driver

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/yellow69z28/rd_shaker.jpg

In my paperwork collection I have a few original programs from Cornhusker from 1969 1970 and 1973. I believe I also have a few time slips.

I started my research in 2002. ( see the links below to a few forums including my recent You Tube page)

Yenko.net
http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...topics/23662/1

Team Camaro
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=198363

The aluminum Zl1 engine that was used to match race (gamblers?) in 1969 - 1970 by Al McNamara and Charlie Jacobs is in the engine section of the museum at Speedway Motors' Museum of American Speed in Lincoln Nebraska.

http://www.museumofamericanspeed.com/default.dlp

My You Tube page:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/xU8fvNhAmnE

I would like to thank Al Howe for bringing this great site to my attention!


For those of us that were there, it is unbelievable that SS/E (and EA) are 2 seconds faster now.....than Jacobs was then....

cruiznlow 01-28-2013 02:18 AM

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adding a few photos to the site, also I started a cornhusker facebook site, ckeck it out


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