lets have fun...who is the best Jr. stocker of all time?
 

We asked the best Super stocker, how about the class that so many greats started in. Jr. Stock... I guess you know my vote my dad Jimmy Waibel and the "fugitive"
what do yall think.


Jeremy Waibel
K&N B/SA 69 camaro
2231

Spyder Spanakos, MONSTER MASH. He's the only one still running and one of the most interesting people you'll have the privilage to sit down and talk with.
ATCO Qualifying;
62. 1009 P/SA Bill Spanakos, Christiana PA, '65 Chevelle 12.840 13.75 -0.910

I second that. Great to talk to had the privlege again at atco this
weekend.

Dennis Chapman
BF/S 1904

Dave Lebrun

I MAY BE WRONG BUT I THINK THAT BOB DENNIS WAS IN THAT ERA ALSO WITH HIS BANANA TRADEMARK STOCKERS. AND BOB IS DIFINITELY STILL ACTIVE.

Allen Lambert

I would have to say from hearing what my father always said. Jimmy Waibel was the king of the junior stocks, also Jerry Halman from Alabama did quite well during that time..

Robert Simpson

Robert S.

Again in no certian order....Could not narrow it down to one, but here are several that are on the top of my list 1. The father of stock in all areas Mr. Woodrow Josey, from mid 60's thru present era. 2. Dave Boertman, 3. Bobby Warren, 4 Bob Shaw-Master of the "out of the box combo",.5. Larry Lombardo-Later of Pro stock fan, 6. Dave Bensick-of west coast Buick fame, 7. Don McElroy, 8. And another Buick Master was Mr. Dick Baker-Stock and Super Stock. Just a few that come to mind. Myron Stutes

MYRONARL1119

Jr. Stock really lasted only about 3 or 4 years. Here on the east coast Jr. Stock was very strong. Who won the most and was the most famous or best known? In that era winning a National event really meant something since there were very few events so anyone who won one was a big name. I don't remeber anyone as being the best....just a lot of real good racers that had some success. I could name a lot of people that won big races but nobody was dominant..........

JR. STOCK LASTED A LOT MORE THAN 3 OR 4 YEARS .AND THERE WERE DEFINITELY DOMINANT PEOPLE.

Paul Dilcher

Jr.Stock 1965-1971, known as stock eliminator after 1966.