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Great pictures!
What's the story behind the name of the track? 1/4 or 1/8? Thanks, Jim |
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WOW !!!!!
I guess I was lucky to race there every sat. night. I can still remember the day Cotton explained the tree to me and when I should be leaving this was long before react timers I won Heavy bracket that night my first win. This brings back alot of memories !!!! Man I miss my old 67 GTX won alot with car. Wayne do you remember this from the tower ? CRANK EM !!!!!!!!!!
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Remember the red Dodge truck you took to the Bracket Finals at Gainsville around 1980? Those were the days! Wayne. ![]() |
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Wayne, Thanks for posting the great photos for us to enjoy. The 70 Cuda, Nice & Nasty was previously owned by Eddie Smith's brother Larry. They don't talk much now.
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