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Alan Peters had a pretty good string going in the mid 70s thru 80s.Won the All Stars numerous times.
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Dean Cook and Bob Broadbent.
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I think winning back to back world championships with a big block stick car in an era of stock eliminator that rewards consistency more than all out performance says an awful lot about a car and driver.
I still say Kevin Helms
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1) Kevin Helms
2) Jim Waldo 3) Gary Long 4) Ben Wenzel 5) Jason McCormack
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In the time period listed I'd say SE Buchanan. Lots of BIG Wallys in the shop at Kuntz & Co.
After that time period Jim Waldo and Kevin Helms are bad to the bone. |
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Helms is surely a top 5 player. Can't forget my hero "Jimmy Bridges".
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