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Maybe Bob Rice will see this. Bob has pictures of many early cars. Seems to know just about everybody.
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Wow!! Awesome stuff!! Sadly, I think some of that 'spirit' pictured there is missing from 'todays' class racing!
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I was there, and can I.D. many of the cars pictured just from the paint layout. I was hoping to see a picture of our sedan delivery as many of the pictures are from my area. There were so many 55-57 Chevy's everywhere and sedan deliveries popped up all over the country. I liked Pontiacs....'57's and '58's especially. I had a '58 Pontiac as a street car and we also had a '58 Pontiac wagon for a tow car. I raced my '58 a ferw times the same day I towed our sedan delivery to the track.....won some trophy's and a few bucks. A 13 second car was pretty fast back then. 12's or faster was really a strong car no matter what it was.
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Thank you . Some great stuff there.
Has Dilcher seen this?
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Who can forget the sound of a 55-57 Chevy with STAHL Fenderwell Headers!!!
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Great photos.Those were great times.We were all young and single than and had plenty of time to build cars and go raceing.You had to win class than to run in the eliminator and the index was your class national record.A tenth under and you were out.Notice the 5 yellow light on the tree.Cool
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Tony said it all! Those were the good ol' days for sure! Great pictures, thanks for the link. Jim
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I wish I did know everyone. It sure would make finding old pictures a lot easier! Bob Rice Tony, Here's a link to a couple of pictures of the Yoo Hoo Too taken by Bill Dedman at the 67 World Finals. Bob Rice http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/Albu...&a=31754119&f= |
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Great photos. When and why were the pre 60 cars eliminated from stock? The early cars would be a blast to see compete.
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