Old photos of your current car.

[George Fitzpatrick]

Originally Posted by Casey Miles

http://classracer.com/classforum/pic...pictureid=3545

This is the link to my car, if anyone knows it, it hasn't changed much since that picture. Took the lettering off and changed the wheels. The car in front to the right of my car is Rock Runnig's Pontiac. This is from 1974 Columbus, Ohio, National event. I think it was the Spring Nats at that time.

Casey Miles
248H Stock?

Hey Casey

Are those the decals that where magnetic? That car was fast in the late 70’s. I’ll bet it still looks the same today.

[Bill Howell]

Here's a picture from the 70's. The driver must have been about 3 years old!

[Curt Smith Jr.]

Originally Posted by EMMONS MOTORSPORTS

The first photo of the white '69 Camaro was the car that our father Harvey Emmons Jr. purchased in 1983 from Jeff Taylor and our brother Speedy won his first national event in Stock eliminator at the '84 Cajun Nationals against Mike Cotten. In 1985 the car was destroyed in a garage fire along with our father's 1969 Nova that ran SS/JA. I am getting some of the photos together that I will post in the next couple of days showing before and after the fire. It was a loss that still bothers us to this day when we think about it.

Did Jeff Taylor get the car back after it had burnt up? Dad stopped by Mr. Jeff and Mr. Charlie's shop in Lumberton not too long after the fire happened at your garage and saw a burnt '69 Camaro and wondered if it was it. Dad started out racing with that car. It had a 4 speed in it.

Dad wanted to know if yall have ever purchased a car from Dick Henry? He had another 69 Convertible.

[EMMONS MOTORSPORTS]

Originally Posted by Curt Smith Jr.

Did Jeff Taylor get the car back after it had burnt up? Dad stopped by Mr. Jeff and Mr. Charlie's shop in Lumberton not too long after the fire happened at your garage and saw a burnt '69 Camaro and wondered if it was it. Dad started out racing with that car. It had a 4 speed in it.

Dad wanted to know if yall have ever purchased a car from Dick Henry? He had another 69 Convertible.

Your dad is exactly right. My dad sent the car that was in the fire back to Jeff Taylor's shop to have the motor, transmission, and rear end removed, gone through, and installed in the '69 Camaro convertible he purchased "rolling" from Dick Henry for $5000 (the car was his wife's stocker) . We still have that car today. It sits in my dad's garage under a car cover and he won't even let us touch it! LOL. Your dad has a great memory!

[Richard Epp]

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[Casey Miles]

Originally Posted by George Fitzpatrick

Hey Casey

Are those the decals that where magnetic? That car was fast in the late 70’s. I’ll bet it still looks the same today.

Yes, they were magnetic, I remember being at Englishtown and I think Moeller turned them all upside down just before 1st round .

Casey Miles
248H Stock?

PS. I just went to PBIR June 18th with the car and won no box, only car with a 4 speed in the eliminator.

[X-TECH MAN]

Originally Posted by Casey Miles

Yes, they were magnetic, I remember being at Englishtown and I think Moeller turned them all upside down just before 1st round .

Casey Miles
248H Stock?

PS. I just went to PBIR June 18th with the car and won no box, only car with a 4 speed in the eliminator.

Wished I had known you were going to be there. Im about 1 hr and 45 min away from PBIR. Let me know the next time you are going to race there.

[Casey Miles]

Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN

Wished I had known you were going to be there. Im about 1 hr and 45 min away from PBIR. Let me know the next time you are going to race there.

I'm planning on being there the next 1/4 miles bracket race, some time in July I think.
I'll keep you posted on it.

Casey Miles
248H Stock?

[Curt Smith Jr.]

Originally Posted by EMMONS MOTORSPORTS

Your dad is exactly right. My dad sent the car that was in the fire back to Jeff Taylor's shop to have the motor, transmission, and rear end removed, gone through, and installed in the '69 Camaro convertible he purchased "rolling" from Dick Henry for $5000 (the car was his wife's stocker) . We still have that car today. It sits in my dad's garage under a car cover and he won't even let us touch it! LOL. Your dad has a great memory!

Haha, yeah he is full of information. I love to hear him talk about old times. He has some great stories.

[Larry Curtis]

Probably not old enough?