Early 1970s Raceway News Scans

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by Bob Pagano

Trans End was owned and operated by Dave Sipola, also ran a SS AMC driven by Ted Kijeck.
Ron Sirianni is recovering from major surgery, I spoke to him a few weeks back and he was doing well.

I remember that car. Rich Riley was also a partner in the business.

Pete

[mopar68]

Speaking of Charlie Castaldo...



Different hood in this picture...

[ss wannabee]

Originally Posted by mopar68

Yeah, sure. No connection to Trans-End to the best of my knowledge. The proprietor's name was Fred Krawiec who also raced a red & white SS/JA(?) 1969 Camaro.

Pete

Always thought they were "connected." Trans-Torque was Fred Krawiec? Didn't
know that...saw his car at many events though...I remember the Eastern Auto
Opel...and Charlie Castaldo...who was either running SS/AA...or Pro Stock when
I saw him...

Don't recall the "Vicious" Camaro though....

[mopar68]

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

SS Wannabee

M & M Speed and Custom

Owner; Rich Marchese

Rich had '2 locations.

I was at the Poughkeepsie Store {Route 44} many times picking up Speed Parts from 1969 thru 1971, before my father started selling Speed Equipment

M & M was one of the top Speed Parts outlet stores throughout the Hudson Valley.

M & M could get you the newly released Speed Parts 'fast'.

They did not have a Machine Shop, as they farmed it out. But I do believe Rich was looking to get a Machine Shop going in the
late-1970's

I have word that M&M were involved with a Hemi Dart @ one time.
ANYONE?

liteweight

[mopar68]

[Bob Pagano]

LMAO ! The boss always won !

[HEMIDARTDAVE]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

I have word that M&M were involved with a Hemi Dart @ one time.
ANYONE?

liteweight

Yes Daryl,
M&M sponsored "MISTER ED"

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by HEMIDARTDAVE

Yes Daryl,
M&M sponsored "MISTER ED"

thankyou Dave

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by Bob Pagano

LMAO ! The boss always won !

Ah, come on now, Bob, .you can tell us you let the "boss" win. Nothing wrong with making him look good when the spotlight is on and at the same time ensuring job security.

Pete