Cool race car names!

[SAL PIACENTINI]

Al, You missed a track that shut everything down for 1 Hr for lunch.The bar by the train tracks on the way in was busy.Your dad,Don, Richie & Tony Neri & the whole Stratford gang had lunch there.Made for interesting racing when the afternoon activities started.I'll never forget Tony's Nova barrel rolling on the dirt embankment. I grew up waiting for the weekends to race with friends & enemies, party afterwards with dates & loonies.
!st time to spectate with my family watched Bill Jenkins tune Doc Burgess's Black Arrow Dodge.

[Frank Castros]

Originally Posted by SAL PIACENTINI

Al, You missed a track that shut everything down for 1 Hr for lunch.The bar by the train tracks on the way in was busy.Your dad,Don, Richie & Tony Neri & the whole Stratford gang had lunch there.Made for interesting racing when the afternoon activities started.I'll never forget Tony's Nova barrel rolling on the dirt embankment. I grew up waiting for the weekends to race with friends & enemies, party afterwards with dates & loonies.
!st time to spectate with my family watched Bill Jenkins tune Doc Burgess's Black Arrow Dodge.

Dover was a special place, great Stock, Super Stock and Modified racing. I used to hang with the Lovallo brothers (Corvette) and remember Fred Egloff, Tommy Iarizzo, Billy Casey, John Mase, Frank Lupo, Louie Vignona, House of Speed, Russo's Rat, the Valentines, etc, and oh yea, lunch down the street by the tracks! Charlie Tanner and his dad ran a great dragstrip.

[CycloneFE]

Long time ago from central IL

WILD CHILD

[Stick Racing]

A certain 4 cylinder turbocharged Probe running 8.50's.

While following his trailer to the races, I noticed he has something about a "Four-gasm" written on the back door....

Andy Stone 1102 B/S

[Run to Rund]

Buddy Ingersoll's Olds had a blue stripe, his name, and Wayne County Speed shop on the side, and stickers of course. The picture I have from 5/27/77 Nat. Drag. doesn't show any trick name on the car.

[Dan Bennett]

Originally Posted by Run to Rund

Buddy Ingersoll's Olds had a blue stripe, his name, and Wayne County Speed shop on the side, and stickers of course. The picture I have from 5/27/77 Nat. Drag. doesn't show any trick name on the car.

Thanks. I remember the blue and white paint, but somehow thought there was a car name on the fender.

[Stock 958]

Curtis Smith Hot Stuff E/SA
Earl Smith Shakedown H/SA
JR Riner Two Barrel Express J/S

[Geerhead55]

Not to pick on the imports,, but how about Terry Hoard's high revvin' ear piercin' Mazda called "The Samorai Warrior", (I hope I spelled it right) and we have a guy out here in the NW now with an old primered gray VW beetle that he calls "The Flying Turd"................................. Danny Durham

[FlyingW]

Originally Posted by Dan Bennett

Thanks. I remember the blue and white paint, but somehow thought there was a car name on the fender.

Buddy's cutlass was originally built by my dad Jimmy Waibel the blue strip was painted as "fish scales" dad painted each section with a cardboard piece, when dad drove it in ss/o it only had Scott Smith Olsdmobile on the rear panel. as far as I know from pictures Buddy only had Wayne County on it.

Jeremy Waibel

[treessavoy]

Don't remember seeing "Grumpy's Toy" anywhere.

Bobby Harrop and his "Flying Carpet".

A '65 426 srteet wedge out of Levittown NJ called "Goat Herder".

Dan Dvorak's "Lawman" '63 Dodge wagon.

A black '63 Dodge out of Dallas called: "Rampage"

And a '64 Max wedge Plymouth out of Austin Tx called: "Longhorn" which I now own.

JimR