Cornhusker Raceway Park

[gsa612]

Originally Posted by cruiznlow

got some more photos to add

The green Mopar SS'r was run by Bob Bueckert (sp?) from Winnipeg,Canada.It was purchased from John Hagen. gsa612

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by gsa612

The green Mopar SS'r was run by Bob Bueckert (sp?) from Winnipeg,Canada.It was purchased from John Hagen. gsa612

Always loved Hagen's paint on his 65 & 68 cars. Unfortunately Barton crashed the 65 hard years back. It was stripped of the A990 stuff, but I hear the body is still around (what's left of the original shell anyway)

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[cruiznlow]

Originally Posted by cruiznlow

Got some really cool news. Just found out that a car that was thought to be gone forever has resurfaced. The TENSION 57, raced by Don Stevenson in the mid to late 60s. Is in Denision Iowa. Tony Beam of Denision has had the car for the better part of 10 year's. however he only found out about the history of his car a short time ago. He was in the process of restoring the car to stock condition but he has shifted direction and the car will be restored to as raced in the late 60s. Great news TENSION will be at Old Geezers show & go next weekend. It will not be finished but will be in the show. Also got to chat with the owner of Inbomber 57, he might be interested in bringing back the car for next years Geezers, This would be awesome to see both cars go down the track side by side

I got to meet Don at the geezers race, watched him autograph the dash of TENSION 57, cant wait till next year when we can watch the car run down the track at MAM

[cruiznlow]

Fresh out of the paint shop, The TENSION 57 is looking good

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Two weeks ago we had a reunion between Gayle Hetrick and his CAPN CRUNCH SUPER CAMARO. Steve Britten brought the car out to MAM to make a few runs,

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photo of Gayle with his former race car

[cruiznlow]

Originally Posted by cruiznlow

photo of Gayle with his former race car

here is a phot of Gayle's son Brent along side Capn crunch

[Belvedere II]

Originally Posted by sstk100

There was a machinist called "Stoney" that worked at Charlies....and at some point (in the 70s?) he opened his own machine shop in Florence (north Omaha)....don't know what happened to him.

I understand that's Bill's Machine & Supply. He installed higher compression pistons in a 440 for me several years ago.

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That would be Bill Vice. He and his sons are still in business with Bill's Machine. He still does my machine work.

[Charlie A]