Cornhusker Raceway Park

[Randall Klein]

Wagon is Rick Haas

Man, the memories....I still get sad as I drive by and see the industrial park sitting on the track; you can still make out the staging lanes (barely)

First place I saw a tubbed Vega, also the Reher & Cross Maverick, Vern Moats Cheetah. Hagen had "pit crew" in green hot pants hanging around cars....just beautiful

Kinda forgot the dirt pits....getting spoiled

[Hemi Moose]

Here's another shot from Cornhusker dragways of a couple Super Stock AMX's.

[jeffsracing]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Here's another old shot from Cornhusker...who's Chevy wagon was this or the '67 RO Plymouth in the background.

Randall already mentioned the chevy II belonged to Haas from Lincoln NE, it later was sold to someone in south dakota according to a buddy of mine. Not sure on the Plymouth.

[Hemi Moose]

Does anyone know who's '67 RO Hemi Plymouth this was...does the last name Schlotman ring a bell with anyone.

[mcink]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Does anyone know who's '67 RO Hemi Plymouth this was...does the last name Schlotman ring a bell with anyone.

by the paint job, it appears this Mopar became Keith Millage's "Fly Navy" car based out of Sioux Falls, SD. I'm looking for a photo as we speak...

found the photo I was looking for...

[jeffsracing]

More pics tonight courtesy of Randy Miller that he took as a teenager helping his dad Mopar Herb Miller.

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by jeffsracing

So whats the story on these two cars, the Challenger in the first pic and the Cuda in the second pic...do you know what size motors they were, small block or big block cars.

[Hemi Moose]

Found this one of a '70 Superbird at Cornhusker Raceway...

[Tom keedle]

Originally Posted by jeffsracing

Randall already mentioned the chevy II belonged to Haas from Lincoln NE, it later was sold to someone in south dakota according to a buddy of mine. Not sure on the Plymouth.

i remember seeing the nova wagon at kearney a couple of times...

[JRyan]

Ricky Haas' wagon went to Larry Sivertsen in North Dakota who made it into a Big Block Bracket car that went ALMOST as fast as Ricky had with the 327.

As I mentioned on another thread, Tom Moock probably has stories about that car.

Jerry