Cool race car names!

[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

[Superfan1]

Originally Posted by Frank Castros

Anyone remember from the defunct Dover Dragstrip in Wingdale NY?
Earthquake
Lead Zeppelin
Twistin Texan
Real Thing
Sunday's Child
Russo's Rat
Thumper
NovaCain
Super Pumpkin
Trick Tank
Plum Crazy
Playmate
Popeye
Pied Piper

Dover was the first drag strip that I attended way back in 1962, and I do remember some of the names on your list. Those were the days.
Bill Seabrooks - superfan1

[FLibs]

Div. 3
a few names from the 60's and 70's
Coal Digger Don Bowles Ford Fairmont and Mustangs
Brief Encounter Dallas Jones
Scrap Iron Mike Phillips 55 chevy
Ky. White Lightning Mike Libs 61 B/S Pont.
Banchie 67 Firebird
Makin Bacon Army Armstrong's VW

Thats just a few from Owensboro Ky.

[Dan Bennett]

It was great going to Indy in the 60s and seeing all the names on the cars. Just off the top of my head, I remember the U.S Kids, Outlaw Brothers, We Haul, and of course Tuff Rabbit.

Going way back in the St Louis area, there was the Old Crow (still think it was the ex-Ramchargers early Plymouth gasser), High & Mighty, Mr. Zoom, Pappy's Six, Florida Twister, Pure Rat, Super Fly, Warlord, Patches, and Mach I. Later on, Marshall Wuertley ran the first local tubbed car I remember, the Blood, Sweat, and Gears 55 Chevrolet.

What was on the fender of Buddy Ingersoll's Cutlass? I'm suffering from old timers.

And in an aside for Michael Beard, I just rememberd that Patches was lettered with self-adhesive shelf paper. This was in the mid-sixties. What a pioneer, huh?

[imported_Ray Remington]

A few cars now being run in Div. 5

Baluga Jr.
Brown Sugar
Slack Time
Cool Henry
Pig Farmers Delight
Gene's Machine
Curtis Racing

[Dave Turner]

Originally Posted by Michael Beard

I have one of those!!

[Kim Rhoads 426]

Some serior members may remember some of these names and cars.
Bill (Grumpy) Jenkins 55 Chevy Monster Mash
Joe Docghterty (DOC) 63 Plymouth Tight Nuts
Tommy Merada and Don Owens 63 Plymouth Pink Panther
Greg Smith 67 Chevelle ( SS/E ) Bomerang
Barry Kerns 67 Chevelle ( SS/E ) Shangrala Most Beautiful Paint Job I ever Saw
Ron Readman 64 Plymouth SS Flying Wedge
Stan Spolski 61 Corvette ( MP ) Bad Bunny
Jerry Stein 63-64 Plymouths Teachers Pet
Harold Laplatt 64 Plymouth Hemi (Satelite)
Larry Lombordo 61 Corvette Buck Shot

[Don Turk]

Wild Child
Chicken Coop
Reverend Mr Black
Dreamweaver
Wells Fargo
Crazy Charlie
Killer Bee
Mighty Samson