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on 02/10/2009 at 08:20
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Very good! My husband was in the Navy (WWII) Served on the Montrose.
on 21/09/2009 at 20:00
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Thanks for a peek into your racing career and info. My best to you and yours. You must have many happy memories of different races that you participated in......
Travelpal2
on 12/09/2009 at 09:35
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Jimmy.T.Raced at Hatfield and New Smyrna Beach Fl.for many many years.Jimmy pastaway in 2000.Jimmy drove a 1955 chevy number 27.
He also drove a mini stock at New Smyrna Beach Fl.His original number 27 is going to Darlington speedway the 26thand 27th.The gentleman that bought the car is wanting photos and info of any kind to gowith the car for history.If you have anything please call me asap for it is going into a musuem after that.Thank You
Bobbie.T.
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on 23/08/2009 at 09:12
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Very interesting site! God Bless you!
on 11/07/2009 at 13:51
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Very few people remember Municipal Stadium. I went to the races down there with a guy that was an electrician for his "real" job and raced cars as a hobby. This was my intoduction into short track racing. I can't for the life of me remember his name.
on 27/06/2009 at 09:51
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Hi Dick, I'm just now getting familiar with everything on your site. My goodness...what a life and career!! And you're still going strong!! I'll need to set aside some significant time to read it all, but for now, bravo for you! And many sincere and heartfelt thanks for your amazing contribution to our country, your help and expert advice during recent conversations and for your very valued friendship. God Bless, - Donna
on 27/06/2009 at 08:22
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Will try again. Worked with George Marshman at Sanatoga, Hatfield, and Philadelphia Municipal Stadium Speedways through the mid 50s . For details see "Sanatoga Memories" Thanks Merit O'Neal
on 10/05/2009 at 16:55
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Wonderful site. Had the pleasure of meeting you and spending some time together several years ago (Cape May, NJ). I was wondering how you're doing and if you are still so active with your travels and Nascar?
Best wishes, karen
on 02/03/2009 at 18:11
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Great job using the web to keep in touch with your friends.
on 26/02/2009 at 20:14
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Who am I? My earliest memories are of watching Saturday night racing at Hatfield Speedway. I'm the kid standing next to you in one of your website pictures. I remember sitting in racecars with no fenders and the doors held shut with chains. Alot of Saturdays I didn't go out to play because auto racing was on the wide world of sports. As a teenager I'd save my money for weeks to see a Saturday night show at cowtown speedway. I remember working on a carburetor in Honolulu so my friend could get his car in the show that night. I was a regular west side crazy at Cajon Speedway until they shut it down. I think the Southern 500 were the toughest races ever run. I can name the original Alabama gang. I think Saturday nights at Irwindale speedway is the most exciting racing in all the southwest. WWho am I? I am an American race fan. It started in the sixties and will pass when I do. Thank you.
THANKS SO MUCH RANDY FOR SIGNING MY GUEST BOOK--I WILL FOREVER REMEMBER YOU AND ME IN VICTORY LANE TOGETHER AT HATFIELD SPEEDWAY IN 1962
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