Throwback Thursday

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My second favorite racecar driver name.

 

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We've been thru tough times before

 

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Bad ass

 

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[Formerjackman]

In my opinion, that was the best looking of ALL of the Havoline cars. I LOVED the look of it, even though it was a Ford. I never thought ANY of the later Havoline paint schemes even came close to this one.

 

[OldTimer]

In my opinion, that was the best looking of ALL of the Havoline cars. I LOVED the look of it, even though it was a Ford. I never thought ANY of the later Havoline paint schemes even came close to this one.

I like the fact that, that car was faster than anything we have today.

 

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Pearson and Foyt for the Wood Bros.

 

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If you ever get close to Stuart, Va. stop by the shop. You won't regret it...

 

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[Churchkey]

Bobby Allison, ran Ray Young's 99.

 

[2019PensekeFan]

 

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most of us have been a bit distracted the last couple of days so yeah Thursday on Friday

 

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Never seen that car before, but it's a damn good looking race car!

 

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Never seen that car before, but it's a damn good looking race car!

It looks like it’s moving.

 

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[2019PensekeFan]

Lloyd Ruby, one of the best open-wheel drivers never to win the Indy 500(his best finish was third in 1964). He also won the 24 Hours of Dayton twice(both as a co-driver with Ken Miles), the 1966 12 Hours of Sebring and the 1966 World Sportscar Championship while also teamed with Miles.

 

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[Churchkey]

Pic of the #17 61 Ford in the countdown thread reminded me of my first track car, it was a 4 door originally built by Ray Young. I cut the roof & B pillars off & welded a Starliner roof on it just because 4 doors were not fast. I was young then

 

[OldTimer]

Pic of the #17 61 Ford in the countdown thread reminded me of my first track car, it was a 4 door originally built by Ray Young. I cut the roof & B pillars off & welded a Starliner roof on it just because 4 doors were not fast. I was young then

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The whitewall helped lap times too. Love the 7 pushing the 45 into the wall....

 

[Churchkey]

The whitewall helped lap times too. Love the 7 pushing the 45 into the wall....

@ the time the quick guys used Polk recap slicks on Vogue tire casings, friggin things were stones & would last an entire season running 4 nights a week & then some. Rubbing my pennies together I ran old Polk take offs on the right side + we ran inner tubes in them.

Don't recall who shoed the 7 or 45, Bill Milan is in the 14 & If that's the 88 behind me Legs Whitcome, both were quick.
The 88 story (maybe BS am not sure): It was a brand new Cutlass, a piece of junk was traded in as the down payment the car was immediately turned into a track car then reported stolen. Stuff like that happened in Chicago.

 

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