1/4 Mile Roundy-Round

' went to the races tonight and thought I'd just share a couple of pics. Steel bodies, small-blocks (no flatheads though).

 

freakin awesome!

 

Hey! Izzat Colorado National Speedway?
-Crew
(I'm in Greeley, Co.)

 

uno mas

Didn't get any good close-ups of constuction though...


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Tighten it up until it loosens. Then back off 1/4 turn.

 

Vintage racer's! #3 would be neat on the street.

 

Crew,

It wasn't. It's "I-25 Speedway" used to be called "Beacon Hill" South of P.P.I.R. just North of Pueblo.

 

Cool!
-
Crew

 

both my uncles and my dad raced there in the 70's ...I had many good times at that track!

 

Number 60 is a gl*** car. If you notice how wide it is.ie trunk back window area. This car is ***embled in a mfg area in Colorado by a man whose first name is Ken but I dont recall his last.it uses a metric GM frame and the body is wider to cover the frame rails.Thanks for the photos. Bobby..

 

I built the ch***is for a bunch of these (13) about 25 years ago. Most are still running and being used at vintage events in Canada.

 

Here's a couple more of mine....

 

Neet pixs Here is my 34 cheby I still race

 

The Ozark Vintage Racing ***ociation is holding their Hillbilly Nationals October 1st and 2nd at Thundervalley Speedway in Fayetteville Arkansas. The best way to have fun with old cars is to race them.

http://www.racercity.com/members/fanpage/vincent/index131.shtml

 

Thats Andy Andersons car the no 27. If you go and take some photos post some of his headers. He told me they were wild.He runs a 300 Ford 6.Its a old car he ran 30 or so years ago. Have a good time sorry I will miss. Bobby

 

I found the photo on a vintage racing site. I would like to build one someday.

 

this is a pretty good link for pictures of real old race cars in NY, NJ and Pa area (my local tracks when I was a kid)
pretty good site!

http://3wide****turevault.com/

 

Cool pictures!

Reminds me of going to Lakeside Speedway when I was a kid.