60'-70's Vintage Oval Track Modifieds

Jack Johnson

Jack Murphy

Jack Reinhard

 

Jack Dubrul

Jack elsea

Jackie Evans

 

Jackie Peterson

Jackie Petersom

Dick Jackson

 

Does anyone know If Jimmy Reed (Central Islip) is around and what he's up to?

 

Don,t remember Albany/Saratoga (Malta) ever having any Paved service road in the Infield.

 

Yes! Jimmy is still in Central Islip. He operates JR fuel oil co.

 

"Tuned In The Cave By Cave Girls" That's awsome.

 

Jeep Herbert pictures

 

more of Jeep

 

Jeep and The Shoe!

Jean Guy

Yes another Jeep photo!

 

Don Spazano

Jap Membrino

Jean Guy Chartland

 

From the catamount stadium page:

" One of the most involved and loyal participants in the history of stock car racing in Northern Vermont was Burlington, Vermont entrepreneur Jack DuBrul. At the time of his first involvements, DuBrul ran a speed shop called "Speed and Race Engineering" in the Burlington area. He also was the proprietor of a nightclub called "The Cave".

True to the name, most of DuBrul's equipment was black. In the earlier days, he had a team of two cars - an early 1930's flat-topped coupe, #11, that ran Thunder Road, and a Royce Tucker - built NASCAR-legal sportsman coupe, #7. Traditionally, the DuBrul cars would have a motto on the side "Built in The Cave by cave girls; but, in reality, he used some of the best help he could find in the area in the early 1960's to construct his cars, which were transported on a shiny black flatbed 1950 Chevrolet truck lettered up with the name of the speed shop, the numbers of the two race cars, and the saying "This truck hauls the best damn race cars in Vermont" [which may or may not have actually been the case]. Most money invested ? probably."​

 

Chartrand Racing Team

 

Great photo's tonight Pete.

Khoms, love the Studebaker!

 

Jeff Fuller

Jerry Banks

Jerry Cook

 

Jerry Cook catamount

Jerry King, nice ride! bad

Jeff Andre

 

Jerry Cook

 

Jerry Dostie

Jerry Glaude

Jerry Bartlett

 

The body on Jeff Andrade's 78 was the body that was on Palmer Schade & Joe Krukowski's 2M (sponsered by Mitchell's Restaurant) limited sportsman from the mid 60's at Riverhead. The 2M had a strong 250 Chevy 6 cylinder and 4 bar torsion and it really went to the front.

That is still Joey's favorite car!!!

 

this dirt track stuff is great.

 

You sure this is Jerry Cook?? Don't remember him driving this #98.

 

Nice Coupe, where did you get that picture?

 

That's Butch Trent at the Chemung Speedrome - 1978.

 

Thank you!!

 

Looks like Jack Johnson in the top photo.
Joel

 

OK guys and gals....I have been following this thread from the beginning.....and loveing every picture.....Does anybody have any old pictures of Grandview Speedway from the 60's?????.....stan

 

the 06 used to be red with #1 on it ,,it was out of conn. started 6 races, first in three second in three

 

jerry glaude

info says jerry cook at stafford

jerry mathes

 

jim hoyt

jim casey

donnie ayer at monadnock