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Upcoming EventsMonday rants and bench racing from this past weekend.0 Comments 0 LikesJoin us this evening as we talk with Top Fuel owner/driver, Terry McMillen. Often considered the underdog, Terry can pull a straw outta his hat and make it to the finals by beating the bigger guys.0 Comments 0 LikesThee Goat Rodeo: Featuring Jeff Gilder (Host), Hugh Overcash (The Man on the Street), Cody Dinsmore (Georgia Historian), Bobby Williamson, (The Bopper), Jack Walker (Coastal Jack), and Tim Leeming (The Legend). 843-272-19000 Comments 0 Likes
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"Racing History Minute - June 22, 1952 "
"Love the race sponsorship by the Great Falls Elks Drum & Bugle Corps. Just this past February of 2017, the Great Falls newspaper carried the... ""Racing History Minute - June 22, 1952 "
"This post isn't about a NASCAR race, an ARCA one, a USAC one, or even a local feature at Nashville's Fairgrounds. It is about a 100-mile, big time... "#69[quote="Clyde Mangum"] I'm sure Bud and Eddie are talking over old times. Eddie told me when he lost the ride in the flying #11 he cried, but by doing so he got the ride in the #69 and #269 and won the National Modified champion title in 1962 and backed it up in 1963. Eddie Crouse was a close frend. Thank you Bud for your part in those championships.May GOD bless,Clyde Mangum [/quote]
The #69 and #269 was the same modified race car that Eddie Crouse raced, they just painted an #2 in front the #69 to get the #269 race car number.
Dennis Garrett
Richmond,Va.
Bud Wamsley passes on(copied from a post on racerap.comI'm sure Bud and Eddie are talking over old times. Eddie told me when he lost the ride in the flying #11 he cried, but by doing so he got the ride in the #69 and #269 and won the National Modified champion title in 1962 and backed it up in 1963. Eddie Crouse was a close frend. Thank you Bud for your part in those championships.May GOD bless,Clyde MangumDonald Raynor, Pender County Speedway, best sounding 6 cylinder I have ever heard (300 cubic inch Ford crossflow custom head)
Robert Hill Jr.H.B. Bailey's son, Joe Dan Bailey in 1994:
"How Did Racers Survive Outside the South? "
"Having racetrack food cravings and recalled this old post. "My Wrangler banners were showing up pretty darned good!
I always thought H.B Bailey's son had a cool, good ole boy name. Joe Dan is much cooler than Billy Bob, Charlie Bob or John Boy!😃
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Latest VideosAt Rolling Thunder Dragstrip in Iowa Aug 31 2012.
0 Comments 0 LikesMaking exhibition passes during the Gezzer Gasser event August 25-26 2012 at Rolling Thunder Dragstrip. Jim Howe the manager is who is talking.
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