@dave-fulton12 years ago
I remember watching Denis at Martinsville, Virginia in the fall and spring in the 70s when the Dogwood 500 and Cardinal 500 were at their peak. Lots of Canadian fans at those races. Always played the Canadian National Anthem.
@dave-fulton12 years ago
Denis at speed at Martinsville posted at Realracinusa by member AnchrDave:
@dave-fulton12 years ago
J R, are you by chance one of the young crew fellows shown in this photo of Denis at Martinsville posted by user Modifieddriver at Jalopeyjournal?
@j-r-riley12 years ago
no actually I was the tire specialist for this deal and was at the pit marking tires and setting up for stops...but I was asked all the time if I was the brother of the darkest haired guy on the left. His name is Ron Jarvis and lives in upstate NY last I knew...MERRY Christmas Dave to you and yours!
@dave-fulton12 years ago
Thanks, J R. That car always looked like it was about 40 feet long! A nice looking piece of equipment.
@j-r-riley12 years ago
I did some of the fabrication...the hood and nose were ALL mine. It looked different from most everything else...
I remember watching Denis at Martinsville, Virginia in the fall and spring in the 70s when the Dogwood 500 and Cardinal 500 were at their peak. Lots of Canadian fans at those races. Always played the Canadian National Anthem.
Denis at speed at Martinsville posted at Realracinusa by member AnchrDave:
J R, are you by chance one of the young crew fellows shown in this photo of Denis at Martinsville posted by user Modifieddriver at Jalopeyjournal?
no actually I was the tire specialist for this deal and was at the pit marking tires and setting up for stops...but I was asked all the time if I was the brother of the darkest haired guy on the left. His name is Ron Jarvis and lives in upstate NY last I knew...MERRY Christmas Dave to you and yours!
Thanks, J R. That car always looked like it was about 40 feet long! A nice looking piece of equipment.
I did some of the fabrication...the hood and nose were ALL mine. It looked different from most everything else...