In the mid-90s, a fellow named Bill Wise at my Richmond, Virginia Eagle's Lodge gave me two poster size 20x30 prints of his dad at ( I'm pretty sure ) a western Pennsylvania dirt track.
I am guessing the two blown up photos were taken in the very late 60s - early 70s, maybe , judging from the wide white belt on a fellow in the pits in one photo. I am only able to scan a teenie, tiny portion of the two photos.
The first photo shows Bill's dad in his car in front of the flag stand and flag man with the checkered flag in his hand.
The second photo shows Bill's dad beside his car in the pit area.
Car might be a Ford Fairlane. It is #21, painted red, white & blue. There appears to be a wooded mountain in the background of the pit shot. There is a large red Kendall Motor Oil sign on the fence by the caution light and Bill's dad's car has a Kendall decal.
Does this flag stand look familiar to anyone? How about the car or driver? Sorry I can only scan such a very small portion of the two poster size prints. Thanks folks.
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updated by @dave-fulton: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM