LET'S PUT JEFF GILDER IN THE RACE
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How are we doing on the list?Please email Tim if you would like to help, if you haven't already. Thank you!
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~1964 issues of Hot Rod Magazine
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Try here: http://www.hotrod.com/whereitbegan/hrdp_0803w_1960_hot_rod_covers/p... You will have to browse through a lot of covers. Good luck and I wish the best for your father.
THE MOST SIGNIFICENT CAR TO RACING
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Would it be related to anyone in this reference material by chance? http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-2054 While reading, I also learned Lloyd was killed over a shipment of sugar not just one bag. Still hard to believe someone would be shot over sugar, in general
Remember how you felt?
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Yes, I remember. I remember where I was, where I was standing, and how I wished I could rush home to watch the news. It was a scary day for all Americans, especially for those who could not locate or contact their loved ones during the minutes, hours, and days that followed.Thank you for remembering.
Whats Bosco Lowe's real name
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Hickory Motor Speedway? Harvey Tollison said:
You are so right for bonus points where did he start racing
Jeff Gilder said:William...? Bruce...?
NASCAR---- What do you think, is it still interesting???
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Wow, Johnny. What a question or questions. Let me take one a time, please:Does NASCAR still have a special place in your heart?Yes, the NASCAR I remember does. The current NASCAR, not so much.What is it about NASCAR that makes it so interesting to you or are you turning to older racing?My early years were spent at the local track every week and a piece of my heart is still there...with the track and with those who drove there. I can still remember driving over the track into the infield, where we parked, what I ate, where I walked, where I stood, who I cheered for, and I recall the drive away from the track. It was interesting to me then because of who took me, because of the cars and because of the drivers. I was fascinated and enjoyed every minute of it. Being at Columbia Speedway back then is one of my fondest childhood memories.Do you watch because of the speed involved or the courage it takes to keep the pedal to the metal? Do you watch because of a certain driver or a certain car? Do you watch for the strategy and the action? Do you watch to see the wrecks, or do you watch to compare with the good ole days?I watch now for the strategy and what I hope will be a good race with good sportmanship and no terrible accidents. In short, I would say I like to see a REAL race. And the reason I am a member here is because I believe in preservation, restoration, and most of all I believe in Mr. Jeff Gilder.Still turning left except when I drive to work,Devin
You Mighta been at a Goat Rodeo
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If you wuz online late last night you would have seen a true goat race kart uploaded. There was such event at one time....no kiddin'!
I don't want to "race" through history anymore
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