What was your handle?
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Ironically, the 1978 CB radio themed movie "Convoy" aired this afternoon on the MGM Channel.
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What was your handle?
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Back in the glory days of CB radio in the 70s and early 80s, we ran to the track in convoys and had folks watching our back door for Smokey Bears. Bear Finder Radar Detectors sponsored the Winston Cup #05 cars owned by Charles Dean and drivers talked about chicken coops.
I worked in the blue jeans manufacturing business and my CB "handle" was Pants Man.
My brother-in-law, who owned a masonry contracting business was the Brick Man.
What was your CB handle heading to the races?
updated by @dave-fulton: 08/10/18 06:27:23AM
BRUTON SMITH SAID IT WORKED
Current NASCAR
It was definitely Johnny, but it was Legend quoting Gogal.com!
BRUTON SMITH SAID IT WORKED
Current NASCAR
The events Friday night did keep me awake. Sorry I didn't see RC get in the middle of Dillon/Bayne. IMHO, Trevor had every reason to be upset. Maybe he'll buy Dillon a new hat to replace that stupid looking straw one he's been wearing.
OMG!!! We're actually talking about what happened in an oval track race again.
Hey, Legend.... were we supposed to take off our pantyhose, too?!
"How Much Do I Owe You, Mr. Turner?" - A Tale from the Forgotten Richmond Speedway Ghost Track in 1952 - GHOST TRACK MYSTERY SOLVED!!!
Stock Car Racing History
Very possible. From what I read that school was founded in the 1870s. That is also the "old" John Marshall HS ( now located on the northside near the current RIR) in the maps. This was in the pre-integration period in Richmond. Richmond High School started as Richmond Normal Colored School and later became Armstrong High School.
"How Much Do I Owe You, Mr. Turner?" - A Tale from the Forgotten Richmond Speedway Ghost Track in 1952 - GHOST TRACK MYSTERY SOLVED!!!
Stock Car Racing History
Robert/Richard,
Eddie Boomhower has terrific photos and stories at this link, including Joe Weatherly, Paul Goldsmith, Dick Beaty and Buck Brigrance on motorcycles at Richmond:
