From the Star, 1972. The roadster of Bob Powers.
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From the Star, 1972. Eddie West in the 61 jr. Eddie had good success in this car and was a consistent front runner.
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From the Star, 1972. Eddie West in the 61 jr. Eddie had good success in this car and was a consistent front runner.
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From the Star, 1972. Eddie West in the 61 jr. Eddie had good success in this car and was a consistent front runner.
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From the Star, 1972. The #71 of Ed Sadler. By 1972, wings were pretty prominent in the Star pits. Ed was the only person to run a ford powered super in the 70's at Star.
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From the Star, 1972. The sharp #3 of Whitey Hoyt the "Flying Dutchman".
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From the Star, 1972. Shots of the Snapp Special. Jim Marteldriving, I think.
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From the Star, 1972. Shots of the Snapp Special. Jim Marteldriving, I think.
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From the Star, 1972. Denny Wheeler in the "96 Tears" car. Dennymoved to Upstate NY with this car so that he could run regularly at Oswego.
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From the Star, 1972. Denny Wheeler in the "96 Tears" car. Dennymoved to Upstate NY with this car so that he could run regularly at Oswego.
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From the Star, 1972. Denny Wheeler in the "96 Tears" car. Dennymoved to Upstate NY with this car so that he could run regularly at Oswego.
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From the Star, 1972. Denny Wheeler in the "96 Tears" car. Dennymoved to Upstate NY with this car so that he could run regularly at Oswego.
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1973, I think, at the Thompson (CT) Speedway. Jimmy Shampine's 8-Ball.
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1973, I think, at the Thompson (CT) Speedway.Bob Millett's #32 in the foreground with Jim Landry's #38 coupe and #38 super in the background.
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1973, I think, at the Thompson (CT) Speedway.
Skip writes in "The rear engine #3 was owned and driven by Buck Buckley. That was one of the last races for that car. He went to Oswego the following year with a Holynski roadster #3. The year after that, l called him and he turned over the #3 to our team. We had run #4 before that but that # was taken. Buck went on to hold the most wins in URC for quite a few years."
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