| Msg ID: 2783596 | Tuesday Night in Black & White |
| Author:3-Wide.
5/23/2023 7:38:24 PM |
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| Msg ID: 2783598 | I have a ?? |
| Author:John Mc
5/23/2023 9:01:38 PM Reply to: 2783596 |
Did Wayne Reutimann ever race at Flemington? |
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| Msg ID: 2783614 | I have a ?? Yes |
| Author:Rick Shive
5/24/2023 8:39:18 AM Reply to: 2783598 |
According to Bob Bachman only once for a Syracuse qualifier. Mark Fluery stuffed him (and the M1) into the frontstretch fence, they never returned. |
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| Msg ID: 2783600 | Tuesday Night in Black & White |
| Author:AF IV
5/23/2023 9:19:06 PM Reply to: 2783596 |
Looking at the picture of Wayne and Buzzie sure makes you want to turn the clock back. I watched this many nights in Middletown. Both cars immaculate and all four tires on the track in the corner. |
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| Msg ID: 2783621 | Tuesday Night in Black & White |
| Author:LarryJ
5/24/2023 10:25:54 AM Reply to: 2783596 |
The first photo is Jake Twilley at Georgetown Speedway early 50's. Georgetown was originally called Delaware Speedway. The Twilley family has been involved with Delaware racing for many years. |
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| Msg ID: 2783650 | Tuesday Night in Black & White |
| Author:Jd57
5/24/2023 7:15:58 PM Reply to: 2783596 |
What about Les Farley & Tas lol. Nice shot of Wayne & Buzzie. |
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| Msg ID: 2783811 | Tuesday Night in Black & White #29A |
| Author:LarryJ
5/26/2023 7:36:49 PM Reply to: 2783596 |
I have a question for you guys. I have followed Modified racing for a lot of years, but don't know the name Red Walker or the #29A car. Does anyone know what tracks he raced at and where he was from? |
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| Msg ID: 2783813 | Tuesday Night in Black & White #29A |
| Author:Sprint93
5/26/2023 8:37:30 PM Reply to: 2783811 |
Red was from Morrisville, Pa. Car was housed in a garage across the street from Ray Neary's house. Ran mostly Flemington and East Windsor. Always kept the cars spotless. |
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