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Msg ID: 2806658 Happy Birthday    
Author:camJust
3/4/2024 7:37:05 PM

Just wanted to remember the birthday of one of the best--Al Tasnady! Happy birthday Tas! Gone too soon.



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Msg ID: 2806689 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:3-Wide
3/5/2024 8:51:22 AM

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Remembering Tas, let's see what car #'s you guys can come up with that you remember Tas behind the wheel of...



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Msg ID: 2806690 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:Oldtimer
3/5/2024 8:59:12 AM

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29, 44, K46, 707, (257 ?)



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Msg ID: 2806691 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:Fred Gaskill
3/5/2024 9:09:27 AM

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2, 44, 707, 90, 67, k46, 97, 39



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Msg ID: 2806696 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:kjeyres
3/5/2024 9:57:44 AM

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88 Buck Baker racing



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Msg ID: 2806700 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:jman
3/5/2024 11:05:56 AM

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260?



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Msg ID: 2806769 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:TURTLE#2
3/6/2024 1:45:01 PM

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2 44 K46 39 97 260 327 707   Flemington pace Car !Laughing



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Msg ID: 2806859 Remembering Al Tasnady    
Author:RAMiller
3/7/2024 8:10:57 PM

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There wasn't a number on it but he drove that 3-wheeled Cushman pretty hard



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Msg ID: 2806705 Happy Birthday    
Author:Steve Cameron
3/5/2024 11:29:51 AM

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327



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Msg ID: 2806708 Happy Birthday    
Author:jfahey.
3/5/2024 12:29:48 PM

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71E (Van Horns)  27jr (Ploski)  97  2 (Lucky Jordan) 90 ( Junior Donlevy at Trenton)  45 (1970 Eastern States)

24 (Nessler car)



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Msg ID: 2806723 Tas's Wednesday Night Ride    
Author:Pee Wee Fan
3/5/2024 3:17:21 PM

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Back in the mid 60s, Tasnady was receiving appearance money to run the Fort Dix Speedway.  He was driving a hot rod fielded by Augie Moschera that was painted (blue body, white top) just like his son Jackie's # S-1.  Only difference was the car had red stripes painted on the roof.  I recall the car was numbered S-1a but could have been S-1jr.  Regardless of the number, it wasn't a threat to win.  Met Tas at Augie's house and was amazed at how nice he was and that he was interested in what this dumb kid (me) had to say about racing. 

You can get a partial glimse of Tas's S-1a (or S-1jr) parked behind Augie Moschera with Pappy Smith's 107 in 3Wide's "Tuesday Black & White" section, half way down the page , right side. 

https://3widespicturevault.com/TUESDAY_BW_PICS_2020/Q06.23.20_TUES_001.jpg

 

Scott Ely



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Msg ID: 2806730 Happy Birthday    
Author:JCS3919
3/5/2024 5:29:44 PM

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Happy Birthday Tas !!



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Msg ID: 2806732 Happy Birthday    
Author:Ronnie G.
3/5/2024 5:52:21 PM

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Happy Birthday , Tas . My all time favorite & deffinitely one of tne very best !! 

Thanks for the reminder , cam :) 

 Also , not positive anymore , but think his 1st ride was a # 76 owned by his brother 



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Msg ID: 2806736 Happy Birthday    
Author:JCS3919
3/5/2024 7:44:15 PM

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Ronnie is correct on that!



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Msg ID: 2806737 Happy Birthday    
Author:JCS3919
3/5/2024 7:52:07 PM

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Al's first win came at Hatfield in 1951.



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Msg ID: 2806756 Attended my wedding    
Author:TBONE
3/6/2024 8:23:29 AM

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Al was a good friend of my inlaws When i got married in 1977  he was there   Of course it was not a Saturday  



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