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Who is coming to York this weekend? My wife and I are heading up tomorrow afternoon and will be there for Friday and Saturday. When I am not...
This was at a time when the Army had me out of the country, however I knew most of the cars. Al Lewis was well known at Delmar and Cecil County...
Good Video! Reminds me of the day in 1963 that a saw a new Galaxie parked next to the dealership building and wondering "Who ordered that thing...
Colesy & tommyd, This afternoon I received a reply from John and this is what he had to say about the Galaxie " I purchased my 63' from a fella...
My Army friend is named John Mattox and I still have occasional contact with him. I'll ask him about the history. As for the photo, it is one...
In 1969 I was assigned to Ft. Riley, KS. The first car in the company parking lot that caught my eye was a 1963 1/2 Galaxy sporting 427 emblems....
Linda told me that the photo was a promo shot for Ford when they started using Hurst shifters as OEM in the Mustangs.
Some recent finds from the archives. This car bugged me for months trying to remember who owned it. Last week when I was having dinner with the...
Looks like a rear seat in the car to me. Don't know the trim on '57's, did the business coupes have side moldings?
Tim Bishop says that his Stock Eliminator win the last US Nationals was worth around $5000, not much compared to a class win 40 years ago! One of...
This morning I took a 70 motorcycle ride to look at a potential Jr Stocker at a salvage yard in Delaware. It was advertised as a "restorable" 1956...
Bobby Warren came to Suffolk with a Camaro sporting a bumper hitch. The car was unlettered and I thought it was a local driving his street car...
I was thinking that John was still in DE until around 1970, but I found the entry listing for his 'G/S '69 Z-28 at the 1970 US Nationals under...
Is that the year somebody won class in a Vega?
Definitely not Cecil County. York did not have fences along the track and Atco's timing tower was block and on the right hand side of the tract....
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