[Need For Speed]

I dug in some boxes in the basement, and found some 'Hero Cards' I had on my bedroom door when I was a kid. (a couple of them have some water damage from a couple of years ago...)



Gordon Johncock


Wally Dallenbach


Johnny Parsons Jr.


Bill Vukovich II


Larry 'Boom Boom' Cannon


Bubby Jones


Larry Rice


Malcolm Lovelace


Lonnie Caruthers

[Ovalmeister]

Originally Posted by Need For Speed I dug in some boxes in the basement, and found some 'Hero Cards' I had on my bedroom door when I was a kid. (a couple of them have some water damage from a couple of years ago...)

Those are awesome Bill!

I believe the Cannon orange 59 was a Hoffman family owned car?
Malcolm Lovelace, whatever happened to him?

You should post those Indy ones in this thread also, a lot of people would like to see them:
http://www.trackforum.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=126644

David.

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Malcolm Lovelace Winchester 1980






Malcolm Lovelace Winchester 1978



Red Bledsoe and Malcolm Lovelace Ft. Wayne 1981

[racephoto1]

Seven or eight years ago I saw Malcolm at winchester driving a stock car of some sort.

[brian26]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVgY4XXRczo

[Ovalmeister]

Chuck Gurney Terre Haute



Mack McClellan Eldora



Paul Pitzer Indiana State Fairgrounds

[Ovalmeister]

Joe Saldana



Jerry Weeks

[Need For Speed]

David: I think that is the Hoffman's Indy car, that Larry is pictured in.

A buddy of mine told me, that a while back he delivered some parts to a company in Springfield, OH....and the guy that was his 'contact' there, was named Malcolm Lovelace. I don't know if it's the same guy, but how many Malcolm Lovelaces could there be in this world

Your pictures are awesome!

I remember Lil' Joe driving Tipp Machine and Tool's #70, but I didn't remember/know that they also had a #71.

[Ovalmeister]

You're right Bill, there just can't be TWO Malcolm Lovelace's, lol. I mean, what are the odds???
As far as the Tipp machine and tool cars, the # 70 was common but the # 71 was kind of rare. I only remember Jerry Weeks driving it. I'll have to nose around in my stash to see if I can find more of the # 71 car.
David.

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Gurney, Leffler and Beale at New Bremen



Pancho at Terre Haute



Cassella/Seymour racing. How's this for a rig?

[Bruce Harrison]

Those kind of trailers were the best kind of free advertising a promoter could ask for...

[Ovalmeister]

Originally Posted by Bruce Harrison Those kind of trailers were the best kind of free advertising a promoter could ask for...

Amen to that Bruce! Growing up about 20 miles from Winchester, I used to sit outside and watch the "rigs" go by our house on race mornings. Used to bug my Dad and tell him, we need to get moving! lol.
David.




Eddie Leavitt



Johnny Parsons



Greg Leffler