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9/2/10, 11:40 PM |
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1979 Knoxville Nationals
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9/3/10, 10:30 AM |
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Re: 1979 Knoxville Nationals
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That was when The Nationals was really "The Nationals"!
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9/3/10, 10:51 AM |
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Re: 1979 Knoxville Nationals
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Now that was awesome. Still wished it was like that today!!!!!
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9/3/10, 4:46 PM |
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Re: 1979 Knoxville Nationals
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I remember a race shop in Phoenix called "Fast Eddie Engines".
Was that the engine Shuman ran at the 1979 Nationals? I think Ron Shuman was one on the smartest and most strategic drivers ever. It wouldn't surprise me after watching him at the Chili Bowl a few years back if he couldn't step right back in a car today and win. I also remember an incredible Tony Hulman Classic that he won in a very memorable run.
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9/3/10, 8:27 PM |
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Re: 1979 Knoxville Nationals
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Couple of things to note:
1) That's Casey Ron is holding at 13 days old. 2) Take a look at the track photogs. Heck, they might as well just stand on the track. ![]() |
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9/4/10, 1:56 PM |
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Re: 1979 Knoxville Nationals
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