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HonkerII 2/25/08 6:58 PM

Don's Crankshaft
 
Can anyone out there recall who drove Sprinters sponsored by Don's Crankshaft (Don Kemper) of Cincinnati? I know Doc Dawson and Junior Smalley did but have to believe there were others. This would have been from the mid-60's the mid-70's. Anyone know anything about Don Kemper?

Thanks troops.


Mike Garrepy

smith19 2/25/08 7:16 PM

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nick naber. norman miller's #6.

Charles Nungester 2/25/08 8:19 PM

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Greg Staab

itsanonwingthing 2/25/08 9:20 PM

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"big" Nick Naber and the Don's Crankshaft #6
http://www.geocities.com/garage6sprints/NickSrpic.jpg

Stan Don It 2/25/08 9:42 PM

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I'll betcha Greg Staab spent some time in a Don's Crankshaft sponsored car!
It was probably Greg and his dad, Stan's Yellow #44 Edmund's Sesco. They were true racers cut out of a mold very few of today's young guns could ever fathom or imagine.

smith19 2/25/08 9:54 PM

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Keith, I'd Say That Picture Was Taken At Atomic Speedway. That's Charlie Mccan's (steve's Dad) In The Background. We Alway's Parked On The Other Side Of The Pits.

HurstBros0 2/25/08 10:28 PM

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Thanks for posting the picture ..... That`s good stuff right there ! .... If Turtle and Jimmy had been hovering in the background it would have been perfect ...

Dan Hurst

usa1bowtie 2/26/08 12:58 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by smith19 (Post 30802)
Keith, I'd Say That Picture Was Taken At Atomic Speedway. That's Charlie Mccan's (steve's Dad) In The Background. We Alway's Parked On The Other Side Of The Pits.

No doubt, it's Atomic. Sam Adkins #57 on the other side of Charlie McCann's #65.

Mike, Bud Frazier also drove for Don's Crankshaft back in the #46 days.

smith19 2/26/08 6:07 AM

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HEY DAN THEY WERE PROBABLY OVER IN GRAMPS COOLER.:kookoo

cecil98 2/26/08 8:02 AM

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my car was clandestinely sponsored by don's crankshaft:wink

HurstBros0 2/26/08 6:46 PM

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Smitty :

That would have had to been a big cooler with those two and Fred sharing the contents .

Dan

SteveE 2/27/08 2:21 AM

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Gil Hess

fifthwheel 2/27/08 8:59 AM

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I can't figure out how to post a photo so I changed the avatar - picture courtesy of Racerjim with Gil Hess and Don's Crankshaft #46

HonkerII 2/27/08 3:52 PM

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Thanks to everyone who replied. Also for those who don't know, Gill Hess died July 5, 1970 after crashing at Salem. To quote Kevin Eckert, "Remember the heroes".

Mike Garrepy

Bubba Smith 2/27/08 7:34 PM

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Jim Bob Leubberts spent time behind the wheel of a Don's Crankshaft car too. Don Kemper was a big guy who always had on a plain white t-shirt. Sort of an easy going guy as I recall.


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