Real Race car, not store bought
 

A real race car and its a beauty!
aXe

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3631/...4a8b57.jpg?v=0


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Originally Posted by aXe:
A real race car and its a beauty!
aXe

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3631/...4a8b57.jpg?v=0


:applaud::applaud::applaud::thumb:greenflag:

RIGHT ON! THOSE ARE REAL RACE CARS AND REAL MEN DRIVING THEM!!!!!!!!!!!:applaud:

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Duke did you ever get the chance to drive one of those?
aXe

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Originally Posted by axe:
duke did you ever get the chance to drive one of those?
Axe

yes but not in a indy car race! I wish i was old enough to race in that era!

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Duke, I doubt WalWart will ever have something that nice for sale, let alone have their name on one, altho I did see that name on a Tintop, either Friday, or Saturday. That was when racing was built from the ground up, no two cars, or ideas alike, everyone built and driven by a dream! Bob

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Duke you must know these guys?

metal bender
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super Duke drove my sprinter a few times in the 70s . for the first 5 laps you couldn't beat him, then he was tired out!! He was a fun guy in the pits full of B. S :greenflag:. .If you see him tell him Seb says hey, and I , still think we, need a humper on the right side !!!

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I found this over on the HAMB site.
aXe

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Another beauty!! Is that Tinglestadt in it?
so where are the other 2 pics? this ones properties say it was number 3 of 3 pictures????
aXe

Originally Posted by SteveE:
http://i407.photobucket.com/albums/p...t54/tingey.jpg

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That is Seb Balistreri that Duke drove for in the 70's. I believe he was out of Wisconsin at the time.
Was that the car he bought from Ray Smith or the one before that Duke ?
Axe, that is Tingey in it, good eye. I was just over to a friends house the other day and seen one of Bud's old helmets. We had a pretty good discussion about Bud. When he had the Dayton Racing Associates car, I sold the individual sponsorships ( $5.00 a piece) in my hometown. You got a picture of the car autographed by Bud that said you were a sponsor of the Dayton Racing Associates Special.
Bud and Dee gave me one of there team jackets and I still have it 45 years later.

Re: Real Race car, not store bought
 

Originally Posted by SteveE:
That is Seb Balistreri that Duke drove for in the 70's. I believe he was out of Wisconsin at the time.
Was that the car he bought from Ray Smith or the one before that Duke ?
Axe, that is Tingey in it, good eye. I was just over to a friends house the other day and seen one of Bud's old helmets. We had a pretty good discussion about Bud. When he had the Dayton Racing Associates car, I sold the individual sponsorships ( $5.00 a piece) in my hometown. You got a picture of the car autographed by Bud that said you were a sponsor of the Dayton Racing Associates Special.
Bud and Dee gave me one of there team jackets and I still have it 45 years later.

So where did they run it? I cant find it in the indy records I have access to?
AxE

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Axe, Seb showed up at all the USAC races. I believe the car was #45, but I could be wrong about that. I know Duke drove it and I remember Vogler being in the car and having some serious steering issues. I believe that might even be talked about in the Vogler book. He bought the second car he ran in USAC off of Ray Smith.
Come to think about it, Seb, might have started USAC in the late 60's. Duke would know for sure.