Smiths Speed Shop

RacinFool · 5/8/09, 7:38 AM

Lee Osborne

SUPERDUKE · 5/8/09, 8:05 AM

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Originally Posted by stevee

larry dickson

no try again!

sprinter25 · 5/8/09, 10:51 AM

Weren't the Smith cars known as the "Eaton Oilers" due to the tendency to leak oil???

cecil98 · 5/8/09, 10:52 PM

I know Bruce Walkup Drove Ray's car back in the late 60's because I watched him miss the show with it at Eldora. The reason I know it was in the 60's was because it was pre-roll cage. I believe Rollie Beale won the feature that day in the ugly (Alfater?) car with the real tall rectangular roll bar.

hogan6 · 5/9/09, 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by sprinter25

Weren't the Smith cars known as the "Eaton Oilers" due to the tendency to leak oil???

She was a leaker along with another Ohio car the Nichols Bros. 31.

5/8/09, 7:38 AM	#21 Re: Smiths Speed Shop
RacinFool Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 612	Lee Osborne

5/8/09, 10:51 AM	#23 Re: Smiths Speed Shop
sprinter25 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 547	Weren't the Smith cars known as the "Eaton Oilers" due to the tendency to leak oil???

5/8/09, 10:52 PM	#24 Re: Smiths Speed Shop
cecil98 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,399	I know Bruce Walkup Drove Ray's car back in the late 60's because I watched him miss the show with it at Eldora. The reason I know it was in the 60's was because it was pre-roll cage. I believe Rollie Beale won the feature that day in the ugly (Alfater?) car with the real tall rectangular roll bar.