[Danny Burton]

Originally Posted by Seadog Wasn't he the grader driver at the 'burg in recent years? Or maybe somebody that looked like him was doing it.

I think he was, Gregg. This was when Greg Staab was da man at da 'burg.

Rich, do you recall Bob Kinser driving the F-800?

[Motormasher]

Originally Posted by petey I guess a dream of mine came true at the KISS finale at Haubstadt in July. Clayton vs. Stanbrough need I say more?

You mean when Dave Darland DID NOT make the race but they let him start anyway and he stole the KISS championship from Stanbrough?:redflag:

Originally Posted by RR>LR=LTO This "dream" you speak of: PARAGON? No offense, Bro, but maybe you should think nightmare. It's not really what I'd call a "cowboy" track! Thoughts? Lay em' on me! :thumbsdown:

I guess I don't know what a cowboy track is. I am a old guy I first went to the track back in the 50's if you mean ruts and bumps and stuff like that, it is not a cowboy track your right! But I do know that almost every sprint car driver who made their living from racing in the last 50+ years has raced a Paragon at sometime. And I will bet most of all the drivers in the Sprint car hall of fame have driven at Paragon. So if you are a driver and when you push off at the next race look up at the stars and say thank you! I got a chance to race at a track that the legends of racing have raced at. I hope Bro is a good word.

Thoughts? Lay em' on me! :thumbsdown:[/QUOTE]
Is this what you meant

Richard Murray:thumb:

Originally Posted by Danny Burton I think he was, Gregg. This was when Greg Staab was da man at da 'burg. Rich, do you recall Bob Kinser driving the F-800?

Yes, I was very young though...... How about a car that had a engine from a airplane in it and it went so fast down the straight in would not turn and drove right off the track. I think they said it was a Allision 12 cylinder aircraft engine or something like that. My Dad and I had great times talking about that. Somebody on this board said the name Bill Dugger (sp) not long ago. Him and Cecil Beavers were the first big time drivers I can remember they were like Kinser and Swindell of resent times.

Richard Murray

[Jerry Shaw]

Originally Posted by Motormasher You mean when Dave Darland DID NOT make the race but they let him start anyway and he stole the KISS championship from Stanbrough?:redflag:

First off, KISS doesn't have provisionals. Secondly, Jon won the KISS championsip this year. Mat Neely finished second.

Jerry

[1BIGracefan]

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Kyle Hendershot

Originally Posted by 1BIGracefan :thumb:alan barr lives in columbus, in Kyle Hendershot

He was a very good sprint car driver. I bet he won some races! I don't how many. But I think somebody on here knows

[Jerry Shaw]

Originally Posted by FOR4 He was a very good sprint car driver. I bet he won some races! I don't how many. But I think somebody on here knows

He won the very first sanctioned All Star Circuit of Champions feature, @ LPS in 1980. I remember him making his living about a foot off of the infield tires.

Jerry

[ronmil]

Originally Posted by Motormasher You mean when Dave Darland DID NOT make the race but they let him start anyway and he stole the KISS championship from Stanbrough?:redflag:

You have KISS and Indiana Sprint Week confused. Dave Darland earned a provisional and used it during Indiana Sprint Week, not the KISS race.

For4

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