[Dirtfan]

Originally Posted by Mud Packer Hey Marv, Thought about spending any of that free time getting the old stove fixed?:O::doh:

Good call Mike, you beat me to it:headbang

That's some good stuff right there. Thanks for posting.

Wouldn't be a bad idea to adopt the format they used back then for today. Would make for some good racing, that's for sure.

[Gregg]

I'd say, keep 'em coming too. Love to see this kinda stuff.

Maybe IWO.com member Vern Plotts can share a few if he chooses to.

[Charles Nungester]

Great stuff Marv and proof the format was very fan friendly. LOTS OF PASSING!

Chuck who was probably running past you in diapers about then We aways sat under the Crows next where the threw us goodies all night

P.S. Didn't know Chick Hale drove sprinters back then.

[1021gpa]

Originally Posted by TQ29m Fishburg, I thought it probably was, Jerry, Pete's son, carried on the tradition, now his son, JL is carrying it on, also, and he has a son, Pete also, who will carry it on from him, he's 3 now, I think, and JL already has him a go-kart. Jerry told me, they had the number 14, before AJ did. Looking at that list, returns old memories, and those that are gone, some didn't go, in the most choice means, as I remember, Bobby Black, died on I65, in a fiery car crash, burned up in it. Bob

bob, it wasnt bobby who died in the crash on I65 it was his brother dale(i believe was his name) bobby was a foreman at arvins and died of cancer a few years back

[HurstBros0]

40 years have past and we are still chasing that Fox 53 ....... :doh:

76 Mike Johnson = Dave Hurst

Dad didn`t remember the race but he could name all but about 4 or 5 of the car owners who were there.

There is one other car owner who is still active in the bunch . Can anyone guess ? ( Hint : the car number is 6 )

Dan Hurst

[TQ29m]

Ok, he was the painter, did the pits at Indy, as well as pin striping and signs. You is right! Bob

[ThrottleHead]

Marv,

That was excellent, sir! If you have any more PLEASE keep them coming! I SOOOOO envy you guys and gals who got to see the races back in the day! Also.... any video from back then is appreciated!!!

[fishnman]

You are the man Marv!!! :respect::respect::respect:

[Speedwrench]

Originally Posted by TQ29m Ok, he was the painter, did the pits at Indy, as well as pin striping and signs. You is right! Bob

I think I missed something here as to how the reference to the painter came about, but it sounds like you're talking George Gruber or Dale Burton here.:doh: