I dont know about gusto but I always on the wheel for ALL I could get It really was WORK but ALLLLLLLLL the FUNNNNNNN?:checkered::checkered::checkered:

I drove for Pete One week end we run 2nd to Bob Kinser at North Vernon 1st time sprint cars ever run at that track 66/67cant remember yr for sure!!:checkered::checkered::checkered:

Butch,

I sent you a PM awhile back and was curious if you had seen it. Hope so, nothing but praise and admiration for your hard on the gas style. You sure won a bunch and I'm happy to say I got to see a few of them.

George Wilkins Jr.

That looks very much like it should be the inside of the front chute guardrail at Paragon.

Larry made out better than Cliff Cockrum did with that same guardrail.

He managed to land on top of the thing with the car flat on its side and an upright in the cockpit with him.

I could be very wrong, but didn't Cliff have trouble coming out of turn 4 and the end of the front stretch wall? It seems like the darn drive line broke in two and got him really bad.

Fortunately they took some of that backstretch guardrail out so when I ran there you could use that area to get around some lapped cars in a hurry.

George Wilkins

I don't remember the circumstances that caused to car to end up where it did. All I know is that Cliff was lucky to come out of that one alive.

Cliff's son sometimes posts on here. If he sees this maybe he could supply more details.

The pic is from Paragon.

I don't mind posting some of the pics I have but was hoping some of you guys might post some of your old pics as well.

J.L. Brewer

This is BOB KINSER

Larry Miller was driving the 14 that day, it was a sunday race this happened in the B main, the posts and fence was in the infield to protect the flagstand and was later removed for saftey reasons