Blesch drove a red #66J I believe. I think he was from Holland, Ind.

I think there was also a guy that ran down there weekly for a couple years by the name of Paul Gratzer from Bedford, Ind. Maybe drove a yellow #92 if memory serves me correct.

Bland was always a blast to watch. Man do I miss those days. Kevin Briscoe was always one of my fan favorites as well and how about the pride of Freeman Spur, Illinois, Chuck Amati.

Here's some of the late model regulars I can remember. Terry Woehler (#2), Rick Carneal (#21), Steve Karnes (#11) Kevin Claycomb (#28) Doug McCammon (#92), Ivan Jerome (#88), Ron Fisher (#1x), Mike Munson (#30), Carnell Parker (#75).

[Joey Woods]

Ahhhhhhhhh! Finally, my people have arrived. :checkered:

Too tired to think of anyone else right now. Let me break out the archives tommorrow and dig out some more names. Would love to see some pictures of some of these guys!:thumb:

[1BIGracefan]

Gratzer is from Bedford and it was a yellow 92

[chadsniffsmethanol]

Originally Posted by Joey Woods Ahhhhhhhhh! Finally, my people have arrived. :checkered:

hahaha, yes...all us southern indianaians...Racin' jason smith's shop use to be right off green river road in evansville, if i remember right...i use to see his tailor parked out there...the last area in this state that held on to wangs as long as we could...did jerod hull drive the black #11...one of my favorite drivers was the Hooters car, number 18 i believe, i dunno if he ever one a feature, but he was a really nice guy...who was that?

[chadsniffsmethanol]

i still love seeing paul may race with the all stars...he use to tear em at tri-state speedway, up till they put an end to the wing sprint cars...anyone know what he has planned this year?

[dalemo]

I believe it was Larry Trunnel from over around Owensboro that drove the Hooters car, I still got some handouts from him from back in the day

[Barney]

Originally Posted by dalemo I believe it was Larry Trunnel from over around Owensboro that drove the Hooters car, I still got some handouts from him from back in the day

Trunnel had a scrap bussiness in Maceo just outside of Owensboro. He now lives in Tell City and always has a smile on his face and calls everyone he meets "friend".

[31bro]

Originally Posted by StandOnIt#20 Blesch drove a red #66J I believe. I think he was from Holland, Ind. I think there was also a guy that ran down there weekly for a couple years by the name of Paul Gratzer from Bedford, Ind. Maybe drove a yellow #92 if memory serves me correct. Bland was always a blast to watch. Man do I miss those days. Kevin Briscoe was always one of my fan favorites as well and how about the pride of Freeman Spur, Illinois, Chuck Amati. Here's some of the late model regulars I can remember. Terry Woehler (#2), Rick Carneal (#21), Steve Karnes (#11) Kevin Claycomb (#28) Doug McCammon (#92), Ivan Jerome (#88), Ron Fisher (#1x), Mike Munson (#30), Carnell Parker (#75).

I always enjoyed watching Carneal(my uncle),Claycomb, and Helfrick battle every Sunday. Tom Tepe was my favorite sprint car guy to watch. I started going there in 1975 (when I was 6 months old) and kept going until we moved to indy in 1987. We still make it down atleast once a year. Haubstat and Kamp I believe are the best tracks in indiana

[Wallsracing]

Originally Posted by 31bro I always enjoyed watching Carneal(my uncle),Claycomb, and Helfrick battle every Sunday. Tom Tepe was my favorite sprint car guy to watch. I started going there in 1975 (when I was 6 months old) and kept going until we moved to indy in 1987. We still make it down atleast once a year. Haubstat and Kamp I believe are the best tracks in indiana

who drove the # O1L car i had pictures of him flipping while standing in the infield bout 20 years ago