[nonwing]

I remember watching your Dad win a ton of races over the years as I grew up during the late 60's and early 70's. He was a great shoe in his day. I'm 47, but I do remember him very well. Ask him if he remembers racing with Hal Minyard in an white and orange #37 that my Dad owned. In fact, he might remember my Dad for all l know.

I hope he and your mom are doing well.

George Wilkins

[Seadog]

aceace,

Happened to run across some USAC results from the 80's at Lawrenceburg. Saw your dad's name from a race on July 1, 1989.

I look at some of those names on there, and all I can saw is wow!

Here's the link:

http://home.fuse.net/kewendel/HISTOR...TION_USAC.html

Originally Posted by Seadog aceace, Happened to run across some USAC results from the 80's at Lawrenceburg. Saw your dad's name from a race on July 1, 1989. I look at some of those names on there, and all I can saw is wow! Here's the link: http://home.fuse.net/kewendel/HISTOR...TION_USAC.html

That must be a different Larry Miller... My Dad retired in 1977

[Racerrob]

Quote: Originally Posted by Seadog aceace, Happened to run across some USAC results from the 80's at Lawrenceburg. Saw your dad's name from a race on July 1, 1989. I look at some of those names on there, and all I can saw is wow! Here's the link: http://home.fuse.net/kewendel/HISTOR...TION_USAC.html That must be a different Larry Miller... My Dad retired in 1977

That Larry Miller is Terry Winterbothom's nephew. He owns and operates Ham Signs in Dayton, OH and puts graphics on many sprinters in the area including ours.

Rob Hoffman