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These are some photos of a distant relative who was a very successful driver at a Fort Wayne race track of the #98 Ford and later the #7 Case Dairy Products Bluffton IN. Chevy stock car.
My dad always told me about the Trophy room that they had at their house that was FULL ,and now nobody knows what happened to any of it!
His #7 was a '36 Chevy with a Cadillac flathead v-8 that was set back into the firewall,he sent the motor to California to be reworked and balanced for $1000 in the mid '50s ,which would have been alot back then!
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Very cool old photo's gargoy ! Love them . To bad trophies were lost would have been nice for the photo's and trophies be together for family history .
Thank you very much manikin,the only thing I have are 2 of his jack stands,which I'm sure held up a lot of race cars!
Thanks for the love!
Thanks mrmajestic!
Man would I like one of those cars and make it street legal!!
sweet gargoyle !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! awesome:)
Thanks crabbykins,ejw,bellin,and walksoftly!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.kpcnews.net/fence_post/showthread.php?5397-Some-History-About-Former-Fort-Wayne-Speedway
Some neat info about these pics.
Thanks miKKo!
Thanks ronm!