   0.4/5 (6 votes cast) | DaytonaFritz Wilson 1959 Thunderbird first Daytona 500Information posted by: dunjuz_wryt  (0) comments | (65) times viewed |
 0.6/5 (4 votes cast) | Colorado National Speedway1958 Edsel Pacer #19 was raced at Colorado National Speedway in 1968. The car was well built and a strong runner, and caused quite a bit of controversy. The driver was Jim Malloy.Information posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (64) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (7 votes cast) | Fritz Wilson Daytona 19591959 Ford Thunderbird raced by Fritz Wilson in the first Daytona 500Information posted by: dunjuz_wryt (0) comments | (66) times viewed |
 1.2/5 (6 votes cast) | Starliner60 fordInformation posted by: dunjuz_wryt (2) comments | (77) times viewed |
 1.4/5 (6 votes cast) | Dragon Family CollectionBeaver's newly-built Country Dollar Chevelle on its maiden voyage at Catamount in 1973. original locationInformation posted by: Tim Wilson (3) comments | (46) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (2 votes cast) | Colorado racing veteran Bob Land retiresBob Land, a long time racer in Colorado, ran his last race at Big Country Speedway, Cheyenne, Wyoming last September. He and the venerable "Miss Vicky", Made many trips around the local Colorado bull rings over the past 5 decades, with a majority of the laps turned at the old, Lakeside Speedway in Denver. He also ran at Englewood Speedway, Englewood, Co., Second Creek Race way , Commerce City, CO., I~25 Speedway, Pueblo, Co. and made other appearances at other tracks through out the state.Information posted by: Nostalgic Mike (1) comments | (8) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (5 votes cast) | Ertler's Baby Big West RacingCraig Moore drove this Modified for Chris & Peggy Ertler in 1996 at Second Creek for most of the season. It was rebuilt by Precision Mechanical & Fabrication. This picture along with many more great images can been seen at Big West Racing website. original locationInformation posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (11) times viewed |
 0.8/5 (4 votes cast) | 1963 Ford FalconCustomline, W/ 1963 Ford Falcon body. Chevy 350, 350T trans. Original stock car built in the 1960's and ran at the Rocky Hill Speedway in Porterville CA, Bakersfield Speedway, and other tracks around Central California. In the 1970's the well used '53 Ford body was cut away and replaced with a '63 Falcon body. Parked in 1981, found and restored in 2006.Information posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (12) times viewed |
 0.8/5 (11 votes cast) | 1932 ford coupeDad's 1st car probably 1949 or 1950Information posted by: dunjuz_wryt (2) comments | (86) times viewed |
 0.6/5 (4 votes cast) | 65 FordFound this image on a blog with very little details about the car. Something about New Revell vintage stock cars. The chassis will be an adjustable sidewinder chassis that will be used under both cars. And the chassis will be used in future cars as well. No exact release date yet, just later this year maybe November or December as far as I've been told. original locationInformation posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (10) times viewed |
 1.6/5 (9 votes cast) | Old number 37Fritz Wilson, Frank Wilson standing next to one of their first stock carsInformation posted by: dunjuz_wryt (3) comments | (61) times viewed |
 1.6/5 (6 votes cast) | Kim Haynes RacetorationsI found this business on the internet. Then can accurately restore or replicate any Vintage or Current Stock Car. They are located in Gastonia, North Carolina and looks to me like they do an excellent job. Phone: 704-865-9473 or visit: original locationInformation posted by: Tim Wilson (1) comments | (10) times viewed |
 1.4/5 (6 votes cast) | 1932 Stock Car Racing PhotoI took this image when I was a young boy.Information posted by: Thomas Right (0) comments | (93) times viewed |
 1.6/5 (12 votes cast) | Restored 1958 Thunderbird stock carIt took 3years to restore this race car back to it's glory days, it was built in 1964 and raced thru 1969 in CaliforniaInformation posted by: tiger13 (2) comments | (39) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (2 votes cast) | 1934 Ford couple owned by Harry Profp of Marion KSJ. R. "Bob" Cox, right, receives a trophy from race promoter Carl Johnson after winning the trophy dash at Cejay Stadium in Wichita, KS on October 12, 1952. Cox also won his heat, the first semi-final, and the 75-lap season closing feature that day to complete a sweep of the races he competed in. The car was a 1934 Ford couple owned by Harry Profp of Marion, KS – Jim Edwards photo from the J. R Cox collection. original locationInformation posted by: ol_stocker1954 (1) comments | (47) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (4 votes cast) | 1934 Ford Crown VictoriaMaurice Flynn is shown here winning a 75-lap feature in a 1934 Ford Crown Victoria that belonged to his brother, Paul, Cejay Stadium, Wichita, Kansas - 1952 – Jim Edwards photo from the Paul Flynn collection. original locationInformation posted by: ol_stocker1954 (0) comments | (40) times viewed |
 1/5 (7 votes cast) | 1934 Ford 3 window Mod CoupeScott Bremkamp is in his second season as driver of the #88 1934 Ford 3 window Mod Coupe "Fat Girl". We race at Colorado National Speedway near Dacono, Colorado Big Country Speedway in Cheyenne, Wyo. and I-25 Speedway near Pueblo, Colorado The car also ran at Second Creek Speedway in Commerce City, Co. before its demise in early on in decade of 2000.Information posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (7) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (2 votes cast) | 1971 PlymouthThe picture send by Bud Bussiere brought back some memories to teammate Dick Pierson. Along with this picture of the car from Dick's private collection, here is what he remebers about it Hershel bought the car from Richard at Daytona and ran the Winston West Series for a couple of years. He tied the all time win record with that car for Winston West, he and Parnelli Jones have 11 wins in a row. Hershel was actually leading in the 12th but was pushed into the wall in San Jose California by another car and had to park. Hershel then he sold it to a local guy named Don Selley and bought the 1971 Plymouth that Chuck Shafer rebuilt into the Petty car. original locationInformation posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (16) times viewed |
 0.8/5 (6 votes cast) | Colorado National Speedway 1969This '57 Ford two-door, 312 V-8, was my half-mile dirt tracker. It was a fun car.Information posted by: Thomas Ellis (1) comments | (40) times viewed |
 0.8/5 (5 votes cast) | black widowthis is a picture of my grandfather and a dragster he set records in back in his day. just wanted to show off my childhood hero and part of why he isInformation posted by: laughingfire23 (4) comments | (22) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (4 votes cast) | 1959 Holman-Moody Thunderbird NASCARThis was my uncle. This car was campaigned in the first Daytona 500 race in 1959. The #64 Holman-Moody Thunderbird was the car driven by Fritz Wilson who finished in 56th place with a blown piston. He actually only made 15 laps before leaving the race. The car that finished in 2nd place was driven by Johnny Beauchamp in the #73 car. In a photo finish #73 was initially declared the winner. The #64 car still exists and can be found in Mark Martins Klassix Car museum in Daytona Beach , FL.Information posted by: Tim Wilson (1) comments | (52) times viewed |
 0.4/5 (2 votes cast) | 1969 Ford Talladega TorinoWhen Plymouth didn't follow suit in 69 with a new model Petty moved over to Ford yes it's true Mopar lovers. This is King Richard Petty's 1969 Ford Talladega Torino. Petty finished 2nd in points in 69 behind David Person also driving the Torino. original locationInformation posted by: Tim Wilson (0) comments | (11) times viewed |
