Photo by numbers....

[flvideo]

You guys must have went to bed. I figured you'd be in the 90's by now. I can't find a 67. The only ones that come to mind is Roco Ranallo and I can't find one. Jimmy Cope or maybe it was Jeremy Bowser that drove a #67. Come to think of it Cope was the #69. Well I'm going to follow suite and go to bed. Tomorrow is another day. Bob..........

[Osmosis Jones]

C'mon Bob!

Geez old man....you must have a hundred shots of Jimmie Best's red and white #67.....70 and 71 could be Roland Duyn and Tommy Mounts pretty orange Street Stocks (circa 1985)....find an old picture of Gaineys Mustang for #79.....#80(x) would be Tim Miller or Billy Tolksdorf......for 81 I'll expect to see a picture of Mike Crooks' Dad and Uncles car....

Still have to call you, I know......I'm gettin' old too! Will try tomorrow.....M

[ocalasp76]

Been Waitin'

Not to many of my numbers out there. None in Nascrap at all. American Legion had #76 last year, but it's gone now too.
---JIM----

[Boneman]

Ed Esser in a Hialeah late model.

[JackTripper]

Everyone was getting all excited and skipping ahead.
Leave it to Boneman to be the level headed one around here.

#68 - Bobby Hamilton
#69 - Donnie Krietz

[Frasson118]

The King of Lancaster Speedway, Sege Fidanza

[Boneman]

Mr. Level headed says we are at #74, "The Travelin' Man" Robert Hamke.

[canedogs06]

rick wilson

[JackTripper]

#76 - Gerald Chamberlain

[JackTripper]

Looks like the #78 is up next.

The late Charlie Bradberry.

[Boneman]

A real beauty from Hialeah, Tom Harrington in a Hobby class car.

[Boneman]

Anglias made the most unlikely looking racecars! Here is one from the stock class at Florida City. John Martin squeezed through the window of this one.

[Boneman]

One of racings most unforgetable characters, Bruce Everett. Here he is in 1995 after his only feature win in SLM.

[flvideo]

#84 Wayne Anderson in his dirt car in Ocala. Bob...

[Winger]

Picture of my father's car from 1970.