Who drove that number.

[OldSchool+]

#30 Jessie Dutilly

Smooth, aggressive when necessary, surgical in his attack. Wins. A lot.

Shown here imbedded in the track:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...Fjf7pq7It2G0M:

[OldSchool+]

#31 Don'l Burkhalter (pronounced "Don...L"). A hard, hard racer. Someone Pullen respected, and vice versa. At least to the point of knowing, for sure, what would happen if they hit them "wrong".

Also ran a repair shop in downtown Orlando for years that specialized in...Renaults. A big hearted guy.

Shown here after someone took a little "convincing", no doubt.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...19fHdwEVrXz8M:

[novabmx]

Ronnie Burkett

[xracer54]

#23

the number 23 for Jimmy Spencer in Smok'n Joe

[xracer54]

# 25

The # 25 is a car that had a driver and Crewcheif that bonded as one very quickly TIM RICHMAN and Harry Hyde

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#35

Am not sure if #35 was "LeRoy Porter's Number", but the first time I remember watching him run was in a 55 Chevy, painted orange, with a six cylinder.

http://www.floridastockcars.com/gall...el___.jpg.html

Of course, he is perhaps best remembered for driving the Lewis Green #7:

http://www.floridastockcars.com/gall...ro___.jpg.html

[Boneman]

More pix please.

This was Dana Barlow's English Ford. It was a "A" class modified mini stock, shown here at Florida City Speedway.

[novabmx]

#32 Bob Pierce

[OldSchool+]

#32 Dave McInnis

Sort of in the same category as the Reutimann's in my memory.

He was a Yunick-like innovator, and a fearless competitor. His cars always looked like tinfoil that had been wadded up about twice and straightened out once, but he routinely would come from the back for the win. Clean if possible, and up for anything if the other guy insisted.

In the late sixties he would pull his late model up to the back "fence" (actually a sawed off telphone pole) at Orlando Speedway, and then light the tires while crewmen rocked the car back and forth, presumably to soften the rubber. At the time, it sure intimidated everyone in the joint, if nothing else.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...Xh91LeIRFAGdM:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...MYsCHJck54UDM:

[Scott Prentice]

#33 I don't know who this is

but I think it's cool that it's made from a Ford Thunderbird.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-6Uj3yvFnVH..._side_view.jpg

[OldSchool+]

#33?

Could the T-Bird could be Handsome (?) Harry Gant's wife's car?

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...0E4zGD1F9qNoM:

Or not...

[Bandit II Racing]

#34

Wendell Scott

[novabmx]

Not many 35s out there so here's a random photo of an outlaw super late model.

[novabmx]

#36 David Russell

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#37 Terry Senneker