Photo ID # | I12.22.12_002_002_ALL_0064_1 |
Car #: | #(many) |
Driver (s) : | Frankie Schneider #2, Bobby Pickell #2.. more |
Location: | Allentown Fairgrounds |
Date: | 1964 |
Photographer: | John Reilly |
Photo provided by: | Bob Pickell Jr. |
Comments: | Comment: Frankie and Bobby lead a pack of modifieds at Allentown Fairgrounds. |
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Date: | Visitor's Name: | Comment: |
12.23.12 | Scott Ely |
Great shot that includes a heck of a lot of talent. Looks like all these hot rods are '36 Chevy coupes. Don't know who's in the dark colored # 24. I close my eyes and I can still see, hear, even smell these cars coming out of the 4th turn at Nazareth, Middletown (Orange Co.), Flemington, East Windsor or whatever track we visited back in the day. |
12.24.12 | Larry Dascenzo |
Frank Schneider red #2, Bob Pickell White #2, Jackie McLaughlin #83, Will Cagle White #24, Sonny Stupp Red #24 and Rags Carter or Bob Malzahn in #1. Sadly we lost Jackie later in the year. |
12.24.12 | Aintgottime4this |
If the folks at Webster's ever add photos to their
definitions, this image should be the one to accompany "Modified Stock
Car". Great photo!! |
02.16.13 |
Joel Naprstek |
This
lineup at Allentown sure brings back the memories of one of the greatest,
and worst years in racing. The loss of so many drivers that year made it a
sad one but the racing in all genres on the local and national level was the
era that sticks in my mind the most. After Jackie, Otto Harwi and DeeDee
Kruger died that season my father quit going to the races until late in the
1970's a few times. Being a racer back in the late 1930's at Nutley
Velodrome where there were fatalities it was too much for him to take all
over again. |
02.17.13 | Ned Stites III |
I believe that's Bucky Barker in Will Cagle's red 24. |
02.18.13 | Tom Hiester | I would have to disagree with one of the posters that said Cagle's #24 car should be pictured if Webster ever has a picture of a modified. I would say the #83 of Jackie McLaughlin or Budd Olsen's #0 car. Just my opinion. |
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