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Photo ID # I12.15.12_076_CHA_FLM_0070_1
Car #: #76
Driver (s) : Gerald Chamberlain
Location: Flemington Speedway
Date: 1970's
Photographer: Gary Szabo
Photo provided by: Gary Szabo
Comments: Comment:  I don't know what the weight of this car was, but it always had the look of being small and light to me, with just the bare necessities:  a frame, a small little falcon body, a big block Ford engine and one of the all time best driver's behind the wheel...
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12.31.12 Donald Wolfe

Gerald was one of the top drivers at Flemington during this period.  This car is what made modified racing so great.  From what I understand this was built from Junk yard parts. Add a great driver, good mechanic, and this powerful race car was one of the best at the square. A few short years later everybody that ran up front had professional built cars. Welds, Kings, and other names replaced these simple cars. The days of cars being built with salvage parts are only a memory on these pages now.

10.11.13 Tom Gray This car looked like it could fit in any open hole...maybe that's why Chamberlain was often found with the checkereds after the races.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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