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11/04/04 |
Walter Onora |
Mike was a versatile driver for quite a few car owners. This particular
sedan was out of Staten Island. This was one of the King Chevrolet mounts. |
11/04/04 |
3-Wide |
I remember the #121 (Beavers) and the #122 (Dmuchowski) King Chevrolet
Team cars from around 1974 or so... Didn't know that King was also involved in the
purple #7. There's a picture somewhere else in the Vault of Mike in a purple and
yellow #7 coupe at Trenton or Langhorne too. |
11/05/04 |
John Mc |
That #7 car was actually repainted later as the 122. |
04/03/07 |
Pamela Thompson |
My father, Don Deese was one of the car owners on the #11 sedan that Dave
Hollenbach is driving in that picture. That car was way ahead of it's time with the use of
chrome molly tubing and computer aided design. The rule book was also thickened up quite a
bit after the officials at Windsor and Flemington got a look at this thing! |
04/03/07 |
3Wide |
Pretty sure that this is the car shown on one of the Snyder video's where
he comes right through the inside wooden guardrail at Flemington. Boards went
flying, but surprisingly, the car didn't look that bad. |
04/03/07 |
Pamela Thompson |
Yep...that is the one. The car had chrome moly bumpers on it. I was just a
kid but I remember everyone standing around at the shop wondering how the thing busted up
the fence like that and hardly knocked the paint off the bumper! Such a shame that car
never got to show it's true potential. I still have the frame. |
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