| Photo ID # | b11.06.05_049_GRP_FLM_0070_1 |
| Car #: | #(Many!) |
| Driver (s) : | Billy Pauch #15, Fritz Epright #49, Larry Bowers #1B, Sammy Beavers #81, Mike Grbac #121, not sure, Phil Meisner #17, Del George #87, Stan Ploski #27, not sure, Howie Cronce #9C, Gerald Chamberlain #76, Glenn Fitzcharles #23, Paul Fitzcharles #59, Red Coffin #22 or Kerry Schloeder #K46, Jimmy Horton #3, not sure, Ken Brenn Jr. #24, Kenny Brightbill #19, Tom Hager #43 and Gary Balough or Billy O in the #73. |
| Location: | Flemington |
| Date: | 1970's |
| Photographer: | Wayne Bechtel |
| Photo provided by: | Wayne Bechtel |
| Comments: | Many of us had this great view for years at Flemington. What's unusual about this photo is it looks like the initial start of a modified feature from around 1977, in front of a packed house... during the day! It doesn't look like Harry Dee has his coat on so we're thinking it may have been taken during a special Memorial Day Weekend race. Were you there??? |
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| 10/00/05 | Gglenn923 | I don't remember this particular race but it sure shows Flemington at its finest. What a line up of drivers! Nice to see Larry Bowers in the picture. He was always a "little guy" in the modifieds not with the best of equipment. I used to sit in the first turn bleachers near where his wife and family sat. I remember them being so excited one night when he won a heat race. |
| 03/20/06 | TV Tom | That's what it was all about. |
| 05/15/06 | Dwight Clock | This might have been the make up of a rained out feature. They were always run first. |
| 09.21.10 | 3Wide | By the way... This is the photo that inspired the drawing by David Allen Graul that was provided at the 2007 Motorsports show to 100's of fans.... |
| 11.02.11 | Carrie Gibson | Some of my best childhood memories are of being at Flemington with my grandparents Larry and Marie Bowers. Its nice to see a pic of my grandfather on the track. I wish I could go back to those days but I can always cherish the great memories. |