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| 02.08.17 |
3Wide |
Is that a can of beer next to you Fred? You don't look
old enough to drink in this picture! Pretty cool to think that as a
car owner, you were competing against many owners that were twice your age.
With drivers like Ray Neary and Oliver Butler, they definitely knew you were
there, winning features at Harmony, Flemington (maybe East Windsor too?)
...and that #21 coupe had plenty of attitude... Looked fast sitting
still. |
| 02.09.17 |
Fred Menschner |
Joe, about the beer, that's how we stayed Soo thin, we did
not have time to eat. Remember what Wally Marks always said: "Thirty
five dollars for parts, and thirty five cents for soup." |
| 02.09.17 |
3-Wide |
Fred - What year were you "officially" listed as an owner?
1970 with Ray Neary, or before that? Not sure if you and Ray were in
partners on the early #21's or not. |
| 02.09.17 |
Fred Menschner |
I got with Ray in 1965 and we became race car
partners in 1967. This is when I returned from army basic training and we
had the Tas/Piscopo car. Our garage was in Chambersburg section of Trenton. |
| 02.11.17 |
Ollie Butler |
Fred,
Thanks for posting. I don't believe I ever saw that photo. Not sure
you realize how much it means to me. I was 9 years old and it seems like
yesterday. Sure do miss those days ,it was like we were all one big family -
you, Carol, brother Ronnie, and all the guys on the crew. It was great
seeing you at the FSHS meeting and thanks for introducing me to Mr. 3Wide
"Joe" was a pleasure meeting him.
Please keep the memories alive!!
Thanks again
Ollie Butler |
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