"Forever Young"
Trenton Speedway

Rich Young Photos


Original image from the lens of photographer Rich Young.


 
Photo ID # L04.03.15_011_HEN_TRN_0060RY_1
Car #: #11
Driver (s) : Ray Hendrick
Location: Trenton Speedway - Trenton NJ
Date: 1960's
Photographer: Rich Young
Photo provided by: Rich Young
Comments: Comment:  The strong running flying #11 driven by Virginia's Ray Hendrick.
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04.04.15 Larry Jendras Jr.

Thanks a lot for posting these Southern cars at Trenton. This is the earlier Flying 11, the one that raced weekly at Southside, Langley, Old Dominion and then the big races at Trenton and Martinsville. The photo ( https://3widespicturevault.com/Forever_Young_PICS_&_VITALS/L03.25.15__11_ALL_TRN_0065RY_1.htm ) is the car that came later and took all the big Northern wins.

04.05.15 I Lived in Trenton (Joe D)

On the backstretch from left to right.  The Lloyd family house. Next is the galvanized corrugated metal screen wall of Morgan Ave. Morgan Ave had a gate here to access backstretch. I only saw it used once during Fair week for the Firemen's parade in the 70s.

The building with the RY3W on the roof was either a county maintenance garage or for the township. (gone). The next house is the Skidmore house. (gone). Smith Ave is next, Smith Ave had a hole in the security fence where we could get thru. Smith Ave lined up directly with the grandstands across the lake which looks dry here. The tree at the end of Smith Ave is where me and my friends were in for Saturday practice, qualifying, or as it was called back then: tire testing. Final house was the Orbans.

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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