VINTAGE NORTHEAST MODIFIED STOCK CARS

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The Vintage Racing Photography of Peter Lawlor
Photo of the Week
Each Week a Classic Photo taken by the late Racing Photographer Peter Lawlor, Courtesy of his son Fran Lawlor.
Wednesday December 13, 2006 to December 19, 2006

Jamie Tomaino takes down a 1982 win at Wall Stadium.

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Turn 5 Photo & Video
Photo of the Week
Each Week a Classic Photo from the NEW YORK Area Courtesy of John Bisci.
Wednesday December 13, 2006 to December 19, 2006

Pee Wee Griffin at speed at Flemington Raceway in 1972.

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HUFF's Racing Photos
Photo of the Week
Each Week a Classic Photo from the PENNSYLVANIA Area Courtesy of Rick Huff.
Thursday November 16, 2006 to November 22, 2006

The Twin Late Models of Bob Emerich #12 and Wilmer Weiss #21 at Anthracite Speedway.

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"WRECK OF THE WEEK"
Thursday November 16, 2006 to November 22, 2006

In 60's Waterford Speedbowl action the L&M of Billy Harman climbs onto the Art Barry owned #909 driven by Joey Trudeau as Art Moran in the #76 goes low.

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VOTE FOR WHO YOU THINK IS THE DRIVER IN THE
"MYSTERY PHOTO FRIDAY"
Friday December 1, 2006 to December 7, 2006

Who is the Driver behind the wheel of the #42?

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"Gary Danko's SPEEDWAY LINE REPORT"
Weekly Radio Show From WATR 1320 A.M.
New Edition Every Monday at 10:00 P.M.

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"KGM VIDEO On-Line"

As time permits, Vintagemodifieds.com will be featuring an on-line KGM Video.

The first Edition is the 1984 Modified Portion of the Thompson Speedway World Series of Auto Racing with Reggie Ruggiero in the Miller High Life #44, Richie Evans, Mike McLaughlin and an impressive race performance by Gentleman Jack Lecuyer. Running Time is Approx. 20 Minutes.

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Phil Smith's "Looking Back"
Weekly Column
Every Friday

NOW EVERY FRIDAY
PHIL SMITH'S, LOOKING BACK
New Column Every Friday
Thirty-five years ago in 1971, the Modifieds and Busch Grandnationals shared the twin bill at Martinsville. Ray Hendrick was the 250 lap GN winner. The modified 250 saw on of the biggest wrecks ever as over a dozen cars piled up in turn four in the closing stages. Sneaking thru and taking a surprise win was popular Bernie Miller from Cannestota, N.Y. Jimmy Hensley finished second. Bobby Santos finished third and was followed by Leo Cleary, Jerry Cook and Mike Loescher. Fred DeSarro was the defending national champion and the outside pole sitter.
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