late models in the pit late models in the pit gentlemen lets roll em..line em up at the pit gate....lat call for late models....MAN THAT IS SOME ATTENTION TO DETAIL. MOS TMODELS ARE THE CAR BUT A RACE TEAM IS SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT...GREAT WORK!!!
Hey Jackie, You do some great work! Doug is my father-in law. Do you still make these models? If so what would it cost to get a copy of this one? Jameslhelms@yahoo.com
Are you still making the model cars, I would love to get some of my Dad's Doug Aldridge for my son.
Hey Jackie, You do some great work! Doug is my father-in law. Do you still make these models? If so what would it cost to get a copy of this one? mailto:mailto:Jameslhelms@yahoo.com
Sorry but while the model is beautiful, the 5 car is wrong. We never ran a coupe body on either car. When we were running the old Blue Flame six in the 49 bodies, we ran the two door sedan, not the coupe. The only coupe I remember running with us was the J-2. The truck is great! We had a chevy 283 in it. It pulled the 6 car on a trailer and the 5 car was towed with the wrecker.
This car was a team car to the #5 driven by Eddie Morgan. The cars were run out of Justus Pontiac-Buick in Rock Hill. This was during the early to mid sixties and I was one of the mechanics and builders of these cars. These cars (V8's) were run mostly at the old dirt track at Concord, NC. I believe we ran Concord on Saturday nights and different tracks around SC and NC on Fridays (but it has been a long time ago and I am not sure exactly which night Concord ran). Later, the car was driven by Harold Dunaway.
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