Hello Marty , so who was in the seat of this car Gary B. ?

SWEET!

Absolutely awesome!

When I announced up at Hangtown, uh, er, Placerville (76-77), I learned a lot from guys like Gary.  I always used time trials as a chance to give drivers' sponsors and build up a bit of excitement.

Man, look at those wings.

I was a close friend of Jimmys in the sixties and I still miss him.We used to go to a bar on Fulton on play Cardinal Puff.We would go the The Wearehouse on the corner and dance our heads off.What a shame.Still thinking of you Jimmy............

This was my friend.
He died in a car crash in South Africa.
Leon H.

its johnny tiner

Thanks for posting, Marty. The Early Hot Wheels stuff is pretty cool. I don't have too much, my collection is mostly late 80s and early 90s, with some 70s thrown in that my brother got then. I wish Hot Wheels had done some NASCAR stuff from this time period!

A couple of years back I nailed a beat up copy of the case at a local show for IIRC $5. I don't trust the lock enough to store cars in it but I am happy to have it.

Tom Daniel rocks.

This is my uncle Cliff, and my dad ,Gale Hucul, this was their first jones sprint car, purchased from Ed Patterson from Prince George...

gary gerould made time trials very exciting,when wayne sue took the clock in this car,he was always making faster times every week.one bad super modified.

If I'm not mistaking those are Weber side draft injection only a few where ever made, Tomasello had a set Pete Dalla in the Dalla Bro's #22 car had a set, and someone back east had some, they sure looked cool.

Looks like Suzanne has her hand full...