Would it not be cool if somehwere those races on wednesday night were on tape somewhere? I would love to have a copy of every one. I was a huge fan. I remember Wayne Adams calling his number and instead of saying the word then the number he would spell the letters, then say the number. I am Mr. Anonymous by the way, my name is Todd. Just recollecting my first time that I tuned in and seeing Ray Freeman win, somebody I seen race a Grundy where I went to see the races. I think Lee Schuler spun in the front stretch melee as well.

Everybody remember that jeep in the infield?

This Camaro looks a lot like Wayne Kullman's 1st 42 car. Am I right?

It's George Harrison from American English!

One hit wonder at Raceway. 1977

This guy always had to "look over his shoulder"....Crooks always do.

gosh, those were the days

WOW...I was going thru some books in the garage the other day when,suddenly a RACEWAY PARK program fell out into my lap and it had this very same picture on the cover. The program is from the year 1976, I froze for a second,then began to read it page by page like a little boy on Christmas day. A flood of memories came rushing back,the sights,the smells,the sounds,while sitting in the first turn grandstands all those years.My dad first toke me there as a kid.I am now 51 years old and got to take my kid to raceway before it closed.That souvenir program just 50 cents,but revisiting those great days....you guessed it ,PRICELESS !

Yeah, I was at everyone of those races you mentioned too! Imagine that Mr. Anonymous!

I remember as a kid watching the wed night raceway on channel 26. Freeman won that first feature that i seen, the back end crossed the finish line first.

Didn't Kevin DeGraff also run a paint job like this? I remember his #72 Hobby Stock painted this way and I believe he had a Sportsman car painted blue and white but the only pictures I have of it have tape numbers on it.

And dint this car win a bunch of 50 lap races at Waukegan?

Yea, it was Great!!!

This is a small block car, put together because a lot of the bigger shows had the 8 pound per cubic inch rule

Yeah - greg guzzo copied our white and blue #6, but he ran like #^*(@#

Hey,A man's gotta make a living.

This car was fast, but there was something strange looking about it. Was it another car they tried to fit a camaro body on?

I think the number 6 is Bill Van Allen.

That may be Wayne, but originally said it was not your car.....

The best full bodied stock ever built at Raceway. I believe it was Walt Mortenson at Sweat Mercury in Blue Island that built the car.Track champion and feature record holder at the time.