I can't remember the last time I saw in IndyCar parked on dirt...
I can't remember the last time I saw in IndyCar parked on dirt...
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Body work by Specialist MouldingsOriginally Posted by SZautke
Photo taken at Milwaukee (1977), Gary Bettenhausen's #98 King-Offy
Duncan Rollo
The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.
"Introducing Indycar's newest marketing gimmic: Twin 150's"
"You people worry too much. Strive for change. Root for your favorites. Enjoy the racing. Drop the flag." rev-ed, 3/04
Back when push to pass meant something
She will create more downforce as she gets older said Gary Boobenhausen.
Photo taken at Milwaukee (1977), Gary Bettenhausen's #98 King-Offy
Gregg Sebald
I had not seen pics of that car. I did some googling, and 1977 is when Evel released his 1977 action film called "Viva Knievel"
1971 there had been another movie about him starring the Tan One George Hamilton.
Evel spent 6 of the 12 months of 1977 in jail for assulting his Snake River promoter Shelley Saltman who had written an unflattering book.
Where did you find that picture?
Ancient Chinese secret
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Nice cockpit.
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