Paul's Model Racing Cars - Page 3 - Auto Racing Memories

parrot · 10-09-2009, 05:45 PM

Thomas, I remember Johnny Habberman's deuce 3 window. Always wondered what ever happend to it. He'd park it in the infield during time trials, then get it the heck outa there before the races started. Was that when he was part of the flagging crew?

On the Mo Jackson car, believe he always drove #65. Remember it as a '34 3 window, light blue with a cream spear and circle graphics with the number inside the circle. He and Norm Englbom went into the used truck business sometime in the sixties.

Thomas E · 10-09-2009, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by parrot

Thomas, I remember Johnny Habberman's deuce 3 window. Always wondered what ever happend to it. He'd park it in the infield during time trials, then get it the heck outa there before the races started. Was that when he was part of the flagging crew?

On the Mo Jackson car, believe he always drove #65. Remember it as a '34 3 window, light blue with a cream spear and circle graphics with the number inside the circle. He and Norm Englbom went into the used truck business sometime in the sixties.

Johnny was the lightman and assistant flagman at the time he was there.

Morris told me about the #29 car, he had a car dealership at the time (early 60's) on South Federal Boulevard Avenue between West Virginia Avenue and West Center Avenue, across from some cement company at West Custer Place.

Thomas E · 11-09-2009, 04:41 PM

Here si the Early Years Resin Cast link.

Down the left side are links to Early Years products, gallery, and other resources. Note: Resin cast bodies and parts require care and patience.

I realize that Revell is re-releasing the re-issued Monogram '30 Ford Model 'A', but if the body is all that is needed . . .
Here is photo of Early Years resin cast '30 Ford Model 'A'. Go to the body link of Early Years to see the price.

carc7 · 11-10-2009, 06:54 AM

And here is my latest: my Al Starr #7 machine. I presented it to him at the CARC banquet on November 7, 2009 before he was inducted into the CARC Hall of Fame.

Slim Louis · 12-23-2009, 01:46 PM

Nice looking models!

carc7 · 12-23-2009, 01:54 PM

Thanks, Slim Louie! Building these keeps me off the streets at night. At least I have something to show for the evening besides hours of numbing my brain with TV. Paul

thpracing · 12-23-2009, 04:21 PM

come on Paul--you've been known to dabble with the real thing once and a while--you know I like your stuff---kt

10-09-2009, 05:45 PM	#21
parrot Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Age: 81 Posts: 327	Re: Paul's Model Racing Cars Thomas, I remember Johnny Habberman's deuce 3 window. Always wondered what ever happend to it. He'd park it in the infield during time trials, then get it the heck outa there before the races started. Was that when he was part of the flagging crew? On the Mo Jackson car, believe he always drove #65. Remember it as a '34 3 window, light blue with a cream spear and circle graphics with the number inside the circle. He and Norm Englbom went into the used truck business sometime in the sixties.

11-09-2009, 04:41 PM	#23
Thomas E Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Houston Posts: 413	Re: Paul's Model Racing Cars Here si the Early Years Resin Cast link. Down the left side are links to Early Years products, gallery, and other resources. Note: Resin cast bodies and parts require care and patience. I realize that Revell is re-releasing the re-issued Monogram '30 Ford Model 'A', but if the body is all that is needed . . . Here is photo of Early Years resin cast '30 Ford Model 'A'. Go to the body link of Early Years to see the price. Attached Thumbnails "Stay tuned for the greatest spectacle in racing" ~ Sid Collins LAKESIDE - Late at night by the old Lakeside Speedway, you can hear the ghosts - The barking, crackling "Flathead Fords", the zinging "Chevy Stove Bolt's", The rumbling of the "KK-Offy's", and the snarling "Ford V8-60's". Listen and faintly hear the announcer say, "Ladies and gentlemen, the line up for the trophy dash," and the place would erupt with the mix echoes of cheers and boo's...Remember...

11-10-2009, 06:54 AM	#24
carc7 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Westminster, Colorado USA Age: 66 Posts: 237	Re: Paul's Model Racing Cars And here is my latest: my Al Starr #7 machine. I presented it to him at the CARC banquet on November 7, 2009 before he was inducted into the CARC Hall of Fame.

12-23-2009, 01:46 PM	#25
Slim Louis Slim Louis Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: St. Louis Age: 71 Posts: 40	Re: Paul's Model Racing Cars Nice looking models!

12-23-2009, 01:54 PM	#26
carc7 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Westminster, Colorado USA Age: 66 Posts: 237	Re: Paul's Model Racing Cars Thanks, Slim Louie! Building these keeps me off the streets at night. At least I have something to show for the evening besides hours of numbing my brain with TV. Paul

12-23-2009, 04:21 PM	#27
thpracing thpracing Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: aurora colorado Age: 63 Posts: 127	Re: Paul's Model Racing Cars come on Paul--you've been known to dabble with the real thing once and a while--you know I like your stuff---kt