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| Drag Racing Some of the most spectacular vintage race cars are off the quarter mile. Drag Racing from the 1950's, 60's and 70's produced some auto racing's most memorable cars and drivers. |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Thornton, Colorado
Age: 60
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Here are 2 shots taken at Denvers Lakeside Speedway of Steve Beckers 48? Anglia. This car appeared at countless auto shows and I imagine that it was at the drags a lot too. I don't know cus I was always a toilet bowl racer....
The two things I do know about this car is that it was a real eye catcher and was lettered by Denvers legendary Ron Avers. I remember the CARC (Colorado Automobile Racing Club) bringing in a drag car every now and then during trophy presentations and after the track was cleared the guest drag car would be allowed to do a burnout in front of the grandstands. Fun to watch for the 3 seconds.....but otherwise....YAWN!! Thanks to Mark "Kappy" Kaplan for the use of these photos. Louie Allison says the owners name was Jim....Ron Avers says it was Steve....so you pick. Last edited by superstroke; 12-06-2011 at 12:25 PM. Reason: WRONG NAME |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Age: 75
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Always knew him as Steve Becker. Not to be confused with the other Steve Becker at Berts Early Ford.
Rick's comments remind me of the time way back, must have been late fifties, when cars of many of the drag classes in Denver at the time all came to Lakeside Speedway one Sunday night to parade around for a lap or two. One of those interesting memories. |
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