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History - Auto racing 1894-1942 | Page 369 | The H.A.M.B.
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History Auto racing 1894-1942. Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by kurtis, Jul 18, 2009. ... 1935 - a new 4,300 cc/262 ci Offenhauser four, developed from the 16-valve Miller of 1931/'32 1936 - a 4,200 cc/255 ci Miller of the 1931/'32 design (though built later after the Miller bankruptcy by a private team) ...
History - Auto racing 1894-1942 | Page 356 | The H.A.M.B.
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History Auto racing 1894-1942. ... But rarer yet is the 1935 Sparks-Weirick car. Driven by Rex Mays the car had the first of Art Sparks' engines. Sparks made patterns that he thought would correct the shortcomings of the Miller 4-Bangers. It was headed for victory when a AAA official spotted a broken right front shackle mount.
History - Auto racing 1894-1942 | Page 329 | The H.A.M.B.
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History Auto racing 1894-1942. ... (I think amongst others) of the original Miller. The Sparks engine first appeared at the 1935 Indianapolis 500 in the #33 Sparks and Weirick car. ... Joie Chitwood, Mark Light and Bill Holland, 1941 Nauman and Chitwood, who continued to drive in 1942, '45 and '46 when Peters sold the car to Ted Nyquist of ...
History - Auto racing 1894-1942 | The H.A.M.B.
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In July of 1894 a French magazine organized a trial to publicise the motorcar. It was not a race. Some months later a few competitors from this event would organize a race, the fastest car would be the winner. Motor racing was born. In that same year it would spur on other countries and individuals to stage similar events in their own backyards.
History - Auto racing 1894-1942 | Page 380 | The H.A.M.B.
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History Auto racing 1894-1942. ... In 1935, the company began distributing General Electric appliances. Sweeney’s son B.K. “Barry” Sweeney III of Conifer remembers unloading refrigerators and stoves from railroad cars. Later, the company manufactured tools for aircraft repairs. The company closed in 1977."
Chevrolet 1935 to 1942 - Old Car and Truck Pictures
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The Chevrolet began it's life in 1911 when a race car driver and automotive engineer Louis Chevrolet cofounded the Chevrolet Motor Car Company with William C. Durant and investors William Little and Dr. Edwin R. Campbell. The design for the first Chevy, the Series C Classic Six was drawn up by Etienne Planche and was ready for production long ...
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r6/23/1935-10/9/38: defunct: TRACK DRIVER STANDINGS. RACES. Central Raceway: 1: 1935-06-23: track 'a' Central Raceway: 2: 1935-07-21: track 'a' sprints: 1-Ted Nyquist: Central Raceway: 3: 1935-08-04: track 'a' sprints: 1-George Herman: Central Raceway: 4: 1935-08-11: track 'a' sprints: 1-George Herman: Central Raceway: 5: 1935-08-25: track 'a ...
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1935-07-04: track 'c' sprints: 1-Red Campbell: Playland Park: 6: 1935-07-12: track 'c' midgets: 1-Ronney Householder: Playland Park: 7: 1935-08-02: track 'c' midgets: 1-Ronney Householder: ... 1942-07-19: track 'c' sprints: 1-Frank Lueptow: Playland Park: 39: 1945-09-16: track 'c' sprints: 1-Carl Scarborough: Playland Park: 40: 1945-10-07 ...
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at the old New Castle Faigrounds. New Castle Fairgrounds. 20426 a. aka: New Castle Fairgrounds Speedway. 1/2 mi. dirt oval. r9/15/1935-42, 46-52. defunct.
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