Dixie Boy II A-54
Charlie Miller
Miami, Florida 1965
 
 

Screamin' Agony A-56 & Bob A Lou A-6
Jack Van Deman (A-6)
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 

A-127
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 

Oke~Doke A-611
Eric Dender
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 
 

Budget Buster E-30
Ray Linn
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 
 

Can Can S-222
Crosby Boyd, Jr.
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 

Lil Tinker E-60
Hans Hartman
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 

Cherokee E-142
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 
 

Friskie Too F-56
Bob Marsh
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 
 

Hurricane E-71
Johnny Mason - owner / Charlie Dunn - driver
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 
 

Mach Schnell E-180
Alfred Haries - owner / Andy Miller - driver
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 
 
 

Moes Woes E-169
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 
 

Rowdy E-48
Don Waldorf
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 

Shadow S-73
Ritchie Sutphan
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 
 

Mr. Neon Jr. S-134
Billy Boyance
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 

Silent Partner E-45
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 

Five & One T-8
Red Bank, New Jersey 1965
 
 
 

Woody Jrs Special A-120
Woody Pliescott, Jr.
Cambridge, Maryland 1965
 
 

Intruder A-50
Red Bank, New Jersey 1966
 
 

Fantasy E-113
Blair Ward
New Martinsville, West Virginia 1966
 
 

Shady Lady E-171
Madison, Wisconsin 1966
 
 

Goldie Lox E-708
Red Bank, New Jersey 1966
 
 

Mi Hon e Bear H-64
Alfred Martin
Miami, Florida 1966
 
 

Justa Pest II N-56
Gene Benning
Kankakee, Illinois 1966
 
 

Fugitive S-155
Norristown, Pennsylvania 1966
 
 

Defender T-5
James Campbell
Norristown, Pennsylvania 1966
 
 

Red Witch Y-81
Jack Van Deman
Red Bank, New Jersey 1966
 
 

African Queen A-97
Miami, Florida 1967
 
 

E-76
New Martinsville, West Virginia 1967
 
 

Snoopy S-7
Guntersville, Alabama 1967
 
 

A-119
Tonawanda, New York 1968
 
 

Hippity Hopper CE-100
David Norton
Tonawanda, New York 1968
 
 

Gemeran E-44
Art Meyers
Miami, Florida 1968
 
 

Miami Boy N-14
Miami, Florida 1968
 
 

The Judge A-812
Saint Petersburg, Florida 1969
 
 

Miss Beth E-46
Mount Dora, Florida 1969
 
 
 

Finis E-52
Roger D'Eath
Mount Dora, Florida 1969

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