Modifieds at Stafford Speedway 1971 Santos/Cook/Vee etc.

[@tomt9543]

Absolute gold here! Nary a pinto in site! I so miss the days of built in the barn coupes, homemade open trailers pulled by pickup trucks, and great racing with drivers that weren’t making massive amounts of money, some not at all!

[@stevepowell8450]

Thank you for the comments. Definitely the good ol’ days. Nothing like seeing a racecar going down the road on an open trailer headed to the racetrack! Thanks for watching!

[@gmamagillmore4812]

There is a Pinto in there somewhere.

[@clyd1206]

Almost positive a couple are from Thompson speedway too. Terrific video. its about a decade before my time but I still recognize many names from when I was a kid.

[@tjw3999]

awesome pics thx for sharing

[@frankgaulin8184]

Been there so many times can’t count them, still going at 75 years old.

[@stevepowell8450]

My dad is 71 and still digging as well. It’s a passion for so many! Thank you for watching.

[@dobermanpac1064]

Man you know you’re old when you’re watching the History channel and your the star. 🤣

[@c.d.8975]

Love seeing Dick Crocco in that photo 🏁

[@gteefxr3094]

I loved the era of the "old coupe bodies" mixed with "the then late model bodies", like Valiants, Chevy 2s, Falcons, Mustangs,. Corvairs etc. (Of course with the the steamroller tires, big/small blocks; fuel injection/carbs). 👍I still was into the Pintos @ Vegas too. Kinda' lost me after that.

[@donaldwatson3176]

Best years of racing.

[@dotskip]

A lot of pics are at Thompson CT Speedway

[@williamdumais7947]

These are from Thompson

[@albarb38]

Plainville Statium next.

[@williamdumais7947]

Thompson