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Remembering Bob Trostle - Knoxville Raceway
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Bob Trostle – Iowa Racing Museum
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(Des Moines, IA) – Bob Trostle was born March 20, 1933 and passed away November 21, 2015 at the age of 82. That’s the briefest of brief ways to describe the life of Bob, who parlayed a love of speed into a legendary life of sprint car racing. Trostle’s story is …
Bob Trostle Racing, Inc. in Des Moines, IA | Company Info & Reviews
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Bob Trostle Racing, Inc. is an Iowa Domestic Profit filed On March 5, 1975. The company's filing status is listed as Inactive (Annual/Biennial Report Not Filed) and its File Number is 41169. The Registered Agent on file for this company is David J Isaacson and is located at 2130 Grand Ave, Des Moines, IA 50312.
Life's Tough on the Circuit: The Autobiography of Bob Trostle
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Bob Aton, #61a, Knoxville, 08-87, AB/NSCHoF&M $15.00 Quick View; Bob East, #12, Knoxville, 05-87, AB/NSCHoF&M $15.00 Quick View; 1/24th Scale Super Modified Dirt Track Racer - Trostle Racing #20 $20.95 Quick View; 2021 All Star Circuit of Champions Calendar $3.00 Quick View; 300 Piece Puzzle $18.95 Quick View; The Rim Riders: Central States ...
Bob Trostle - Indiana Open Wheel - Sprint Car and Midget Racing
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Trostle was a larger than life figure around these grounds and arguably the greatest ambassador of our track and the sport of sprint car racing. Bob was born March 20, 1933 and lived in Des Moines his entire life. In 1960 Bob turned from dragsters to super modifieds and built his first car for the 1962 Knoxville season.
#96 Trostle Sprint Car - Speedway Motors Museum of …
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Share. This was the first car built by National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Bob Trostle. Bob built it in 1961 and campaigned it through 1964 at many race tracks as both a “caged” supermodified and a “cageless” sprint car in the International Motor Contest Association (IMCA) and the Mississippi Valley Championship Circuit (MVCC).
Bob Trostle - Facebook
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Former Sprint car chassis builder at Bob Trostle Racing, Inc. 1970 - 1994· Des Moines, Iowa. Former Automotive Machinist at 4-Wheel Performance. 1967 - 1969· Des Moines, Iowa. Former Automotive Machinist at B& D Automotive. 1965 - 1966· Des Moines, Iowa. Former Automotive Machinist at Fairground Motors. 1962 - 1964· Des Moines, Iowa.
Tribute to Trostle - Home - Facebook
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Robert D. “Bob” Trostle, 82, of Des Moines, died Saturday, November 21, 2015 at Taylor House Hospice. Bob was born March 20, 1933, to Raymond and Lucille Trostle, in Des Moines. He attended Des Moines Tech High School. He loved sprint car racing at Knoxville where he participated for 44 years as a car owner. He built race cars for a living ...
Midwest Racing Archives: 1980 – Green Captures World …
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Jan Opperman of Beaver Crossing, Neb., pulled his Bob Trostle sprinter in early during the main event. Bobby Marshall of Arlington, Tex., finished second behind Green. Bob Hop of Mendota, Minn., was third followed by Kinser and Mike Peters of Wichita, Kan. Results – 1. Tim Green, Sacramento, Calif. 2. Bobby Marshall, Arlington, Tex. 3.
Found Bob Trostle Sprint Car/Super Modified - The H.A.M.B.
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It is believed at this time this is Bob Trostle sprint car #2. It ran as a sprint car and a super modified in it's life from the looks of it. Without really knowing it, I had ties with this car when I was in Junior High. The car was sponsored by the Bloomfield Jaycees in the 60's and driven at times by my Jr. High and High School shop teacher ...
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