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Connecting Highway Tribute
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In 1967, in Astoria, New York, Charlie Snyder was 20 and living the American dream. He drove a fast 1967 427-435 Corvette convertible and was a regular at Connecting Highway and other local street-racing haunts. Looking like a cross between James Dean and The Fonz, he was, according to his friends, "the neighborhood babe magnet."
NY street racers, connecting Highway - The BangShift.com Forums
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Fountain Ave. in Brooklyn is where a lot of the racing took place after the cops got wind of 'connecting highway'. It got so bad on Sunday afternoons that there was a roach coach and ice cream truck... There was also Maurice Ave in Queens... 20th Ave, by the Postal Service in Queens... BTW, Francis Lewis was never about money racing...
Connecting Highway | Facebook
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all-roads-lead-to-connects the big track in new york street racers-this will blow your mind.
City of Memory » Connecting Highway
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Connecting Highway click title for interactive map 61st street, Jackson Heights, NY This was a stretch of city highway that connected Queens to brooklyn. But during the early 60's it was known by street racers as "the connecting". It was the scene for some of the best street racing in the city. It was a perfect spot akin to an arena.
NEW YORK STREET RACING 60'S & 70'S ~ story found
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/new-york-street-racing-60s-70s-story-found.185862/
The Connecting Highway. In New York in the '60s, this is where it was at in terms of big time street racing. The Connecting Highway is actually a short stretch of roadway that connects the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway to the Grand Central Parkway in Queens, New York. All the big money runs took place at the Connecting, as we called it.
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Drag Racing On "The Connect Hwy" 114 Pct 1970's - Thee RANT
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The hwy which you got onto from the e/b grand central after the Triboro Bridge was below grade, hundreds of people used to stand by the rail about 50 feet high and watch the drag racing on Fri & Sat nights. The 114 used to open the hydrants on the street and the water that flowed down to the hwy would end the racing.
Wild in the Streets | Hemmings
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The one on the left is advertising one that was set for the Connecting Highway, a really short section of expressway in Queens that ran between the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the Grand Central Parkway. Guys would say, 'You running the …
Late 60's/early 70's look - For A Bodies Only Mopar Forum
https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/late-60s-early-70s-look.45024/page-3
Connecting Highway was a section of the Brooklyn-Queens expressway that had the service road elevated above the highway, making for incredible street race spectating. Guys would trailer cars in back in it's prime. Now if you so much as double-park you have the Calvary coming in to escort you out.
NEW YORK STREET RACING 60'S & 70'S ~ story found | Page 4
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Oldham, wherever you are, great description of Connecting Highway. I raise a Coca-Cola in your honor. Someone else has probably already said this, but Seymour Balz was Phil Engeldrum. GREAT name though. falcongeorge, Dec 13, 2010 SHARE POST #105 Gman0046 Member from Possums Crotch, Kentucky
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