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Society of Land Speed Racing Historians - Kustomrama
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Another goal is to encourage historians, photographers and others to publish their books and photographs. The Society of Land Speed Racing Historians sends a weekly newsletter. The first newsletter was sent October 18, 2007. At the time the society consisted of 7 members. Jim Miller was the temporary chairman at the time. External Links
Hotrod Hotline ~ Society Of Landspeed Racing Historians …
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the purpose of this historical group is to preserve the history and heritage of landspeed and dry lakes racing, to promote the hot rodding culture, to work towards a permanent repository where artifacts can be safely kept and restored for future generations and to encourage historians, photographers and others to publish their books and …
SOCIETY OF LAND SPEED RACING HISTORIANS
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SOCIETY OF LAND SPEED RACING HISTORIANS. NEWSLETTER 103 - March 18, 2009. Editor: Richard Parks [email protected]. President's Corner: By Jim Miller (1-818-846-5139) Click On All Images For Larger View. Some Names To Look For In This Newsletter:
SOCIETY OF LAND SPEED RACING HISTORIANS
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The Society of Land Speed Racing Historians is closely based on their design. For our members who are interested in more than just land speed racing, early drag racing and the hot rod culture, I would suggest that you look into becoming a member of the SAH. Their resources and the members themselves will greatly enhance your searches into our ...
SOCIETY OF LAND SPEED RACING HISTORIANS
https://www.hotrodhotline.com/feature/heroes/landspeedracing/2009/09newsletter122/
Michael: The Society of Land Speed Racing Historians is not rigid, but very flexible and reports on subjects that touch upon the main interests of hot rodding, early drag racing and all land speed racing. We will be glad to mention it for you.----- I am looking for the following items for my Hall of Fame Museum, which will open late this year ...
Society Of Landspeed Racing Historians Newsletter 116 - Hotrod …
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The SoCal Chapter of the Society of Automotive Historians presents: 27th Literature Faire and Exchange, Sunday June 28, 2009 8AM - 3PM, at the NHRA Wally Parks Motorsports Museum, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Ave, Gate #1, Pomona. There is free admission and parking for spectators and buyers.
Society Of Landspeed Racing Historians Newsletter 107
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They were going to be joining Captain Malcolm Campbell, Ray Keech and Frank Lockhart in February, 1928, at Daytona Beach. On the 19th Campbell set a new World speed record at 206 mph, Keech was too slow and Lockhart had his first crash. Meanwhile Shaw ran his car and it caught fire so he drove it into the ocean to put it out.
Society of Land Speed Racing Historians
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The Society of Land Speed Racing Historians was formed to, “preserve the history and heritage of land speed and dry lakes racing, to promote the hot rodding culture and to work towards a permanent repository where artifacts can be safely kept and restored for future generations. Encourage historians, photographers and
Society of Land Speed Racing Historians with (Mike Cook)
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Society Of Land speed Racing Historians http://www.hotrodhotline.com/feature/heroes/landspeedracing/2008/08newsletter77/ I found this with Mike Cook I always admired him with his Tbird LSR effort me being with the Tbird all my life. Its an older article but still worth the time to read and enjoy the pictures
Society of Land Racing Historians
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