STOCK CAR RACING 1975 NOV - SPRUELL, R. PETTY, MYRTLE

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   TURN IT WEST AND NAIL IT! - William Jeanes takes passengers aboard the Bolus & Snopes welcome wagon on a tour of America at speed.

2)   THE HARRIS RACING COMPLEX - Gene Granger visits and revisits the scene of many a racing hero's formative years on the short ovals.

3)   MYRTlE BEACH - Dave Gerrity reminds one and all that a track doesn't have to be big or pay huge purses to have unforgettable stock car racing.

4)   CALE AT BELTSVILLE - Cale Yarborough shows how even the best of intentions sometimes get a little bit screwed up.

5)   DALMATA MODIFIEDS - Dr. Dick Berggren shows how if one spick & span modified is good, three of a kind can be three times better.

6)   PROJECT SPORTSMAN - Larry Schreib continues the definitive series on building a NASCAR sportsman car, this installment getting into suspension.

7)   THE TAPE OF THE MONTH CLUB - Dr. Dick Berggren reviews the Wisdom Recordings tapes on auto racing and finds them filled with wisdom.

8)   THE FIRE FIRST TIME - Bob Myers reports from the Firecracker 400, where Richard Petty knocks down one more world he had yet to conquer.

9)   SUPERIFIC MEMORIAL DAY - Richard Nesbett again covers the Ohio State 500, a series of races that leaves the winner know he's really earned it.

10)   THE WET WAITS - Gene Granger sits in the rain at Michigan and waits and waits and waits and when the waiting ends Pearson again owns the place.

11)   THE DUEL AT LOUISVILLE - Bill Steel reports on a classic duel between short-track hotshots Charlie Glotzbach and Bobby Allison.

12)   DAY OF THE GODS - Dr. Dick Berggren travels to Maine to see the gathering of the gods of the sportsman tracks.

13)   JOHN ANDERSON - Jerry Spruell captures a short-tracker from the Midwest who doesn't mind the adulation of the fans one little bit.

14)   STEW REAMER - Al Stilley reports on a guy who bears some listening to if you happen to own a track, promote a track or attend a track's activities.

15)   BOB SWEIGART - John Addyman captures an unpretentious racer on his way to bigger and more competitive things.

Plus other hot racing items.