This just gets more exciting as each day passes. Can't wait to see the finished machine.35-77 ADAMSON wrote:72 car dad drove
1972 Hamilton car
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Re: 1972 Hamilton car
NICE!
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Lincoln = 1845 ft. = .35 mile T3=124 MPH
Eldora = 2287 ft. = .43 mile T3=135 MPH
Port = 2716 ft. = .51 mile T3=TBD
Grove = 2792 ft. = .53 mile T3=135 MPH
Selinsgrove = 2847 ft. = .54 mile T1=136 MPH
2015: 43 Races
Grove: 17 / Lincoln: 13 / Port: 4 / Susky: 5 / Path Valley: 2 / Trailway: 1 /. ISMA @ Waterford New London: 1
Lincoln = 1845 ft. = .35 mile T3=124 MPH
Eldora = 2287 ft. = .43 mile T3=135 MPH
Port = 2716 ft. = .51 mile T3=TBD
Grove = 2792 ft. = .53 mile T3=135 MPH
Selinsgrove = 2847 ft. = .54 mile T1=136 MPH
2015: 43 Races
Grove: 17 / Lincoln: 13 / Port: 4 / Susky: 5 / Path Valley: 2 / Trailway: 1 /. ISMA @ Waterford New London: 1
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I can't wait to see the finished product! Thanks for sharing! 
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What a special build. Love this thread, keep us posted with all the progress
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BigRightRear
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Brett, I spoke to your brother Kevin today...please tell us you will have a commemorative Adamson
Shirt for sale when you show the car!
Shirt for sale when you show the car!
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Lincoln = 1845 ft. = .35 mile T3=124 MPH
Eldora = 2287 ft. = .43 mile T3=135 MPH
Port = 2716 ft. = .51 mile T3=TBD
Grove = 2792 ft. = .53 mile T3=135 MPH
Selinsgrove = 2847 ft. = .54 mile T1=136 MPH
2015: 43 Races
Grove: 17 / Lincoln: 13 / Port: 4 / Susky: 5 / Path Valley: 2 / Trailway: 1 /. ISMA @ Waterford New London: 1
Lincoln = 1845 ft. = .35 mile T3=124 MPH
Eldora = 2287 ft. = .43 mile T3=135 MPH
Port = 2716 ft. = .51 mile T3=TBD
Grove = 2792 ft. = .53 mile T3=135 MPH
Selinsgrove = 2847 ft. = .54 mile T1=136 MPH
2015: 43 Races
Grove: 17 / Lincoln: 13 / Port: 4 / Susky: 5 / Path Valley: 2 / Trailway: 1 /. ISMA @ Waterford New London: 1
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baldtireman
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Re: 1972 Hamilton car
Brett.... You might pass alont to your dad that a McMillin Engineering #5,owned by Jim McMillin,jr,From Wampum,Pa.,won the feature@ Lernerville last friday....Car was shoed by Mike Lutz, 
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and now we get a video,hats off,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 
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Re: 1972 Hamilton car
Great video... can't wait for the finished product!
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Brett
This car will now have another special meaning. Everytime I see it I will remember the nite I got introduced to you and your brother.
Friday 8/2/13 at Williamsgrove we were introduced to each other my a mutual friend. RIP Kramer
Tom (30x90 Orange 72)
This car will now have another special meaning. Everytime I see it I will remember the nite I got introduced to you and your brother.
Friday 8/2/13 at Williamsgrove we were introduced to each other my a mutual friend. RIP Kramer
Tom (30x90 Orange 72)
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Re: 1972 Hamilton car
wow awesome pic. 1972 I was only 2yrs old, love to see those old pictures so thanks for posting, and thanks to all the photographers that take the time and effort to post them on here. I have a question about the picture. That Fuel cell is huge, what size where they back then? and did they have longer races back then ?(more the 50laps races). Thanks for the help and answer to my question.
Jeff
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Sprint Car Restoration - I owe so much to Marlin Heller, Lynn Paxton, and Jim Strausbaugh. I want to thank EMMR Museum for their amazing photo gallery. I am so glad I had the opportunity to see my Dad win so many races within such a short period of time in Central, PA. Words cannot describe how I'm going to feel when the car starts with my Dad sitting in the seat at Williamsgrove/Selinsgrove. The previous video attached is not complete or in order and will be edited when the car is fininshed. My brother and I want to restore the #35 Hawthorne Special from 1967-68. Thank you to everyone who has been involved and those who have been following my posts. I owe all of my mechanical abilities and knowledge to my father. He and I talk frequently about the car.
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