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Met Terry Labonte back when you could walk up to the haulers along the chain link fence at Pocono.
I've been around racing all my life, and NASCAR racing was almost an afterthought - a novelty for us to attend. Frequented Flemington, Middletown and Nazareth.
Still prefer spending my money at dirt track events -- but still go to NASCAR races now and then.
These are the good ole' days for some of you. I remember my dad telling me stories about Langhorne. I was too young to remember, but am told I did go there as a kid.
In the late 70's/early '80s he'd talk about how much it's changed - not all for the better. I used to think "whatever dad, this is great".
Now I find myself talking about how much it's changed - and not all for the better.
If you appreciate NASCAR history - check this out.
These are the good ole' days for some of you. I remember my dad telling me stories about Langhorne. I was too young to remember, but am told I did go there as a kid.
In the late 70's/early '80s he'd talk about how much it's changed - not all for the better. I used to think "whatever dad, this is great".
Now I find myself talking about how much it's changed - and not all for the better.
If you appreciate NASCAR history - check this out.
And some guys think Earnhardt was the first real hard charger in NASCAR
Somehow I posted that in the wrong thread
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