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8 MM STILLS

All Courtesy of Gerard Major, via the Roger LaBreche Family

I Still Have Many More Photos ... I Just Need A Break !


Cars, including a
strange, bob-tailed
entry, line up on
the track.
 

 The well-known car
23Jr. at speed. Could
be Rejean Field.

A big driver, with
the car "Adios".
No other info.

A dramatic photo of
a Bouvrette car, in mid
roll, on backstretch.

Help arrives at the
backstretch wreck.
 

More Help arrives at the
backstretch wreck.
 

Ambulance leaves with
the driver from the
backstretch roll.

The track car clears
the way for the ambulance
to leave through the pits.
 

The man in the glasses
is shown often in the
8MM film. Must be "Mr
Big".
 

The notableBeliveau
B45Jr., on the track.

The Beliveaus work
on one of theB45 cars.

An unmarked black
& yellow coupe, lined
up on the track.

 

Giles Brochu, in
Victory Lane. He
was one of the
earliest Quebec
drivers.|
 

Giles Brochu, in
Victory Lane again.

Giles Brochu, exiting
the car in Victory Lane.

Car 2, in the Bouvrette
pits. They just dropped
the whole front end
on the ground.

Car 2, with Stars adorning the sides, on the Bouvrette track.

Car 80, in the Bouvrette
pits. 

Roger LaBreche, Jr.
says this is probably
him, at Bouvrette, with
dad's car in 1956.
 
|
Roger LaBreche, Sr.
on the track during
introductions.

Roger LaBreche, Sr.
lined up behind an odd
pickup truck stock "car".

Roger LaBreche, Jr.
told me who this was.
I simply cannot remember.

A driver waits
on the track during
introductions. Note
the opening door.
 

Cars 2 and 4
on the track during
introductions.

Same two cars
on the track during
introductions.

Cars head out of the
pits, onto the track before
introductions.

The cars in the first
part of the lineup, right
behind Bouvrette's horse
starting truck.
 

Coming down the
front straightaway,
right at you.

Crewman confer around
the very fast sedan #3.
The Gaylord Rowe #T800
of Dick Goodelle is in
the background.
 

The #3 coupe,
seen during introductions,
was a fast entry.

Two more coupes,
during introductions.
The lefthand car looks
like a Connecticut cutdown.

Coupe #17, on the
track for introductions.

The driver car of 80
patiently waits out
introductions on the
roof.

The driver of #397
is a prominent, one
according to the
LaBreches. I wish
I knew his name.

A car with a prominent
ad, done professionally.

The LaBreche 100,
in front of possibly
Vermonter, Jackie
Peterson and a car
99 that could also be
a LaBreche entry.
 

The driver of X4 and
an official confer during
the introductions.
 

The X-31 entry
waits for introductions
to end.

An enthusiastic crowd
along the front
straightaway fence.

Two well - dressed
dignitaries wait for
the program to begin.

More dignitaries
including Mr. Big.

A driver gets out of
his rolled car while
he is still unharmed.

A very fast sedan on
the track before the
green flag is dropped.
 

A very similar angle on
that same car in the pits.

An exceptionally fast
sedan #3, before it
was lettered.

The exceptionally fast
sedan #3, a week or so later,
after it was lettered.

The sedan #3, a week
or so later, in the pits.
The Rowe cars are
in the background.

 

The exceptionally fast
two tone coupe, going
out for a race. Nothing - not even the #3 sedan - could outrun
this coupe.
 

Another field coming
at you. The Rowe team cars
from Ellenburg Depot, NY
are on the inside, and
Jackie Peterson is in
the rear.

The field is flying by.
The black and white
car may be Jackie P.

Unbelievably, Bouvrette
started its races with
a horse gate. That is the
jeep in the midst of the
pack at the start.

Of the flaggers,
at work - right on
the track.
       


The last photo on the 8 MM film.

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