THE PRIMARY PAGE FOR THUNDER ROAD INTERNATIONAL SPEEDBOWL
Barre, Vermont

           I am doing this page over [a huge task] for the many loyal people who love the track and its history from 1960 through 1987. The track ownership inform me that they don't see what this work has to do with Thunder Road. Go figure. 

           I take the track history up to around 1987. Due to the sheer size of the project, it can't go all on one page. Each page of the Thunder Road topic an be accessed below. This opening page is not on that directory. Considering all the shortcomings with the old Catamount pages, this will become the most comprehensive attempt at the history of Ken Squier's 50+ year efforts  in Vermont racing that I have attempted. There are a lot fewer late model photos at T Road than Catamount, so many of those shots will be from Catamount. But - except for the period 1960 to 1964 - it's all the same history.

     

    T Road Scenes      Coupe Action      B Class and Flying Tigers      Earlier Late Model Sportsman     Later Late Sportsman    Other Support Classes
                                8MM Freeze Frames From 1960's

           When young Vermont native Ken Squier served as announcer to a new race track in 1959, it would leave a tremendous impression on him. Northeastern Speedway, located in Lower Waterford, VT, had been created by various committees oi founders in a very systematic way. Squier was so taken with how the United Racing Club had improved the rough and often dangerous sport that
he eventually started his own track - not too far away in Barre.


Courtesy of Cho Lee
Northeastern Speedway , it its heyday.

        Squier would call this state of the art new facility Thunder Road International Speedbowl. At first, T Road cooperated with Northeastern, even using the United Racing Club as the sanctioning body; but, the more flashy and attractive track would eventually kill the smaller Northeastern.  The Barre oval was running the same kind of race car as was Northeastern -   powered by either flat head Ford motors or six cylinder GMC powerplants.

 
Courtesy of Paul Bellefeuille
A field of flathead and 6 cylinders roars off at Thunder Road.

        The track would operate this way, also using a late model "B Class" car until 1965, when [upon the creation of Catamount Stadium] Squier went with NASCAR. The flatheads were grandfathered for one season, but would be contending with the far more powerful overhead V-8 engines of NASCAR invaders from New York and Quebec. The flatheads would go, but the B Class would go
on to be called Flying Tigers and prosper.

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
B class cars race at T Road. Bothe Jerry Bigelow [2] and car 17 were Northeastern Speedway regulars.

        Thunder Road would forge along while Catamount, after a slow start, would become a focal point for some of the top modified and sportsman drivers in the northeast. When Squier made the decision to send the modifieds away in 1968 and begin to emphasize late models, Thunder Road would come more back into prominence again. The circuit would grow tremendously until Catamount closed in 1987, and Thunder Road would go back to carrying the banner alone.

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
A mixed heat of flatheads and overhead V-8's at Thunder Road - only in 1965.


From a 1961 Thunder Road Program
The Thunder Road ownership team.

               FLATHEADS ERA                

 

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Doug Farrow
Johnny Gammell,
St. Johnsbury, VT
 
Gordon Fitzgerald 32

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Rene Charland 
Agawam, Mass.
I
n Vt. running for NASCAR points in 1965 

Mark Austin Photo
Denny Dearborn,
Plymouth, NH
Future Jack Kochman Hell Driver 
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Ladabouche Photo
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McIver Photo
Roy "Pappy" Forsythe
Keene, NH

One of the George Barber team cars 

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Mike Cody,
Keene, NH

The Bud Messier 50 
served as a ride for several stars including Ernie Gahan, JP Cabana, and King Carpenter. 
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Courtesy of Cho Lee
Jack DuBrul
Shelburne, VT

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Photos from Cho Lee Collection
 
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Photo Courtesy of Neal Davis
Larry Davis,
Hartland, VT 
 
Photo Courtesy of Mark Austin
The Frozen Logger
Hank Montandon,

Waits River, VT
  
Lloyd Hutchins Jr 76
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Photo Courtesy of Cho Lee Collection
Dwayne Remick,
St. Johnsbury, VT
 

Photo Courtesy of Cho Lee Collection
Leon Hayford, Graniteville, VT
The REAL first 5A  
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Photo from Cho Lee Collection
Doug Ingerson,
 Littleton, NH
 

George Hay's 58 
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Photo Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
Larry Granger
The Libero Buzzi - wrenched 93 featured many successful drivers.
 

Photo Courtesy of Paul Zampieri
Norm Chaloux,
Barre, VT
 
Also drove the Couillard 75
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Photo from Cavalcade of Auto Racing
Ronnie Marvin
Bethlehem, NH
The Bethlehem Bombshell 

Photo Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
Ed Ryan,
Northfield, VT
  

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Perley Densmore
 

Courtesy of 176 Racing Site
Ron "Satch" Hunt,
Franconia, NH
 

Courtesy of 176 Racing Site
Russell Ingerson in,
Littleton, NH

Ed Pelletier's 51.
 

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Chester T. Wood,
Orange, VT

The Ultimate Shoestring
racer
.
 

Photo Courtesy of Mark Austin
Clint Gerard 
 

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Dale "Tubby" Hatch,
Groton, VT

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Grant Bashaw,
Barre, VT
The Ping Puentes Flying A
A 

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Bruce Pierson,
East Corinth, VT
 

Courtesy of Scott Haskell
Glenn Andrews, an
Oxford, ME
 
Began as Northeastern Speedway Champion first.

Norman McIver Photo
The unique Marty
Harty sedan,
Driven by such as
 Roger Lancey and Ernie Gahan .
 

 Photographer Unknown
Ray "Jr" Coffin
One of the drivers of the George Barber 46.
 
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
King Carpenter,
ARDC Star

Bud Messier 50

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Doug Ingerson,
Littleton, NH
One of four brothers who raced at T Road.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Ken Fenoff
St. Johnsbury, VT

Phil Badger's 99
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Harold Hanaford,
Plymouth, NH

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Freddie Mills,
Groveton, NH

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Pappy Forsyth victory lap.
George Barber's 46
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Johnny Gammell,
St. Johnsbury Ctr, VT

T Road win
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Joe Bijolie,

Started at Northeastern
and Webster Flats
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Leland Ingerson,
Littleton, NH

The Geo. Barber 47
             

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Mike Osborne of Bare VT with another Marty Harty car. The car number came from the price of  gas once at Ralph Atkins' gas station
in Troy, NH. Osborne would star in a few other cars as well, including a four digit car sponsored by a radio station.


Courtesy of Mark Austin

Mike Osborne
Barre, VT

Another 28 - not Harty's
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Mutt Dexter
Lisbon, NH

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Norm Chaloux,
Barre, VT
Couiilard's 75
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Rex Shattuck,
Colchester, VT

1950's Malletts Bay Star
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Roger Rouleau,
Williamstown,VT

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Ron Marvin,
Bethlehem, NH

The controversial Andy Cote 13 he used to finish in the top ten in NASCAR National Sportsman points in 1965.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Russell Ingerson,
Littleton, NH

The C.V. Elms E6

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Russell Ingerson,
Littleton, NH

The C.V. Elms C6

Courtesy of Mark Austin

Unidentified NH
car 21 wins one.

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Unidentified car 71
wins one. I don't
think this is Keith Ballard.

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Paul Martell
Plymouth, NH

Paul drove various
versions of 3J for owners including Andy Cote

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Same car; diff.
owner ?
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Denny Dearborn's battle flag flies as previous winner, under stormy skies.
T Road winners had this honor.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Sylvio Bilodeau,
Whitefield, NH

Started at Northeastern
and Webster Flats and
raced into the early 1980's.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Archie Blackadar hands off to Harold Hanaford
Car 30

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Archie Blackadar gets checkers back from
Ronnie Marvin

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Legendary car owner George Barber gets a trophy from one of the Cooley brothers, co - track owners with Squier.
Barber would go on to own his own track, Bear Ridge.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Bobby Waugh
T Road winner
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Tony Colicchio,
Barre, VT

T Road winner
with the Libero
Buzzi 93.

Courtesy of Mark Austin

Dale Gilbert,
Northfield, VT

T Road winner

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Dick Gammell,
St. Johnsbury, VT
 
Brother of the reknowned Johnny

Courtesy of Mark Austin,
Doug Ingerson,
No, Haverhill, NH

A rare nn - two tone lue George Hasy enty.r

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Dwayne Remick wins
another race at Barre.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Legendary car owner George Barber and his equally legendary driver Pappy Forsyth get trophies from the Wynn's representative.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
The car said "Pokey Pappy" but he was anything but. He retired
while on top.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Another Freddie Mills win.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
The pleasant Johnny Gammell was always a popular winner.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Harold Hanaford is congratulated by Bob Quinn. Note the iconic Hardwick ambulance in the background.


Courtesy of Mark Austin
Ken Fenoff,
St Johnsbury, VT
Phil Badger 99

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Leland Ingerson gets checkers from Archie Blackader after a win in the George Barber 47
team car.
Note the horrid railroad ties being used as an early retaining wall.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Pappy Forsyth returns the checkers to Archie. Looks like it rained there.
Note railroad ties being used as an early retaining wall. have been replaced by today's version - cement.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Libero Buzzi 93 crew gather up the remains after the car loses an axle.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
The Libero Buzzi team when Larry Granger [3rd from right] was driver. Libero is 2nd from right.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
The huge Ron "The Bethlehem Bombshell" Marvin accepts a trophy at T Road while Ken Squier interviews.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
 "The Yankee Flyer" Mike Osborne eyes a trophy at T Road while Ken Squier interviews.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Probably Norm Chaloux

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Rex Shattuck gets the checkers as Lee Ingerson heads for the pits.
It's a wonder Archie Blackadar ever wighted more than 100 lbs. All. you ever see him do in these shots is run.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Larry Granger victory
lap with Libero Buzzi's 93.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Another Roger Rouleau
win - this one with a slightly lowered body on the R4.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
An earlier Ronnie Marvin 13, lined up beside Ken Fenoff. That man could sure fill up a small coupe !

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Ron Marvin [2nd from left] with an early crew including future driver Tony Collicchio [far left].

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Marvin with another young driver whom I recognize, but cannot name.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Another shot of Russ Ingerson in he Chuck Elms E6 coupe. You see Russ better in this one,

 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Another victory for Plainfield, NH's Silvio Bilodeau. Sedans were not generally prevalent at early T Road.


Courtesy of Mark Austin
Crews check out the crash of 21 NH.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Cars 91 and 62 [maybe Wade Morse crash. The driver of 91 walks off in the background.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Freddie Mills [26] leans in to Tony Collicchio to figure out what happened.

Courtesy of Mark Austin

An earlier version of Paul Martell's 3J is hauled away.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
 Tony Collicchio wins one in the potent and controversial Andy Cote 0.

Courtesy of Northeastern Speedway Website

Jackie Coolbeth
St. Johnsbury, VT

Courtesy of Northeastern Speedway Website
George Whitney
Chuck Elms E6 coupe.

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Mike Osborne, Ron Marvin, and Johnny Gammell with the
pace car.
 
Gammell was a tall man, if that gives you an idea how large Marvin was and how small Osborne was.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Meriden Nelson,
Waitsfield, VT
Frankie Olden Car 70
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Dale "Tubby" Hatch

Groton, VT
Well - used Car ?
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Another Colicchio win.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
The driver of 62 walks away, disgusted. Might be Wayne Walker.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Jack Dubrul showing off his Permatex car for Daytona.

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Note the car 49 in the
background.


 
Courtesy of Norm Vadnais
Chet Parker
maybe

Same car, VT
 State Fair 1962
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Skip Easter

 
Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
Al Corey
Randolph VT
Original George Hay car.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Ray "Junior" Coffin,
George Barber 46
likley a 2nd version
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
 C'mon,Remick,
catch up !


 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Peter Bryant,
St. Johnsbury, VT

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Another look at Paul Martell
This car was likely a
team car to Harold Hanaford.
 
Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
A kid checks out the Pappy Forsyth car at Northfield.
George Barber 46
1st  version.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Ronnie Marvin,
13Jr version

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Leland Ingerson,
Jefferson, NH

George Barber 47

 
Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
Ed LaFrennieree,
Winooski, VT

 
 
Norman McIver Portrait
Courtesy of Cho Lee

Keith Ballard,
Hinesburg, VT

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Only decent shot of Keith Ballard's car I have.
It was also running dirt at Otter Creek Speedway, where he was track champ.


Courtesy of Cho Lee
A decidedly less decent shot of Keith Ballard's car I have.

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Three of the four Ingerson brothers. Don. the 4th, didn't race much.
     
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Dick LaFayette,
Barre,VT.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
The Frank Lackey 44
out of Northfield.
Driver ?
   


Bob Doyle Photo Courtesy of Cho Lee via the 176 Racing.com Site
Dozens of people scramble after one of the flat head coupes tumbles against the wall. Notable are the uniformed nurse
the track used to have, Archie Blackadar, Lee "Cookie" Delphia, and the poor driver. Almost all of the guys at those races
smoked; so, they'd return to their positions after a good run and try not to die, gasping for breath.

 

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Glen Gadapee,
St. Johnsbury, VT
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Johnny Gammell,
St. Johnsbury Ctr., VT

Car said to be owned by C.J. Richards. I dod know
Richards had tie - ins with Moto Ski.
 
Courtesy of Ken Paulsen
John Gammell with
car owner Phil Badger.

It was also run at
Northeastern.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Gammell with Car 32 owner Gordon Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald would go on to be an original partner in Catamount Stadium.
 
Courtesy of Ken Paulsen
John Gammell with
his 1961 ride.

It was also run at
Northeastern
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Jack Dubrul with a former Rex Shattuck car.
It was also running dirt at Otter Creek Speedway.

Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
Dale Gilbert gets a win.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
C
ar owner Libero Buzzi, and Bardahl rep Bob Doyle.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Chet "Chester T" Wood,
Orange, VT.

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee

Bucky Dragon [6] and Wayne Vincent.
Vincent would be critically injured at T Road later that season.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Tony Collicchio and Libero Buzzi.
With Gov. Stafford - one of the first Governor's Cups.
 
Courtesy of C.J. Richards
Buddy bardwell,
Gilsum, NH.

Buddy said he raced at T Road a few times.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Roy Forsyth 46; Lee Ingerson, 47
The dominant Barber team of early T Road days.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Junior Coffin with one odf the last Barber wins.

Courtesy of Dan Newhall
Meriden Nelson
Waitsfield, VT.

The David Newhall U2.

Courtesy of Mike Gilbert
Ray Stygles,
Fairlee, VT
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
The aftermath of the Ray Stygles tree crash.
 
Courtesy of Dick Bradley
Herb Corse [left] and Ray Stygles.

Courtesy of Cho Lee
 Ralph Stygles, who came in at the end of the T Road flat head era, with Bo
b Doyle, Bardahl rep and photographer.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
 Rene Charland, in the midst of his four national championships, won one of the first Governor's Cups. Here he is seen with Gov. Phil Hoff.

Courtesy of Bob Bigelow
 
Jerry Bigelow,
Lyndonville, VT
May not be the car he used a T Road.
 
Courtesy of Biggie Bigelow
 
Gammell with a car sometimes run by Fred Pelloquin.

Courtesy of Northeastern Speedway Website
 Pete Racine
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Car 2+1 was driven
by Clarence Rock,
Dick Hawkins,
and Bob Bushey.
 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
 Ollie Wescott,
Malletts Bay, VT

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Bill Nelson,
Waitsfield, VT
 

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Larry Granger,
Northfield, VT
Bud Messier's 50
 
Courtesy of George Hill
Tony Colicchio takes a win with the controversial Andy Cote 0. That is Cote thrird from right with the trophy.

 
Courtesy of Cho Lee
The always - moving Archie Blackadar gets the checkers back from Mike Osborne.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Bobby Hood
 

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Bobby Waugh,
St, Johnsbury, VT
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
A win for Norm Chaloux
in an older 12.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Chester T Wood runs to check on another driver.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Roy "Pappy" Forsyth
gets yet another trophy
from Ken Sq
uier.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Unidentified Car D1.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Mike Osborne,
"The Yankee Flyer",
Barre, VT
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Nick Tigenson
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Flat head lineup with
91 Gammell and 16
Glenn Andrews.
 
Courtesy of Mark Austin
Northeastern action with cars that starred at T Road, too. Marvin is in trouble,in front of Denny Dearborn.

Courtesy of George Hill
Paul Martell [ctr] and Ray Stygles [rt] with an unidentified 3rd driver.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Everyone's in one Ronnie Marvin's car [including Tony Colicchio] except for Ronnie.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Onlookers gawk at the often - wrecked 21NH and possibly car 91.

Courtesy  of George Hill Tony Colicchio,
Barre, VT

Andy Cote's 0

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Fred Peloquin.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Bob Perry,
Barre, VT

Courtesy of Mark Austin
An amazed Gov. F. Ray Keyser looks over the wrecked 75 of Norm Chaloux.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Dale Gilbert pits, as we see the old snack bar and bleachers.

Courtesy of Mark Austin
Emilio Girelli,
Barre, VT

Courtesy of Mark Austin
George Whitney.
               1965: A Transition Year                
 


Photo  Courtesy of Jason Lahue
 This shot kind of says it all about 1965. 1961 NASCAR National Sportsman Co-Champion Dick Nephew with the newly -
arrived NASCAR overhead V-8 sportsman - and Paul Martell with the Old Guard flat head car from United Racing Club days.

 



Courtesy of M.P. Roy
Andre Manny,
Laval des Rapides, QU.
Manny won the Catamount title in '65 and - once he mastered the tricky T Road, he did well there, too.
FINISHED 13TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS
o
Courtesy of Ken Paulsen

Harold Hanaford nips Rene Charland.
H.H. FINISHED 1ST IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS


Courtesy of Cho Lee
Russell Ingerson,
Littleton
, NH
FINISHED 3RD IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Jean - Paul Cabana
Beloeil, QU

Won Catamount's 1st race, and also excelled at T Road.
FINISHED 12TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Doug Ingerson
No. Haverhill, NH

George Hhay team car to Charland.
FINISHED 2ND IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Dick Nephew,
Mooers Forks, NY
FINISHED 17TH IN 1965 
T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Bob Karvonen,
Wichendon, MA
The
Sulo Karvonen 99
FINISHED 15TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Bob Mackey Photo
Courtesy of John Rock

Ernie Reid,
Massena, NY

Harold Healey's 70
FINISHED 19TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Tony Collicchio,
Barre, VT
FINISHED 9TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS
CONTROVERSIAL ANDY COTE TEAM

Norman McIver Portrait
Courtesy of Cho Lee

Mike Osborne
Washington, VT
FINISHED 10TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Ronnie Marvin
Bethelehem, NH
FINISHED 4TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS
Finished 8th in NASCAR National Sportsman Points with a flathead.
PART OF THE CONTROVERSIAL ANDY COTE TEAM

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Paul Martell
Plymouth
, NH
FINISHED 5TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS
CONTROVERSIAL ANDY COTE TEAM

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Marcel Godard,
Montreal, QU.
FINISHED 20TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Lee Carpenter,
Colchester Ctr., VT

FINISHED 18TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Jim Thomas,
Plymouth, NH
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20  IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS
I have no photo of his
1965 entry.

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Chet Woods,
Orange, VT
FINISHED 7TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Bob Mackey photo
Courtesy of Mike Watts, Sr

Frank Provost,
Cadyville, NY
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20  IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Merlin Bean was one of the first locals to comnvert to the overhead
V8 sportsman.
Dick Blake's 2.
FINISHED 6TH IN
1965 T ROAD POINTS

Bob Mackey Photo
Courtesy of John Rock

Bob Bruno,
Schuyler Falls, NY

Vic Wolfe's 66
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Ladabouche Collection
Paul Hamel,
Montreal, QU

Cabana's 2nd car
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Norman McIver Portrait
Courtesy of Cho Lee

Don Ingerson
No. Haverhill NH
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20  IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Dale 'Tubby" Hatch,
Groton, VT
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Cyr Family Photo
Bucky Dragon,
Ripton, VT
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS
Shown here is Lee Cyr, father of the car owner, Norm Cyr.

Courtesy of George Hill

Emilio Girelli,
Barre, VT
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Bob Mackey Photo
Courtesy of John Rock

Bernie Griffith,
Morrisonville,NY
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Cho Lee
Johnny Gammell,
Passumsic, VT
FINISHED 8TH IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Bob Mackey Photo
Courtesy of John Rock

Mack Miller,
Ellenburg Depot, NY
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Bob Mackey Photo
Courtesy of Cho Lee

Harry Provost,
Cadyville, NY
FINISHED OUTSIDE TOP 20 IN 1965 T ROAD POINTSS

Courtesy of Cho Lee

Charlie Trombley,
Mooers Forks, NY

Bob Mackey Photo
Courtesy of John Rock

Harold Ormsby,
Schuyler Falls, NY

His kids came prepared to cheer for dad.

Courtesy of Ken Paulsen
via Cho Lee

Rene Charland,
Agawam, MA
FINISHED 16TH IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy of Denzil Rice
Butch Bixby
Wells River, VT
FINISHED 14TH IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS

Courtesy  of
Roger Rouleau,
Williamstwown, VT
FINISHED 11TH IN 1965 T ROAD POINTS
   
             

 

v
Courtesy of Cho Lee
Help arrives at the serious Ray Stygles crash off turn four. Ray hurt an arm badly; but this was not his  worse crash.
After this one, however, he was convinced he'd had enough of racing, as had owner Georgfe Hay. The track finally
got rid of those damned  trees, too.


Courtesy of Cho Lee
Ernie Reid takes a heat win in Harold Healey's 70, a former Bob Bruno 66. 

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