SENECA FALLS SPEEDWAY : A ROADSTER TRACK

Courtesy of David Delange
A car serves as probably one of the few publicity mechanisms available to the track.


Courtesy of David Delange
Somebody's 1940 Ford bears one of those
1950's wire - on bumper signs for the track.
 

Courtesy of David Delange
Preparing the winning car for the big race.
This may be A young Ken Meahl, from Lockport, NY.

Courtesy of David Delange
Lining the field up on the front stretch.

Courtesy of David Delange
This photo, taken over the starter's flag stand,
shows the field getting the green.
 

Courtesy of David Delange
A curious crowd mills around the winning
roadster entry. One other shot showed a young
man staring at the dust - covered winner like
he had seen some sort of alien.

Courtesy of David Delange
The curious spectator doesn't seem to dare get near
the daring young winner, who has the word "Lockport"
on his back. It is likely a young Ken Meahl.


Courtesy of Half Fast Video
This is likely the site of the old Seneca Falls Speedway, as seen in the 1990's.

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Courtesy of Dan Ody
Dust proof ? My foot !

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