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  1. 06-16-2010, 01:06 PM #1
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    Vintage NASCAR ......

    When men raced in their underwear. This is Woody 'Woodpecker' Coleman who apparently always raced in shorts and usually no shirt
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    That's when real men raced... wing tips and see through socks !!
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    fat drivers and skinny tires,
    now it is the other way around
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    Gotta love that thick post war American metal...

    Heck I'm not that old and still remember my dad laying down the back seat and letting my brothers and I roll around on our way to the lake while my mom chain-smoked. We could even fall asleep as we rolled around in the back. Things have changed yes. For the better I'm not sure but they have changed.
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    Dude's wearing a polo cap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr9146 View Post
    Dude's wearing a polo cap.
    I bet that was impressive back then... "look at him honey he's a real race car driver. You can tell by the shoes, shorts and riding helmet" lol
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