Craigs Motorsports. Jeff,
another show in the books.
Here's what went on: John
and Barb Clark had the 10
and 3x, John McColough
brought both 41's, Ray Hedger
had his sst mod, Roxanne and
I had the 77 and 19, Frank
and Mike Mathalia had their
31 Ford tudor and 51 Ford f-1
rat rods, Ernie Snyder had his
street legal Pennsoil outlaw
sprint car, Rome Sports
museum had Richie Evans
pinto there, Willy Seamon had
his t bucket, Paul Kinney had
his dirt mod, there was a nice
32 coupe and a Dj, door
prizes, 50-50. free soda and
hot dogs. Me and Larry
Sarandrea, a Evans crew
member, show off our jackets,
there's a group shot in front of
the store its Frank Mathalia,
Willy Seamon, Wild Bill Henry,
Ray Hedger and Bernie Miller.
Well Jeff condense this mess
down and do what you do best
your the writer. Alan Weaver
Actually Alan - you did a
great job of writing this up so
I'm not editing anything,
thanks and I'm glad everyone
had a good time - Jeff.
another show in the books.
Here's what went on: John
and Barb Clark had the 10
and 3x, John McColough
brought both 41's, Ray Hedger
had his sst mod, Roxanne and
I had the 77 and 19, Frank
and Mike Mathalia had their
31 Ford tudor and 51 Ford f-1
rat rods, Ernie Snyder had his
street legal Pennsoil outlaw
sprint car, Rome Sports
museum had Richie Evans
pinto there, Willy Seamon had
his t bucket, Paul Kinney had
his dirt mod, there was a nice
32 coupe and a Dj, door
prizes, 50-50. free soda and
hot dogs. Me and Larry
Sarandrea, a Evans crew
member, show off our jackets,
there's a group shot in front of
the store its Frank Mathalia,
Willy Seamon, Wild Bill Henry,
Ray Hedger and Bernie Miller.
Well Jeff condense this mess
down and do what you do best
your the writer. Alan Weaver
Actually Alan - you did a
great job of writing this up so
I'm not editing anything,
thanks and I'm glad everyone
had a good time - Jeff.
Thanks to Alan Weaver for
the Report and Pictures.
the Report and Pictures.
| Little York 2009 Report & Photos submitted by Jim Chase. |
Little York. It was a crisp and foggy morning as I looked out the window and wondered if I
needed to find my windshield scraper. With a kiss ga-bye to the wife and a good cup o' joe in my
hand, I was on my way and boy was it a heavy dew..... my feet were soaked before I even hit the
end of the driveway ! As I headed up Rte 281 I was realizing this is the end of summer..where
did it go? As I pulled through Homer I noticed some fellow car cruisers at the local
eateries..uummm... do I have time for a bite ...naaw...Keep on truckin'- I'll live to eat another day.
I'll be there in about 8 minutes or so..don't want to wait in line to sign in. As I drop off my
registration Jim Florance is already checked in and informs me that he's over in the car corral
with the Earndhart S/S monte Carlo for sale...I'll stop by later to shoot the breeze. By 10o'clock
the place is rockin -400 cars signed in already and it's cleared up nicely,best day of the summer I
bet. It looks like the racing brotherhood is well represented in the show- the pics are proof..After
some picture taking I check out the local flea market and spot some 59AB heads for a 42-48 ford-
I make a call to inform some interested parties of my find - no answer maybe they'll call me back-
That's one thing I like about our club -we're always trying to help each other out ! John Mason
has pulled in and we set up our displays. a lot of interest-needless to say John has won the Best
of the Worst award in my book !!! Well I believe that God has blessed us this day and was smiling
through the event. With that being said, it was a great time- plan on coming next year it is a
great show put on by the Cortland Antique Auto Club. 650 cars had made their show -pretty
impressive I'd say.
Now -I'm done and let the pictures tell the rest !
Jim Chase
Nice job Jim - thanks! You're guys are hired!
needed to find my windshield scraper. With a kiss ga-bye to the wife and a good cup o' joe in my
hand, I was on my way and boy was it a heavy dew..... my feet were soaked before I even hit the
end of the driveway ! As I headed up Rte 281 I was realizing this is the end of summer..where
did it go? As I pulled through Homer I noticed some fellow car cruisers at the local
eateries..uummm... do I have time for a bite ...naaw...Keep on truckin'- I'll live to eat another day.
I'll be there in about 8 minutes or so..don't want to wait in line to sign in. As I drop off my
registration Jim Florance is already checked in and informs me that he's over in the car corral
with the Earndhart S/S monte Carlo for sale...I'll stop by later to shoot the breeze. By 10o'clock
the place is rockin -400 cars signed in already and it's cleared up nicely,best day of the summer I
bet. It looks like the racing brotherhood is well represented in the show- the pics are proof..After
some picture taking I check out the local flea market and spot some 59AB heads for a 42-48 ford-
I make a call to inform some interested parties of my find - no answer maybe they'll call me back-
That's one thing I like about our club -we're always trying to help each other out ! John Mason
has pulled in and we set up our displays. a lot of interest-needless to say John has won the Best
of the Worst award in my book !!! Well I believe that God has blessed us this day and was smiling
through the event. With that being said, it was a great time- plan on coming next year it is a
great show put on by the Cortland Antique Auto Club. 650 cars had made their show -pretty
impressive I'd say.
Now -I'm done and let the pictures tell the rest !
Jim Chase
Nice job Jim - thanks! You're guys are hired!