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28/09/2026 2:42 pm
I attended the Ironstone Vineyards Concours this last weekend. This has been held in Murphys Cal. for the last 30 years. It usually draws about 300 cars so there is quite a variety cars. On thing they have every year is a dirt track exhibition race for the old timers. It is nice to see some of these old racers at speed. There was a car that was raced in Indianapolis and a couple that had won the Pikes Peak among others. Several Nationals, a Buick, a Model T speedster and others. There was about 10 or 12 cars in the race. The last photo is of a 1910 Glide, beautiful car that was a fresh restoration and first in its class.
This topic was modified 3 weeks ago 2 times by Curtis Parisi
28/09/2026 3:17 pm
What fun! Vintage racing is a really terrific and interesting way to spend a weekend. GREAT photos - Thanks!!
28/09/2026 6:58 pm
Nice pictures. Always liked vintage car races. Thanks for sharing.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
28/09/2026 8:59 pm
Fantastic - what great VINTAGE fun! Thanks for sharing. 😉 😉
29/09/2026 3:29 am
love old vintage racers, what a sight, and sound I'd imagine Curtis, thanks, great pics
29/09/2026 7:50 am
Something different and interesting. Nice to see these old girls at play. Thanks Curtis.
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12/10/2026 9:44 am
Thanks for the post Curtis. In 2021 I saw a bunch of pre-WW1 cars at speed in Chattanooga. Marques included E-M-F, Lozier, Packard, Nyberg, National, Hudson, and a Marmon Wasp replica built by Corky Coker (Coker Tires makes vintage rubber for all the old classics).
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