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John Bisci
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Car & Track TV show: 1974 Dogwood 500
The syndicated Car & Track TV show and its host, Bud Lindemann brought a lot of auto racing to our homes during an era when few motorsports events were broadcast. Even the Indianapolis 500 and Daytona 500 were tape-delayed. Thanks to Bud for bringing our unsung heroes to the little screen.
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Lancaster Speedway 1970 season highlights film and extra, unused footage -- PART 3
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In 1970, Lancaster Speedway (Buffalo, NY) promoter Ed Serwacki hired camera men from WKBW-TV Ch. 7 to film (on 16mm) special events at the track. The films were then edited to a 42-minute season highlights show, narrated by broadcasting icon Irv Weinstein. This is the show, followed by unused footage. Ed loaned his 16mm films to me in 1990 and I transferred them to VHS and later to DVD.
Lancaster Speedway 1970 season highlights film and extra, unused footage -- PART 2
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In 1970, Lancaster Speedway (Buffalo, NY) promoter Ed Serwacki hired camera men from WKBW-TV Ch. 7 to film (on 16mm) special events at the track. The films were then edited to a 42-minute season highlights show, narrated by broadcasting icon Irv Weinstein. This is the show, followed by unused footage. Ed lent his 16mm films to me in 1990 and I transferred them to VHS and later to DVD.
Lancaster Speedway 1970 season highlights film and extra, unused footage
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In 1970, Lancaster Speedway (Buffalo, NY) promoter Ed Serwacki hired camera men from WKBW-TV Ch. 7 to film (on 16mm) special events at the track. The films were then edited to a 42-minute season highlights show, narrated by broadcasting icon Irv Weinstein. Ed again hired the camera men for the 1971 season but decided to sell the track so the 1971 highlights film never was made. Ed lent me his 1...
Lancaster Speedway 1970-1971 footage taken by Ch. 7 cameramen for Ed Serwacki
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In 1970, Lancaster Speedway (Buffalo, NY) promoter Ed Serwacki hired camera men from WKBW-TV Ch. 7 to film (on 16mm) special events at the track. The films were then edited to A 42-minute season highlights show, narrated by broadcasting icon Irv Weinstein. Ed again hired the camera men for the 1971 season but decided to sell the track so the 1971 highlights film never was made. Ed lent me his 1...
1950s STOCK CAR RACING AT BUFFALO, NY, CIVIC STADIUM (a.k.a. War Memorial Stadium)
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I POSTED THIS HOME 8MM FILM TO TH-cam YEARS AGO THEN IT DISAPPEARED AND NOW SOMEONE ELSE HAS IT POSTED ON THEIR CHANNEL. Descripton: 1950s stock car racing on the quarter-mile track at Buffalo's Civic Stadium. The final season for racing was 1959 (Bill Torrisi won the final event). The City of Buffalo tore down Offerman Stadium and moved the Buffalo Bisons to Civic and the track was removed to ...
1967 Lancaster Speedway pre-season practice day
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Lancaster Speedway near Buffalo, N.Y. Lancaster opened each season in April, almost a full month before other local tracks. This was shot on 8mm home movie film in April, 1967, one week before the season opened. The track held open practice and the cars were pitted in the infield due to wet grounds in the pits. The promoters were pushing for more modern Modifed bodies to rid them of their "jalo...
Are we sure that this is Lanecaster NY it does not look like it to me
It's Lancaster. Why does it not look like Lanaster to you?
Holland speedway the early years Holland speedway the early years
Lancaster, not Holland
no, not Holland
Oh my gosh ... Hurtubise Tire Sales ... I grew up in North Amherst and remember Jimmy with his front engine racer at the Indy 500 every year.
Quite a piece of History here.
My late father James Wetzler Sr. who was late model Champion 1969 is also in this flick at 7m 16s. So cool to see this!
I think the dark demo derby footage is from the Erie County Fair. I bought this reel of 8mm film from an eBay seller in Arizona. When I transferred it to VHS (and then again to DVD), I asked him if he wanted a copy -- if anyone he knew was on the film. He just said, "No, I purchased a bushel of 8mm films at a garage sale and this was in there!" No idea how it got to Arizona or who shot it.
Oops...Gagliardi is in a Mustang, not a Corvair.