When I met Jim he was always spending his free time working on his drag car.

We eventually ended up rebuilding the engine in my '65 Chevy Chevelle. So I always tell people, "I had to marry him to pay off the debt!" I will have to dig out pictures of our old cars.
Another fun story - I was taking business courses at OCS when we rebuilt the engine. One of my teachers, Mr. Stahl didn't believe me when I told him I was up late working on the engine of my car and asked to see my hands. He shuddered when he saw them and said something to the effect, "You better get those fingernails clean before going on a job interview. No one wants a secretary with THOSE!" lol


There were a few changes at the old raceway since we were their in the 70's. One was these cute little mini cars for what looked like a go-kart track.

You would think they would update things a bit...but not sure how many racers there are any more. Who out there remembers Lebanon Valley Speedway?