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Topic: Supermodified Persuasion- OkC, and NOW TULSA!
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November 18, 2011 at
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December 03, 2011 at
07:38:15 PM by brian26
I've gone back to continuing the "Heroes of the Supermodified Persuaion" effort. I'm looking at making the first 20 minute video as an introduction to what opens to a series of vids covering each of the sister tracks, NCRA influenced , mainly in the 1970's--but I'm thinking I need to expound more on the 60's now.
Anyway, here's OkC and OkC related. Yes I had to 'borrow' pics from everybody. There was so much, I had to cut quite a few out but I left the most impressive I've seen in. And a few 'thank you' shots too.
To Mayor Mick Cornett- No Christmas card from me this year either, so don't bother to even look.
First song is "Once Upon a Time In The West"
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November 18, 2011 at
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I loved it, I think the pictures changed too fast.There is a site called dirtdogtv.com ,Under the 1970 videos there is one from OKC, looked a lot like the end of yours. Thanks for the memories, really cool.
Ted Sanderson
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November 18, 2011 at
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I agree with Ted, need to slow the pictures changes down if you can....but very well done. Got me a little misty eyed.
Mike Howard
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November 18, 2011 at
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WOW the Schippert 04 and 4 on video. Roger Thompson and Grady Wade. Probably the year Grady took all the money back to Kansas,
Warren Vincent
Cans 4 Kansas Heroes
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November 20, 2011 at
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Posted By: tls11 on November 18 2011 at 12:58:22 PM
I loved it, I think the pictures changed too fast.There is a site called dirtdogtv.com ,Under the 1970 videos there is one from OKC, looked a lot like the end of yours. Thanks for the memories, really cool.
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Yeah they put some of our stuff up on there, they have a lot of reach. They offered to pay for the use, but it might have ended up being 50 cents.
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November 20, 2011 at
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Great video. Saw my dads 33 and 68 cars a couple of times. I even make an appearance standing behind my dads car.
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November 23, 2011 at
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Gotta love it, flat bed trailers, stationwagons with fake wood trim, pickups with camper shells towing a super on an open trailer. Good stuff.
Ray Evernham has been working with Humpy Wheeler promoting a series that is pretty much Legends Cars but with a supermodified body. That would be a neat show at I 44. Might even get some of us old guys out to the track again.
Very well done.
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November 23, 2011 at
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Posted By: Ratmotor on November 23 2011 at 10:28:59 AM
Gotta love it, flat bed trailers, stationwagons with fake wood trim, pickups with camper shells towing a super on an open trailer. Good stuff.
Ray Evernham has been working with Humpy Wheeler promoting a series that is pretty much Legends Cars but with a supermodified body. That would be a neat show at I 44. Might even get some of us old guys out to the track again.
Very well done.
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Monty Grice from OkC (son of builder Doc Grice), had a lot of influence in getting those bodies to look like ours from the 1970's.
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November 26, 2011 at
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Man that ol stuff brought tears to my eyes - Alot of good memories - Good job!!!
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November 27, 2011 at
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Thanks guys
I know the pics move too fast, but I was trying to pack every single cool picture into the timeframe of one video on the 'tube' and fit the running time of the music. Getting time to make it near perfect , is hard to have these days.
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December 03, 2011 at
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