   Next down was Don Ewald in the BankAmericar. Funny thing, I did get more than a few shots of this car! LOL  Pete Starrett at the wheel of NTF racer, Steve Barcak's loaner Pontiac push car.        Winner of the Photographers Choice Header Flame Award  After 4+ minutes of running, the front pipes were getting a little warm... ya think?  Next up was John Ewald in his new Master Car.     Tom Hurley photo    Roger Gates pushes off in Dennis Fenstermaker's stout Chevy fueler.     Rick McDonald in the MagiCar of Bill Pitts.    Chris Davis brings the John Wiebe car down.      Dave West in his Beebe & Mulligan AA/FD.   Next down was cackle vet Carl Olson in the Kuhl & Olson ground pounder.     Steve Davis in the 1963-64 Greer-Black-Prudhomme AA/FD.     Jim Crooke brings down "The Assassin" SOHC Ford powered fueler.   Tom Hanna brings his beauty up the track to his spot.    Last car down, last car running - Art Chrisman, the elder statesman of Cacklefest, in his Hustler I.     Here's some random line-up shots.       The Assassin got a lot of attention.   Dave West visits with fans.  Art Chrisman signs one of the Cacklefest posters for a fan.  Dale Smith, Don Ewald and Paul Hutchins  GBP from the drivers seat.  Hanna    John Ewald and Gary Edwards  Connie Swingle uses the BankAmericar cowl for a desk to sign an autograph.   Chris Davis and the Wiebe car.      Don Ewald and the dynamic duo - Anita Smith and Pat "Ma" Green. 
  Rick MacDonald and Chuck Bayuck   Zane Shubert and Ron Johnson enjoy some post cackle recaps.   Chris Davis and friends enjoy a cool one behind the Kansas John car.  Steinnerger & Eshenbaugh heading out.  There were other things autographed besides posters.   Bill Pitts took the time to take photos of most of the Cacklecar cowls...                 Big Yohns Racing Frantic 4 Racing Wally Parks Motorsports Museum   WDIFL.com is a Left Coast Graphics Web Property. |