Sundance Vacation Speedway (Mountain) action form June 6th.

Club cars that participated: #5x Ray Mattern, #6 Steve Bacik owner driven by Anthony Kubalak.

#10 Bill Morsch owner driven by Mickey Adzima, #12 Marty Van Druten, #15x  Ed Heim

#18 Steve Bacik, #38 Steve Recker, the #101 Bob Barker. All photos by JIM HALL
                                                                                                                                 
                                                                                                                           

GSVSCC participated on 5-31-09 at the New Jersey Motorsports Park Vintage

Grand Prix. Club members Dave Spurlin#42, Bob Barker #101, Bill Barker #6,

Tom Holding #5, Paul Weaver #6A, Wayne Weaver #17

Dave Spurlin Photo

Dave Spurlin Photo

Terry Hall Photo

Dave Spurlin Photo

Dave Spurling Photo

Graden State Vintage Stock Car Members Participated in the

Reading Racing Reunion Mall Show

Larry Housman's beautiful "Original" #74 Weld Car

Wayne Weaver's Ronnie Tobias Tribute Car

Rick Cozze's #44 Driven by Ricky Rutt

The Krick Family enjoys the Reading mall show:

Greg Krick with his two sons Anthony on the left and Nick on the right

The original car was purchased from Greg Krick. The car was

owned by Greg's brother Randy. Randy sadly passed away

in 1993 from an automobile accident.

Club Member Terry High had his beautiful 1999 Buck Shot Jones

#00 Cheez-It car on display all week at the Mall

Click on the link below for photos of the Daytona 500 event

http://www.3widespicturevault.com/FRONT%20PAGE%20STUFF/NJMP_02.15.09_Daytona_500.htm

Motorsports 2009

Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club provided a tribute

to Trenton Speedway with beautiful photos, displays and

Cars that ran the speedway.

Toby Tobias Jr. posing with the Tobias Mustang #17 tribute car

Ray Shea debuted a beautiful original Trenton Speedway

Treadway Gremlin #7. Ray has owned the car for the past 16 years

and did a fabulous job restoring the car back to its original beauty.

The car has a long history. Past drivers include Ray Shea himself,

Billy Osmun, Joe Sevrage and Charlie Glotzback.

Al Gerhrum, Wally Dallenbach and his wife{ Wayne Weaver Photo}

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Here is a great shot taken by Chip from Dutra Sheet Metal. Tom Holding is

driving his Elton Hildreth #16J under the Checkered flag waved by

Wayne Weaver at the New Jersey Motorsport Park with the air show

going on!!!! What a great shot of the 16J taking the checkered once

again!!!!

PHOTO PROVIDED BY RUSS DODGE

Elton Hildreth: Ken Reily photo

Frankie Schneider: Photo Sophie Hertkorn

Wally Dallenbach: Harry Curley photo

Good News!!! We just got our Classifieds up and running.

If you have any"Vintage" Race cars or "Vintage"

Race car parts that you are interested in selling or

if there are items you are looking for "Wanted"

please e-mail us with the listing to:

Nancy Shea gsvscc@comcast.net or wweaver4649@comcast.net

Pictures are welcome. Please provide us with all

contact information. If you sell the items please let us know

so we can remove the listing.

Tribute to our good friend Joe Pratt

Our Story

The Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club grew from the dreams of two men - Ray Shea and Bill Erbe.

In August 1991, a group of former stock car racers, car owners and enthusiasts gathered in Bill Erbe’s backyarda group who also shared the dream and goal of keeping the spirit of the early days of stock car racing alive,especially the rich history of the sport here in New Jersey. From that initial gathering, the group moved into Ray Evernham’s Race Prep Shop and the club began to grow.

The club has attracted many former racers, mechanics, car owners, fans and others associated with the earlydays

of stock car racing as well as their wives and family members. It is incorporated as a non-profit historical organization with a membership of over 300 which extends into 20 different states. Monthly meetings are held so

members and guests can gather to relive the “Golden Age” of stock car racing through displays, models, photo albums, restored racers and shared stories of racing days past. Attendance is optional.

Although the club does not actually race the old cars, it is dedicated to the preservation of stock car racing history.This Golden Age of racing from the past is brought into the present in many ways by the club and its numerousactivities. Old stock cars are restored and recreated by experienced club members. These cars are run on theracetracks in a rolling display of how they use to look and sound while they were burning up the track.The cars are also put on display at various car exhibits and mall shows. The club presents video, slide,photo and model displays to the general public. The membership also honors past competitors,officials and people associated with the sport in a variety of ways at an annual banquet throughpresentations of our “Hall of Fame” and “Pioneer” Awards. A Bi-monthly newsletter is distributed to the membership.This newsletter has articles on various persons, places and historical races and serves as a forum for club information, technical articles and vintage parts exchange.

The Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club is not standing still. Our primary goal was to open a museum.

That goal was reached in 2001 with the opening of our museum at the Wall Township Speedway,

where photos and memorabilia are displayed for the race fans enjoyment. If you are interested in joining us, the requirements are easy to fulfill. All you need is an interest in preserving and sharing the history of the sport of

stock car racing. You don’t need to have an old car or even be mechanically inclined.

The yearly dues are $22.00 which includes a membership card, bi-monthly newsletter and associate membership for immediate family. All are welcome