Thanks for posting the website. Although I didn't know the New England drivers unless they came south to Middletown, NY, Nazareth, PA or Flemington, NJ, it is always fun to review the past and the drivers from that era. Those New England drivers were among the best in the country.
My days as owner/driver were in the late 1950's when I raced a strictly stock flathead. No trailers or fancy trucks as we flat towed to all the races, many times three different tracks in one weekend. I did win one race and as the winner took a victory lap, there was a photographer in the infield of the first turn to take a picture of the winner. I stuck my head out the window so far there was no way they would miss who got the win that night. I still have the photo and if I can find it will post it here.
Later gave up my not so illustrious career as a driver/owner and began starting races at tracks in the NY/NJ/PA areas. Still have a vivid recollection of my first time starting a TQ midget race. Those guys were nutz!! Back then, the starter stood on the side of the track, all signals were by flags and there were no lights or starter stand overhanging the track surface.
How many remember the Rheingold Girls?