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A few more photos of the front suspension and dash/interior? might be help full. Any old photos? Very interesting find.?James Long?Speedway Indiana

Looks like a very nice find, and is it in OR ... and where did it come from? I'd be curious what the Kurtis claim is based on, as the frame doesn't seem to follow his practice on other cars, and the

do you really want to restore an original car like this. ????????

I am enclosing four photographs and looking for some identity of same. A good friend of mine purchased this car this year and is planning on restoring it. However, it has been very hard to track down

Gene: Thank you for looking into this. I have gordon white gewhite122@...<mailto:gewhite122@...> as his email address. Pease get with him to get Gordon back on the list. Kem Sent:

I looked in the files for Gordon White. He shows a member in good standing. This is the email address on file that messages would be sent to. gewhite@... Gene Ingram New Castle, In.

Something happened to one of my replies. -- Thomas Luce Manhattan Beach CA USA

All: Just received an email from Gordon White asking about the RacingHistory group. At some point he has discovered he is not receiving any emails. Can someone please make sure he is on the

Thank you for sharing Randall. That brought back a lot of memories. -- Bob Gardner San Diego CA USA

This really good stuff! Randall, thanks for sharing. E Dean Butler Broughton Green, UK

All: Speaking of Culver City here's an old film from 1952 that I recently ran across. The film is of very high quality so I assume it must have run on local television. Maybe some of you here know

I think Don Noel raced with no alias. I actually met Don once in the 1990's at his son's body shop in west Los Angeles. I got to say Don must have had access to the Fountain of Youth. He looked like

Of course, there is the Facebook groups "Gardena Stadium" and "Culver City Stadium" which has a ton of pictures on the CJA. Bob Mitchell Simi Valley CA USA

Here are some Jalopy links I found. The first shows a restored jalopy that is a veteran of CJA and is now part of a family collection.

Chuck, thanks for answering Bill. Interestingly, at one point, Culver City was alternating races for CJA jalopies with PRA hardtops. What makes it difficult to sort out is many of the same drivers

Thanks to all who have replied on the CJA queries, I really appreciate the help! Tom, after I'd asked, I found results (from Lincoln Park) that listed Ben Snyder. One other driver I'm curious about,

Bill, the jalopies of the CJA were mostly Model A and Model B fords with flathead V-8s for power. I still shudder to think of all the "Little Deuce Coupes" that ended their life this way. They would

I am forever saying Dud Wilson's Bearcat, but it was a later modified BlackHawk...I guess I like the BearCat name better. -- Roger Linton Valley Forge PA USA

My father (Otto) saw the Talbots at Langhorne in '41, later Duntov (Talbot) and Red Byron (Duesenberg/Ford) would stay at his house in N. Philadelphia when they ran Langhorne AAA races (Otto ran there

I would like to thank both Al Isselhard and Roger Linton for their help on identifying my two photographs of Talbots. Their confirmation together with what I already knew solve the whole riddle for