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Got to hang out with some greats. George Roeder, Bart Markel, Ronnie Rall, Dick Mann, Sammy Tanner, saw them all as a boy. Got my lifelong love of flat track from them.
I was lucky enough to know George Sr. He was a great guy. No nonsense kinda guy, but he knew his sh*t. Had no problem telling ya he knew it either lol.
I lived in Bucyrus had Thiel's Wheels, Hale's and could always go down to C-bus
But if you wanted it done right you went to monroeville.
Kinda sad to see what happened to that dealership. They were just old school, no high pressure sign here gimiks and all that. Did not turn volume of new stuff because of old school. Old School was nice though.
Wow. Cool pics. I have a pic of my dad on late 50's/early 60's panhead police cruiser. He's long gone now and there is no date on it so I'm guessing. I'm going to scan it at work tomorrow and post it.
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