Maynard is working on one of his “offset” cars.
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Leo Cleary
This car was owned and built by Steve May.
Leo Cleary
Leo Cleary
Leo Cleary
Photo from Glen Tavares.
Tony Siscone
Paul Radford
Photo by James Spencer.
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Plainville. Photo by Phil Hoyt, from JFP Collection.
Ron Bouchard, Gene Bergin, Bugs Stevens
Other – 1, Geoff Bodine
The #1 Nu-Style Pinto owned by Dick Armstong. For a few years in the mid-late ’70s, Nu-Style Racing was probably the most heavily-funded Modified team in existence. During that period, their cars were driven to many victories by Geoff Bodine.
This photo reveals the gearbox casing of a 5-speed transmission. That feature may have contributed to the car’s success – the rules allowed a maximum of 4 speeds.
Jerry Cook
Bob Polverari.
Riverside Park. Photo by Mike Anop.
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Waterford. Photo by Mike Anop.
Bob Polverari
Maynard Troyer
Spencer Speedway.
Leo Cleary
Ken Bouchard
Ken is with his then-girlfriend, Maureen.
Lou Lazzaro
Photo from Dick Berggren Collection, caption by www.Coastal181.com.
1978-06-15 – Ed Sr and Ed Jr help the McTeagues
Bugs Stevens
1978 – Thompson.
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In this image, taken probably in 1978, you can see how they are starting to experiment with aerodynamics, at both the front and the rear.
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Photo by Christopher Hawkins.
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Photo by Steve Kennedy, from Racingthroughtime.com
Leo Cleary
Lou Lazzaro
1978.
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Ed and Ed Jr were among the first to think about the aerodynamics of Modified racing cars. As Ed said, “Air is free, horsepower costs money”. Photo by Jet Zarrella.
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Photo by Jet Zarrella.
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1978. Photo by Steve Kennedy.