Photos – Page 264 – edflemke.com

34 – Studebaker

This still image, captured by Fran Lawlor, shows Ed standing at the left in white t-shirt and dark trousers in the aftermath of the crash.

34 – Studebaker

As the remains of 37 crashed cars are being sorted out, Ed’s #34 can be seen on the left.

Anecdote

Ed remembered – Bruce Cohen, Tony Siscone and Denny Zimmerman comments, from Facebook – Steady Eddie Flemke Tribute page.

Anecdote

An anecdote from the great Modified driver Fred Harbach, as published in “Long Ride on a Short Track” by Ken Spooner.

That looks like Lee Osborne behind the wheel of the #81, owned by the Turner brothers, who also owned the orange #18 cars which were raced most often by Dutch Hoag, and on at least one occasion by Ed.

Other – 8-Ball

Dale Earnhardt

Ralph Moody

Ralph Moody came from New England, where he raced Sportsman and Modified cars, before going south and, with John Holman, starting the famous and very successful Holman and Moody race shop.